We think of adulthood as a milestone we cross in our 20s. A sweeping new study suggests the brain takes a far longer, more winding road to get there If you think you became an adult at 18, or maybe 21 ...

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Some disciplinary measures have been imposed on the lecturer, including being monitored as she teaches a class on diversity and social justice. By Stephanie Saul An Indiana University lecturer who ...

FIRST ON FOX: A Maryland middle school presented a slideshow to 6th graders celebrating "Transgender Awareness Week" where the children were given a lesson that included "advice for coming out" and "8 ...

Mohit Agrawal is an engineering leader based in Silicon Valley. Mohit Agrawal has a track record of 13 years leading Growth Engineering and Mobile Engineering teams at various healthcare, enterprise ...

Ryan Day carried the look of a coach who knew exactly what happened and exactly how much it hurt. “Very disappointed just overall with how we played,” Day said after the Buckeyes 13-10 loss to Indiana ...

UC Santa Cruz’s Dolores Huerta Research Center for the Americas recently partnered with the Dolores Huerta Foundation and UCLA’s Chicano Studies Research Center to release instructor’s guides and ...

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A. To steal is a mortal or venial sin, according to the amount stolen either at once or at different times. Circumstances may make the sin greater or less, and they should be explained in confession.

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We encourage you to spend some time this year thinking about your transition from high school to college. There are lots of things to acclimate to: a new schedule, autonomy, expectations and more.