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Thirty years ago, something big happened in the world of science. The School of Materials Science and Engineering at South China University of Technology opened its doors. This was a big deal because it meant more people could study how things are made and how to make them better. Over the years, t

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Chilly Times Ahead: Lake Charles Braces for a Frosty Weekend

Lake Charles is in for a frosty surprise this weekend. The weather forecast is not looking good. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for southwest Louisiana. This means ice and bone-chilling wind chills are on the way. Things are expected to get pretty cold. The wind c

education

A Science Teacher's Journey to Inspire

Barbara Brock, a science teacher at High Springs Community School, was awarded the Teacher of the Year title for Alachua County. This honor came after a long journey in education, starting in 2003. Brock was one of three finalists, competing with Robert Ryan McNickle from Buchholz High School and Ka

education

A New Hub for Science and Tech at William & Mary

William & Mary has just opened a shiny new building for science and tech students. It's called the Integrated Science Center 4, and it's part of a bigger plan to boost research and learning. The building is a big deal because it's the first new school in 50 years! The new building is home to comput

Curt Cignetti's Triumph: A Lesson in Patience and Talent

In the world of college football, decisions about coaches and contracts can be tricky. Curt Cignetti, the head coach of Indiana, found himself in the spotlight when he was offered a raise and a contract extension. This happened just as other schools started showing interest in him. At the time, ESPN

health

Measles on the Rise: What You Need to Know

In South Carolina, the measles outbreak is growing. Over 700 cases have been reported, with 54 new infections since Tuesday. The health department has not shared the ages of those affected, but the numbers are rising. Quarantines and isolations are in place. Currently, 485 people are in quarantine,

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Chicago's Extreme Cold: Staying Safe and Smart

Chicago is facing a severe cold snap, with temperatures dropping to dangerous lows. The wind chill is expected to make it feel even colder, reaching between -20 to -40 degrees Fahrenheit. This extreme cold can cause frostbite on exposed skin in just 10 minutes, so it's crucial to dress warmly and st

Philip Rivers: From Retirement to the NFL Head Coach Hot Seat

Philip Rivers, the former NFL quarterback, is not done with football just yet. After a brief comeback with the Indianapolis Colts, he is now in the running for a head coaching job with the Buffalo Bills. At 44, Rivers has been coaching at St. Michael Catholic High School in Alabama since retiring fr

Overcoming Limits: The Story of a Blind Wrestler

Wrestling is a sport that demands strength, quick thinking, and skill. For Nick Papiro, a sophomore at Delaware Military Academy, these qualities are crucial. Nick is legally blind, but that hasn't stopped him from excelling on the wrestling mat. Nick's vision impairment means he can't see clearly,

The New Game Changers: College Athletes and NIL