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Meet the Miami teen who made Guinness history as youngest college professor (opens the original)
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Nathan Thomas was 18 years and 346 days old when he taught his first course at Miami Dade College in August of 2023. Now he has been officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the youngest male professor —beating a 19-year-old who had held the record for 306 years. ”When I first started one of the things that I was worried about was not being able to get the same amount of respect as, rightfully so, someone that's been teaching for, like, 20, 30 years and that's older or happens to be ol
An intergenerational orchestra connects generations through a 'Carnival of Music' (opens the original)
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Lorraine Marks-Field was inspired to begin her first intergenerational orchestra when trying to find a way to encourage her young music students to practice their own instruments in New Jersey. As a little girl Field played the viola, taught by a retired cellist with the Radio City Musical Orchestra. She remembered her own interest developing when he invited her to sit and play with his retired string quartet. “ I had an after-school program, and that was the seed and the start of my intergenera
Civil rights groups join Florida Democrats demand probe after man flees ICE, dies in St. Augustine (opens the original)
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The Florida Democratic Party is demanding a full independent investigation into the death of a man who was killed by a tractor-trailer after trying to flee an encounter with federal immigration authorities in St. Augustine. Nikki Fried, Chairwoman of the Florida Democratic Party, issued the following statement: “This is the latest consequence of a campaign of fear that is terrorizing communities and putting lives at risk. Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, and Florida Republicans have empowered [U.S. I
Palmetto Bay passes religious holiday ordinance after Eid controversy (opens the original)
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In June, longtime Palmetto Bay resident Mohammed Taha was turned down when he reached out to village officials to suggest a post for the popular Islamic holiday Eid al-Adha on their media channels. Despite sending out holiday greetings for other holidays such as Christmas, the Village Council of Palmetto Bay's human resources and communications director denied the request. In support of Taha, council member Marsha Matson presented an ordinance at its July 6 meeting that ensures the village will
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