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Title IX: Law ensured balanced cutbacks during pandemic

Title IX compliance is such an omnipresent part of running a college sports program that its significance can often be overlooked

The Independent UK

GOP candidate for Michigan governor denied spot on ballot in court ruling

DETROIT — The Michigan Court of Appeals rejected Wednesday a lawsuit from Republican businessman Perry Johnson, who asked the judges to revive his campaign for governor by giving him a spot on the August primary ballot.

Tribune News Service

Struggling to fill seasonal roles, Park District offers bonus to lifeguards, other summer workers

Following an investigation into allegations of rampant sexual abuse and harassment among its lifeguards, and a national lifeguard shortage, the Park District is trying to attract summer workers with a monetary bonus.

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Horror, Horror Everywhere: New Books Are Shaking the Genre to Its Core

Writers are taking spooky books to places they’ve never gone before

The Walrus

Anti-onshore wind campaigner put in charge of council’s ‘green masterplan’

Lincolnshire county council’s Colin Davie has vowed to ‘restart old fights’ and oppose new onshore wind

The Guardian - UK

Biologist puts shark sleep mystery to bed

An Australian biologist has proven for the first time that sharks do sleep and it's more than simply a fun fact.

AAP

Sleeping with fishes: Australian scientists discover some sharks do need their shut-eye

Anecdotal evidence from scuba divers of draughtsboard sharks sleeping backed up by researchers

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Families fear dying without seeing justice on Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary

It's 50 years since 13 people were shot dead when members of the British Army’s Parachute Regiment opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in Derry

Daily Mirror

Bloody Sunday: Relatives of victims' tell of their 'justice fight' 50 years after one of Northern Ireland's darkest day

"I knew by the look on my father's face and I never heard my mother let out a scream like it.

Belfast Live

Victim’s brother recalls bullets flying past his head on Bloody Sunday

Seventeen-year-old Michael Kelly was shot dead during the civil rights march in Londonderry 50 years ago.

The Independent UK

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