The Diamondback · Local
Pharrel Payne was in a celebratory mood. Maryland men’s basketball’s star big man had just found out he’d been granted a medical redshirt waiver — and with it, a fifth year of eligibility to return to the Terps this fall. So he treated himself to a burger, Cajun fries and a vanilla milkshake from Five Guys. The news was a bright spot amid what Payne called a difficult injury recovery process. Months later, he’s back in coach Buzz Williams’ starting lineup as Maryland’s leading scorer. But Payne’s return to glory tested more than just his body. “Obviously, physically, everything hurt,” Payne said. “But mentally as well, trying to pick yourself up and get yourself back on track is also difficult because as much as I’m hurt … the team doesn’t stop doing what they’re doing.” [‘It’s personal’: Maryland men’s basketball’s comeback quest is rooted in maturation] Payne suffered two injuries last season. The first was against Marquette on Nov. 15, 2025.
The Baylor Lariat · Local
By Josh Siatkowski | Lead Writer Baylor Eats honored one of its own Thursday afternoon, surprising Penland employee Linda Benson as she crossed 40 years serving students in Baylor’s dining halls. As the lunch rush wrapped up, staff from across campus’ three dining halls gathered near the Penland salad bar, waiting to greet Benson with a cake, an anniversary gift, a card and a round of applause. “If you can imagine the number of students that Linda has served throughout the years, the number of smiles that she’s put on the faces of students throughout the years — thousands, if not millions,” said Michael Sanders, residential district manager for Baylor Eats, as he thanked Benson for her service. Benson, a Waco native and graduate of Jefferson Moore High School, has worked in Penland Dining Hall since 1986.
China Digital Times · Local
CDT 档案卡 标题：极昼工作室｜0.01分赢下保研，第二天就被室友举报了 作者：陈银霞 发表日期：2026.11.10 来源：微信公众号-极昼工作室 主题归类：举报文化 CDS收藏：人物馆 版权说明：该作品版权归原作者所有。中国数字时代仅对原作进行存档，以对抗中国的网络审查。详细版权说明。 今年的保研季刚刚结束，新一轮的比赛开始了。一些学生像打仗一样，提前布局，精心谋划，但不是为了冲名额，而是“防举报”—— 有学生从大一开始就刻意与同学保持距离，不和室友说笑，不和本班同学交朋友，不轻易发表意见。有学生不敢发朋友圈，还把吹风机寄回家，以免被人抓住使用违规电器的把柄。 一位高校辅导员说，这几年，学生之间互相的举报明显变多了。他也观察到，很少有举报是出于维护规则的公平性，更多是落选者对竞争成功的同学发起的缺乏实质证据的举报，这些举报也没有成功。 但很多时候，不是“举报”管不管用，而是关于举报的想象，让一些人患上了“被迫害妄想症”。 在一则求“保研防举报”建议的帖子里，刘恒留下了他的经验：“从大一开学就弄一个小号微信不发朋友圈，把所有学校的人隔离出来。” 刘恒来自辽宁，大四在读，刚以年级断层第一的成绩保研上岸。他高考完，就定下了保研的目标。也是在那时，他刷到过不少大学舍友互相举报的短视频，吐槽一句军训太累，花钱大手大脚，或发个过圣诞节的朋友圈，都可能被截图做文章。 刘恒知道，一旦被举报，留下污点，可能会影响保研。他决定，从迈入大学校门起，就对别人设起一道防线。 三年多来，刘恒独来独往，上课、吃饭、自习都是一个人，团队竞赛也是一个人报名。回到宿舍，他拉上床帘，在隔绝的床上学习、娱乐、休息。偶尔室友聊天，他都是笑笑不说话，也不跟室友去聚餐。 同学们讨论热点新闻时，刘恒从不接茬，尤其是人多的时候——他怕“祸从口出”，“现在大家维权意识都比较强，录音也很方便，耳机、手表、手机都能录音。”他仅有的两三个好友，要么是不同届的，要么是其他学院的，“没有利益冲突”。 在线上，他也活成了另一个形象。碰到重大节日，他的朋友圈就准时更新：“过年好啊”“国庆快乐”“中秋团圆”。他说，同学们都知道这是人设，但互相都不戳破。有同学比他更极致，转发人民日报链接、与专业毫不沾边的行业峰会，就像上班打卡一样。看到大部分同学都在转发，刘恒感觉不发不合群，他也发。…
Bluefield Daily Telegraph · Local
CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Tessa Johnson scored 13 points, Chloe Kitts had 12 points and 12 rebounds and No. 1 South Carolina pulled away for its 16th straight victory over state rival Clemson, 65-44 on Thursday night.
