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[ad_1] He worked for the student newspaper at Middlebury College, where he graduated in 1956 with a BA in English. His first job in AP was to close the Vermont State House. Mr. Mears’ home in 1962 caught fire, her two children Pamela and Walter Jr. and his wife, Sally (Danton) Mears. The next two …
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[ad_1] Boys ages 12 to 15 have a small but increased risk of heart problems after receiving the second dose of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, Israeli researchers reported Wednesday. The study found that within one week of taking the second dose, 1 of 12,361 boys in this age group developed myocarditis or heart muscle inflammation. Cases were …
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[ad_1] While the Proud Boys’ membership is not public, Mr. Holt said the group grew up in small towns and counties. Often times, their presence has been enough to spoil things. Last month, the school board in Beloit, Wis. said it was canceling classes as some Proud Boys were at a local protest over mask …
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[ad_1] As the 1970s dawned, beach kids they were in crisis. The quintessential American rock band of the ’60s, whose sun-kissed harmonies and string of girls-cars-and-surf hits created the myth that California legend was heaven, had lost its lock on the charts. Its leader, Brian Wilson, was withdrawn and unstable after a super ambitious album …
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[ad_1] Jalen Rose gathered with basketball fans at a bar for Game 2 of the NBA Western Conference finals between the Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Clippers. It was also draft lottery night, with retired small forward Rose taking on the role of ESPN analyst. Rose decided that he would win the lottery and …
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[ad_1] Jonathan Schroder’s “The Boys in Red Hats” is a maddening example of a movie at war with itself. That’s fitting enough as it’s about the encounter between white high school students and a Native American demonstrator at the Lincoln Memorial on January 18, 2019. The incident became a viral flashpoint over a teenager’s grin …
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