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Buffalo Wild Wings has a new buffalo wing-flavored espresso drink with dry rub on the rim

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Buffalo Wild Wings has a new buffalo wing-flavored espresso drink with dry rub on the rim

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Man Rushes to the Hospital After Turning Blue. You wont believe the cause!

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Man Rushes to the Hospital After Turning Blue. You wont believe the cause!

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Lynn rushed to the ER, and the doctor rubbed Lynch's arm with an alcohol wipe, causing the swab to turn blue. It was then that Lynch realized that sleeping on his new, unwashed bed sheets for two nights was to blame for his predicament.

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7 Stolen Dogs Escaped a Truck in China and Trekked Over 10 Miles Back to Their Owners

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7 Stolen Dogs Escaped a Truck in China and Trekked Over 10 Miles Back to Their Owners

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Immigration agents are stepping in at airports—not for border control, but to help manage overwhelming security lines. Just a year ago, this would have sounded like something made up for shock value. Now it’s happening in real life, and travelers are witnessing it firsthand. One of the strangest headlines of the year just became reality, and it feels impossible to ignore.

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Imagine waking up in March and seeing 4 feet of snow… while another state is dealing with tornado warnings. That actually happened this week because one huge storm system caused completely different extreme weather across the country.

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This week feels like something out of a movie. A loud boom was heard across several states, and people thought something crashed but officials say it was actually a meteor entering Earth’s atmosphere. Over 140 people even reported seeing the fireball.

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BREAKING: A meteor just shook multiple U.S. states and people thought it was an explosion — but it was a fireball entering the atmosphere. 

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BREAKING: A meteor just shook multiple U.S. states and people thought it was an explosion — but it was a fireball entering the atmosphere. 

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College sports isn’t just about games — it’s also about business and money. The NCAA just filed a lawsuit against DraftKings, saying the company used protected terms like “March Madness” in its advertising. This shows how powerful the tournament brand really is.

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One of the biggest reasons people love college basketball in March is the unpredictability. Even the best teams can lose early, and one upset can completely destroy a bracket. This year proved it again when the final perfect bracket was eliminated after Tennessee’s win.

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Women’s college basketball is growing faster than ever, especially after players like Caitlin Clark helped bring millions of new fans to the NCAA. This might be the biggest moment women’s sports have ever had. 🏀🔥

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Women’s college basketball is growing faster than ever, especially after players like Caitlin Clark helped bring millions of new fans to the NCAA. This might be the biggest moment women’s sports have ever had. 🏀🔥

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AI is changing how students write papers — and colleges are still trying to figure out what to do about it. Tools from OpenAI are becoming more common in classrooms every day.

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AI is changing how students write papers — and colleges are still trying to figure out what to do about it. Tools from OpenAI are becoming more common in classrooms every day.

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LeBron James becomes NBA’s all-time games played leader

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LeBron James becomes NBA’s all-time games played leader

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LeBron James played in an NBA-record 1,612th regular-season game during the Los Angeles Lakers' 105-104 comeback win over the Orlando Magic.

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Black jaguars are reappearing in Brazil

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Black jaguars are reappearing in Brazil

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The Ywy Ipuranguete initiative in Brazil, backed by $9 million from the Global Biodiversity Framework Fund, is working to safeguard about 6 million hectares of some of Brazil's most threatened biomes. Indigenous leader Fábio Titiah recently witnessed a rare black jaguar burst from the undergrowth in the Caramuru-Paraguassu territory, a species considered extinct!

https://news.mongabay.com/2026/02/researchers-eye-jaguar-conservation-wins-under-brazil-indigenous-stewardship-project/

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Amazon just made its biggest tech investment in a single country

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Amazon just made its biggest tech investment in a single country

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Amazon announced plans to invest €33.7 billion ($39.8 billion) in Spain to expand data center infrastructure and AI capabilities across Europe. SVG Europe The total investment is estimated to contribute €31.7 billion to Spain's GDP through 2035, supporting an estimated 29,900 full-time equivalent jobs annually.

https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/company-news/amazon-spain-investment

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Scientists at the Texas A&M Health Institute of Biosciences and Technology believe it might. Their research combines caffeine with CRISPR, a powerful gene editing tool known as clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats, to explore new ways to treat chronic diseases such as cancer and diabetes.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/02/260227071940.htm

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NASA has just found a “ghost galaxy” that's almost completely invisible

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NASA has just found a “ghost galaxy” that's almost completely invisible

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Astronomers used the Hubble Space Telescope to identify CDG-2, a galaxy located about 300 million light-years away. It may be one of the most dark matter-dominated galaxies ever discovered. About 99% of its total mass appears to be dark matter. the mysterious substance that doesn't reflect, emit, or absorb light.

https://esahubble.org/news/heic2605/

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Coca Cola Oreos are literally “Hijacking” your brain

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Coca Cola Oreos are literally “Hijacking” your brain

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The NY Post claims “cigarettes and UPFs share many key features: both are industrially engineered substances that deliver powerful sensory experiences and have been, in some cases, produced or owned by the same corporations”

https://nypost.com/2026/02/24/health/foods-like-coca-cola-flavored-oreos-hijack-your-brain-like-cigarettes/

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Career Security vs. Financial Freedom: Which Graduation Path Wins?

