Ballpark Menu: Reading Fightin Phils
READING, Pa. – When rain delayed the July, 13 game between the Fightin Phils and the Binghamton Rumble Ponies for about 90 minutes, fans did the next logical thing – duck into the FirstEnergy Stadium concourse to grab some food. The ballpark cuisine offers something...
Ballpark Menu: Reading Fightin Phils
READING, Pa. – When rain delayed the July, 13 game between the Fightin Phils and the Binghamton Rumble Ponies for about 90 minutes, fans did the next logical thing – duck into the FirstEnergy Stadium concourse to grab some food. The ballpark cuisine offers something...
read moreBad Topics Episode # 4
WASHINGTON- It's episode number three of Bad Topics with Brent Schwartz, Alan Suriel and Darnell Pearson. Produced and edited by Rosie Langello. https://vimeo.com/225330416
Bad Topics Episode # 4
WASHINGTON- It's episode number three of Bad Topics with Brent Schwartz, Alan Suriel and Darnell Pearson. Produced and edited by Rosie Langello. https://vimeo.com/225330416
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Potomac Nationals Hit It Out of the Park with Tommy John Arm Promo
The Potomac Nationals are winding up to give away plastic arms on Saturday. Their “Ode to Tommy John Surgery” statues recognize baseball’s most infamous operation.
Potomac Nationals Hit It Out of the Park with Tommy John Arm Promo
The Potomac Nationals are winding up to give away plastic arms on Saturday. Their “Ode to Tommy John Surgery” statues recognize baseball’s most infamous operation.
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Bad Topics Episode #3
WASHINGTON- It's episode number three of Bad Topics with Brent Schwartz, Alan Suriel and Darnell Pearson. Produced and edited by Rosie Langello https://vimeo.com/224713942
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The man behind Uncle Slam
WOODBRIDGE- Have you ever wondered who's the person behind the mascot? During Medill Sports minor league baseball tour, we're uncovering the stories behind the mask. Our first stop was the Potomac Nationals in Class A Advanced. Joe Calvert works as a sound technician...
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Potomac Nationals Ballpark Menu
Images from Potomac National ballpark in Woodbridge, Virginia.
read moreFort Worth student thrilled to be part of National Spelling Bee
Fort Worth eighth grader Will Lourcey aced the spelling of “fallacy” and “Ruritanian” on Wednesday, but that was not enough for him to advance to the finals of the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee. Lourcey was one of 291 participants in the preliminary rounds, and one of 188 who made it through the two on-stage rounds on Wednesday.
Top 10 Selected for National Geographic Bee
The National Geographic Bee brings tests students from across the country on international geography. Karys Belger reports on what it was like for the contestants to make the top ten.
Kentucky geography whiz reads atlases for fun
Evan Winkler, Kentucky’s National Geographic Bee champion, had a good time in the national preliminaries on Monday.
Minnesota middle schoolers make nationals with futuristic city
Students come from around the world to participate in the 2017 Future City competition. The competition challenges 6th to 8th graders to build models of futuristic cities using STEM research.
South Korea funds U.S. center to promote Korean culture
George Washington University inaugurated a program that will expand Korean language and cultural studies at the institution on Thursday, part of an expanded program funded by the South Korean government, officials said.
Mali native on a mission at Obama’s summit
WASHINGTON – A Mali native visited the nation’s capital on a mission to help African children through the Young African Leaders Initiative(YALI) program started by President Barack Obama. "If I had given up, I would not be in (the) U.S. today," said Alfousseni Sidibe,...
Cybersecurity education growing on college campuses, but more professionals needed in field
Trying to figure out which major gives you a higher chance to get a high salary and meet the urgent needs of employers? Cybersecurity education may be one way to go.
Connecting education support for surviving military kids
TAPS started to provide support for education for children of the deceased military members in 2014.
Flipping the Script: Exploring the Prison-to-College Pipeline
Prison-to-College Pipeline, an initiative at CUNY, provides access to higher education to incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people.
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