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Marc Bromberg escaped the fate of some 6,100 Jewish children, arrested in Paris during the Holocaust. Most of them were deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland where they died. Nonagenarian Scientologist Marc Bromberg was 9 when France surrendered to the German forces in June 1940, and 10 when he and his mother were
The NFL and NBC have been doing some celebrating in the end zone over the performance of the first playoff game shown exclusively on a streaming platform. The Kansas City Chiefs’ 26-7 win on Jan. 13 over the Miami Dolphins on NBC’s Peacock platform was the biggest livestreamed event in history and averaged 23 million
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Elsy Studios‘ Juliana Rini shares seven opportunities to consider when designing a positive experience for neurodivergent employees. We’ve all experienced an environment that makes it hard to work – either it’s too loud, too dark, too bright or just distracting for a variety of reasons. It’s difficult to be at our best when we’re uncomfortable.
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In an effort to “adapt to the quickly changing NCAA landscape,” Loyola Marymount University has announced that it will be eliminating six athletic programs at the end of the 2023-24 season due to new rules regarding name, image and likeness and the transfer portal. The Los Angeles Jesuit university is dropping three men’s teams (cross-country,
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Mick Cronin’s season-long lament has been that he has too many freshmen. It may not be long before he cannot get enough. If winning big in college basketball was primarily about importing talent fresh out of high school, the UCLA coach would likely be on the verge of much happier days. The Southern California classes
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In our A Total Trip series, writers document what they spent on a recent getaway. In this edition, Daniel James Clarke shows us how far his money went on a long weekend in Tartu, Estonia. I’m a travel writer based in the Algarve, Portugal. Last year, keen to explore more of the Baltic and Nordic countries, my