The Baylor Lariat · Local
By Tripp Henderson | Staff Writer While the midterm elections drew national attention, their impact also trickles down to the municipal level. The Democratic Party now holds power in the U.S. Congress and has significant control in Texas state government, raising questions about how that may shift Waco’s legislative priorities and how the city works with state and national government. On the national level, Democrats took resounding control of both the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. In Texas, Democrats flipped the Texas House and won every statewide executive office. Republican U.S. Congressman Pete Sessions said Texas operates under a combination of federal, state and local laws that relate to counties and cities. He said Democrats will likely try to alter some of those laws, which could impact everything down to the municipal level.
The Epoch Times · Local
美國2027財年首月財政赤字大幅擴大，10月赤字達4040億美元，創歷年10月最高紀錄。收入減少、政府支出增加是赤字攀升的主要原因。 美國財政部週四（11月12日）公布的數據顯示，2026年10月政府支出達7730億美元，同比增加12%；財政收入則降至3690億美元，同比減少9%。當月赤字達4...
The Current · Local
The Incredible Comeback of the Chinook Salmon: For decades, experts feared that the king of all fish was on the verge of permanent disappearance. Environmental shifts and habitat loss had driven numbers to historic lows that seemed impossible to reverse. However, a stunning turn of events has transformed the status of these iconic fish in a way no one expected. Across vast river systems and coastal waters, the Chinook Salmon is staging a massive resurgence that many are calling a once-in-a-century miracle. This sudden population boom is not just a win for nature lovers but a sign that the tides are turning for aquatic ecosystems. Communities that rely on these fish are witnessing a revival that feels like a dream come true for the entire region. Tracing the History of the King Salmon The Chinook Salmon, often called the King Salmon, has always been a symbol of strength and endurance.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph · Local
International health experts are meeting to assess whether the U.S. and Mexico have lost their measles elimination status. Measles, a highly contagious disease, had been controlled in the U.S. for 30 years. Large outbreaks in recent years have led to…
Farmington Daily Times · Local
NEW YORK (AP) — International health experts are meeting this week to determine if the United States and Mexico have forfeited one of their greatest public health victories — the elimination of measles. Measles is one of the most contagious diseases known to medicine, but vaccines had safely stopped the virus’ spread in the U.S. for 30 years. Over those decades, measles had become a medical rarity in the U.S., with deaths from the disease virtually unheard of. But in the past two years, large outbreaks have hit multiple states, spawning thousands of illnesses, including about a dozen deaths. Experts expect that the meeting, convened by the Pan American Health Organization, or PAHO, will show that measles has officially returned to the U.S. and Mexico — that the virus is now continually spreading within the nations’ borders. “It’s a big deal. The decision represents us moving backwards,” said Dr.
The Wesleyan Argus · Local
c/o Patti Perret / AP November 13, 2026 • By Lily Ahluwalia At the end of my semester abroad, I left my familiar dorm in Copenhagen, Denmark, and made my way up to Norway to watch the northern lights. Bodø, Norway is a charming, but sparse town. Because of the chilly weather and days enveloped in darkness, many of the usual tourist activities were closed down. It was eerie, but also oddly comforting. After getting settled in my hostel, I met my guide and tour group. We drove around, chasing the lights and making awkward small talk. As I gazed at the sky, icy wind blowing at my face, I deflected questions about American politics. The northern lights are beautiful; it’s not possible to put into words. After seeing the vivid blues and greens of the aurora borealis, I was dropped off at my hostel and promptly went to bed. I woke up in the morning with no plans and an entire day stretched before me.
Rogue Valley Times · Local
Editor’s note: The city of Medford and the Eugene Emeralds announced Friday that they have severed talks for the proposed Minor League Baseball stadium. See more coverage at rv-times.com. See previous coverage below A majority of Medford City Council members expressed doubts about the future of a minor league baseball stadium in the city’s downtown Hawthorne Park during a Thursday night study session. Council members raised concerns about rushing to make such a big decision and the project’s financial impacts on urban renewal dollars and taxpayers. Representatives for the Eugene Emeralds, which seeks to relocate to Medford, said they could not contribute additional funds and needed a shorter timeline in which stadium construction could begin. The council convened to review a $500,000 feasibility study, funded with $250,000 each from Medford Urban Renewal Agency and a contribution from the baseball team, which is a High-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants.
