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The case for fostering
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In 2023, I met Arthur, a senior dog with three legs. Shelter staff told me that Arthur was found roaming the streets, injured, and a good Samaritan took him in. Soon after arriving at the shelter, Arthur’s front left leg was amputated due to the injury. He was recovering from his surgery when we met.... The post The case for fostering appeared first on The T
Charli xcx takes on ‘Music, Fashion, Film’
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In 1996, Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker was overwhelmed. The year before, he’d been catapulted to pop stardom by Pulp’s record “Different Class,” a boundary-pushing pop blockbuster sold in a distinctive green sleeve that surpassed every expectation and set an impossible career high. This sudden commercial success thrust Cocker and company into the upper echelon
‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ is worth a second look
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Earlier this summer, Lucasfilm and Disney released “The Mandalorian and Grogu,” the first theatrical “Star Wars” movie since “The Rise of Skywalker” in 2019. The film saw a mixed reception from many film critics, some offering high praise for the movie, and others considering it a complete bust. IndieWire’s Kate Erbland gave harsh criticism, calling... The p
‘Do That Again’: Malcolm Todd’s sophomore slump
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Indie pop up-and-comer Malcolm Todd released his second studio album, “Do That Again,” on June 5, just over a year after his self-titled debut. The 22-year-old singer-songwriter has undergone a rapid ascent from poorly-kept indie secret to rising star since 2024’s “Sweet Boy” mixtape and “Chest Pain (I Love)” single. This is the fourth straight... The post ‘
Dabo does it again: 8 commits to know in the Tigers’ surging 2027 class
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Dabo Swinney is at it once again on the recruiting trail. Throughout the summer, the Clemson football program has been on an absolute heater, acquiring elite talent from the high school ranks. Recently, the Tigers have secured several verbal commitments from numerous high-profile athletes from across the nation. Across multiple outlets, such as 247Sports and
Sen. Lindsey Graham dies at 71 from ‘sudden illness’
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One of South Carolina’s longest-serving senators, Lindsey Graham, passed away at 71 in the late hours of July 11. His office released a statement that Graham died from a “brief and sudden illness,” and has since clarified that he died from an aortic dissection caused by arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease. He was found suffering from cardiac... The post
Gator reemergence: How Florida is outrecruiting Clemson football
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With high school football recruiting kicking into gear for the 2027 class, the Clemson coaching staff made contact and built relationships with numerous high-profile recruits across the nation. However, there has been one noticeable change this cycle that Tiger fans should keep an eye on: Florida’s recent reemergence as a major player in the recruiting
Clemson names Georgia provost Benjamin Ayers as next president
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Just days after Kevin Guskiewicz announced his decision to remain at Michigan State, the Clemson board of trustees has chosen a new candidate for the University’s next president. The Clemson BOT met on Thursday morning and selected University of Georgia provost Benjamin Ayers as the University’s 16th president. Ayers has served as provost of UGA... The post
Kevin Guskiewicz choosing to stay at MSU for ‘personal reasons,’ Clemson BOT says
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Less than six weeks after Kevin Guskiewicz was announced as Clemson University’s next president, the board of trustees revealed he has opted to stay at Michigan State University for “personal reasons.” In an email announcement, Clemson’s BOT said it was notified on Monday of Guskiewicz’s decision, that the national search had a “robust pool of... The p
Gurley: What you should know about Disability Pride Month
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There are millions of people in the United States who live with various disabilities. Before July 1990, no legislation existed to protect Americans with disabilities from discrimination. That all changed when the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law on July 26, 1990. This piece of legislation significantly improved access for people living wit
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