In 1929, Dr. Horace Mann Bond, social science researcher, historian and father of the late Julian Bond, participated in a field study of Black student achievement in North Carolina, Alabama, and Louisiana. Visiting more than 700 schools across these states, Dr. Bond and his wife, Julia, administered standardized tests and photographed the educational experiences of close to 10,000 students.
Continue reading New Exhibit Captures Life, Education of African-Americans in the Rural South
Colorful foliage may be autumn’s hallmark, but humans can also smell the change of seasons. What exactly is that familiar scent that hits our noses every October? Turns out, it’s a lot more complicated than wood smoke and pumpkin spice lattes.
Israeli authorities said four Palestinians had been shot dead and a fifth seriously injured in thwarted knife attacks on Saturday in Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank as tensions ran high after more than two weeks of unrest.
Your router might look like an impenetrable black box of internet mystery, but tweaking a few settings under the hood is easier than you might think. Here are some of the options you can reconfigure to get a faster wireless connection and keep unwelcome visitors off your network.
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In a moment that’d surely make his Dunk Champion dad proud, Larry Nance Jr. went up and over Festus Ezeli last night for what is likely the throwdown of the preseason. Said slam was so powerful that they actually just shut down the game in the third quarter and sent everybody home happy.
Continue reading Larry Nance Jr. Absolutely Posterizes Festus Ezeli
Nintendo has kept a tight lid regarding Project NX–the company’s next-generation console. After revealing initial details about the new console back in March, Iwata confirmed we wouldn’t see anything come until 2016. Or so we thought.
Continue reading NINTENDO NX MAY BE A PORTABLE/HOME CONSOLE HYBRID
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