China Digital Times · Local
CDT 档案卡 标题：成蕾专访：从央视记者到“间谍”，她用书写追问高墙 作者： 袋鼠拳击手 发表日期：2026.11.12 来源：低音 主题归类：成蕾 CDS收藏：人物馆 版权说明：该作品版权归原作者所有。中国数字时代仅对原作进行存档，以对抗中国的网络审查。详细版权说明。 近日，独立媒体“低音”发表文章《成蕾专访：从央视记者到“间谍”，她用书写追问高墙》。澳大利亚籍记者成蕾曾任 CGTN 财经主播，2020年8月在央视被国安带走，以“为境外非法提供国家秘密罪”获刑两年 11 个月，2023年10月获释返澳。中文回忆录《如果墙能说话》出版之际，她在墨尔本家中接受独立媒体“低音”专访，谈及当年为何从澳洲到中国做记者、如何回应“为喉舌服务”的批评、1114天的羁押经历，以及重返记者岗位后仍在追问的问题。 据成蕾讲述，案由是 2020 年“两会”期间，她把政府工作报告中的 GDP 目标发给了彭博社记者范若伊，比报道禁令解除早了七分钟，而央视的外籍员工并不需要接受保密培训。而国安对她的跟踪始于当年四月，正是澳洲提出独立调查新冠源头的几天之后，她和朋友们因此怀疑，自己成了“人质外交”的筹码。 被捕之后，她既被国内舆论描绘成潜伏二十年的“间谍”，也被海外评论指为替喉舌服务、咎由自取。专访回溯了她的来路：10 岁移民澳洲，因父亲担心亚裔难以在新闻界立足而改读商科；2002 年进入央视英文频道，后转投 CNBC；2012 年重返央视，亲历“党媒姓党”之下行业气氛的变化。面对批评，她并不回避，但坚持自己“没有说过假话”，相信在体制内仍能发挥一些作用。 在回忆录中，成蕾如实记录了羁押中的身体经验：带着经痛被捕，三年不被允许穿胸罩。她也写下女警官偶尔流露的善意，写下“光盘行动”在看守所演变为削减囚粮的荒诞，还有她与隔壁囚室靠敲击墙壁传话的时刻。 获释三年，成蕾仍是中方不愿提及的名字：2024 年李强访澳，她出席记者会，两名中国使馆人员站在她两侧挡住镜头。但她没有停止做记者，如今正走进墨尔本华人社区，了解他们对本地政治的看法。对想去中国发展的年轻华人，她的提醒是想清楚要为所谓的成功放弃什么。而关于外媒如何保护在中国的信源、仍被关押的人将面临什么，她还没有答案，但会继续追问。 以下是专访内容节选：…
Bluefield Daily Telegraph · Local
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The Danville News · Local
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Coronado Eagle & Journal · Local
Meet Poppy! This beautiful girl is affectionate, loving, and an absolute cuddlebug. She loves nothing more than receiving pets and attention from everyone she meets.Poppy enjoys playing fetch, tug-of-war, and spending time outdoors. Some of her favorite activities include visiting the dog beach, splashing in the waves, exploring new places, and following her nose on outdoor adventures. True to her breed, she also has a signature voice and loves to play when she’s excited and having fun!She is a very smart girl who is kennel-trained and knows several basic commands, including sit, down, stay/wait, paw, and high-five. She can be sensitive to loud noises, so a patient and understanding home would be ideal.She has so much love to give and will undoubtedly bring plenty of happiness to the family lucky enough to welcome her home!All of our animals are spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and up-to-date on flea and tick preventative.
The Diamondback · Washington, MD
Tonya Sweat’s first gig in Washington, D.C., was entangled in the 2000 presidential election recount controversy. Decades later, she finds herself at the center of her own ballot dispute. Then an Air Force attorney, Sweat advised the task force organizing the 2001 inauguration. The committee had to coordinate with two viable presidents-elect until the U.S. Supreme Court ruled a month after the election to end a recount in Florida, granting former President George W. Bush a razor-thin victory over Democrat Al Gore. “I watched that in real time, and I thought we had learned a lesson,” said Sweat, who ran as an unaffiliated write-in candidate for Prince George’s County executive this year. “And now, here we are, 26 years later, and I’m standing in the middle of it.” On Nov. 3, voters reelected County Executive Aisha Braveboy over Sweat much more conclusively. Still, Sweat spent Veterans Day on Wednesday protesting the midterm results outside the county’s elections board office.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph · Local
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph · Local
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China Digital Times · Local
CDT 档案卡 标题：那些原本是废话的常识｜一个逼孩子造假的社会，就别嚷嚷“一代不如一代”了，你们不配 作者：叶克飞 发表日期：2026.11.12 来源：微信公众号-那些原本是废话的常识 主题归类：形式主义 CDS收藏：公民馆 版权说明：该作品版权归原作者所有。中国数字时代仅对原作进行存档，以对抗中国的网络审查。详细版权说明。 昨天有个朋友讲了他女儿在学校里的一件小事：该小学有个“好人好事”项目，每个班轮流抽人参加，有老师专门负责拍照。昨天轮到女儿所在的班抽签，抽到她参与，可是她跟同学到了要清洁的地方，发现一片落叶都没有。 我听到这儿，第一反应是“那不就不用干了吗”，朋友说才不是这样，这反而是最麻烦的，因为如果没有“实际成绩”，老师就不能拍照，不拍照就证明学生没干活，就要被罚抄。也就是说，地面干净反而是有罪的。 这种情况并非第一次发生，学生早有对策，他们会去垃圾桶里铲一堆落叶出来，然后摆在簸箕里让老师拍照应付过关。今天也是如此，朋友的女儿和同学去垃圾桶找了一些落叶，又在学校一棵大树下找了一点，再“运回”清洁区装模作样给老师拍照，完成了“好人好事”。 从垃圾桶里把扫掉的落叶重新拿出来“使用”，这个行为让我立马想到了二战时期的纳粹集中营。当时有集中营每天把犯人押到一片空地上，站成两列，所有人不准说话，一边负责挖坑，一边负责填坑。大家就这样你一铲我一铲，你挖出来我填回去，沉默着干一天无用功，直至被送入毒气室。这当然毫无意义，唯一要做的就是摧残囚犯的精神，让他们更顺从。 学校显然也实现了这个效果，学生很顺从，没有人会站出来说学校的行为非常王八蛋，反而会遵循老一辈最推崇的“适应社会”原则，完成任务不惹事。 其实何止现在的孩子，一代代人都是这么走过来的：习惯于各种不合理的存在，然后以“适应社会”为导向，自以为高明地接受规训，然后看着社会一直坏下去。 但即使如此顺从，还是会听到“一代不如一代”“现在的孩子不行”“现在年轻人都不好管”之类的评价。我知道很多人不喜欢“老登”这个词，但多年来一边批量制造说谎造假者，鼓吹无底线适应社会，一边又嫌他们还不够顺从，将无原则服从和被规训视为高明的人生哲学，这不是老登又是什么呢？…
Education Week · Pasadena, TX
Share article Remove Save to favorites Save to favorites Print Email Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Copy URL Larry Ferlazzo Follow Unfollow Opinion Contributor, Education Week Larry Ferlazzo is a former award-winning high school English and social studies teacher of more than two decades. He is currently a volunteer tutor to English-learner newcomers at a local school and to youth in juvenile hall. There are so many instructional strategies that are recommended for helping students acquire the English language.Which ones are the best?This series will offer recommendations from experienced educators.My choice is having class sets of mini-whiteboards. They can be used to encourage whole-class participation and are great for formative assessments. I’ve used them for games, dictation (teacher-to-class or student-to-student), reading comprehension—you name it!
The Diamondback · College Park, MD
Maddie Moran was named the top women’s lacrosse recruit in the class of 2028. Now, she’s set to continue her lacrosse career at a place where she has familial ties. Moran committed to Maryland, where her father, Ryan Moran, serves as the men’s lacrosse offensive coordinator. Maddie Moran is one of several young athletes whose paths to College Park intersect with a parent’s connection to Maryland athletics – giving them a familiarity with this university. But as they begin their own college careers, they also aim to find identities beyond their family names. Women’s lacrosse coach Cathy Reese sees that drive in her daughter, incoming freshman attacker Cayden Reese. She highlighted Cayden Reese’s understanding of the game and her competitiveness as two of her biggest strengths. “She is a good teammate, and she’s a smart player,” Cathy Reese said. Cayden Reese grew up around Terps women’s lacrosse, spending time with players and watching the team develop.