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Career Security vs. Financial Freedom: Which Graduation Path Wins?

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Would You Rather:
A) Graduate Debt-Free but With Limited Internship Experience
B) Graduate With Debt but 2+ Strong Internships

Career security vs. financial freedom what’s the smarter move? Comment A or B

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AI on Campus: Early Intervention Tool or Academic Surveillance?

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AI on Campus: Early Intervention Tool or Academic Surveillance?

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67% of Students Say They Feel Unprepared for Financial Independence After Graduation. Despite completing required coursework, many graduates report confusion about taxes, budgeting, loans, and investing. Universities focus heavily on academic success but should financial literacy be mandatory before graduation?

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The Rise of “Quiet Quitting” Starting in College?

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The Rise of “Quiet Quitting” Starting in College?

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A growing number of students report doing only the minimum required to pass courses rather than striving for mastery. Researchers suggest this mindset may stem from burnout, rising tuition costs, and uncertainty about job markets. While some argue it protects mental health, others believe it reduces long-term competitiveness and skill development. Is this a shift in priorities — or a warning sign for the future workforce?

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Your GPA Might Matter Less Than Your Digital Footprint.

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Your GPA Might Matter Less Than Your Digital Footprint.

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Employers are increasingly reviewing LinkedIn activity, portfolios, and online engagement before resumes. Are students building their personal brand or ignoring it?

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Is College Preparing Students for Jobs That Don’t Exist Yet?

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Is College Preparing Students for Jobs That Don’t Exist Yet?

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Religious Accommodations: A New Form Of Privilege?

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Religious Accommodations: A New Form Of Privilege?

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Studies Prove The Average College Classroom Is Shackled By “Political Correctness”

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Studies Prove The Average College Classroom Is Shackled By “Political Correctness”

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80% Of College Graduates Regret Their Decision About Higher Education Within 10 Years

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80% Of College Graduates Regret Their Decision About Higher Education Within 10 Years

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Is AI’s Fast Paced Development Related To The Current Rise Of Students Cheating?

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Is AI’s Fast Paced Development Related To The Current Rise Of Students Cheating?

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AI is a hot topic right now, with many people wondering what it means for education and the future of our students. It’s at our fingertips, from phones, to websites, and even to smart watches. This makes it easier for students to smuggle AI into classrooms and tests. Smartwatches are the real culprit here, because no one even suspects that a watch is being used for cheating, when all it takes is a couple of swipes to get any answer imaginable! Laura Nelson, a teacher from Cary, NC, states: “I never thought I’d see the day when I had to ask students to put their watches away when I gave them a test. It’s unbelievable the things they can do with technology these days.”

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New Studies Show “Cramming” To Be Just As Effective As Consistent Studying

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New Studies Show “Cramming” To Be Just As Effective As Consistent Studying

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Constant studying has often been thought to be the only way of success for students. However, recent studies show 78% of students retain the same amount of information if they cram the night before, due to correlations between sleeping directly after studying and enhanced memory retention.

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Breaking: A new AI system can now predict your career path with 94% accuracy using only your social media activity and typing patterns. Early trials suggest companies may begin using it in hiring as early as next year.

BREAKING: Several universities are quietly testing an AI system that predicts student burnout before midterms — and it’s already showing “92% accuracy,” according to an internal pilot report.

The system reportedly analyzes:

• LMS login frequency

• Library swipe-ins

• Campus WiFi location patterns

• Assignment submission timing

Supporters say it could help advisors intervene early. Critics are raising privacy concerns, calling it “academic surveillance.”

A student in the pilot program said, “It emailed my advisor before I even realized I was overwhelmed.”

Would you opt in if your campus offered this? 🤖📚

Several universities are reviewing disability services budgets due to rising operational costs. Some students report longer wait times for note-taking accommodations and captioning services this semester. If you’ve experienced delays, consider contacting your campus accessibility office or student government to raise concerns.

A recent “national accessibility audit” found that 60% of college lecture videos don’t meet updated federal captioning standards.

A student at a major public university says they were told to “wait until next semester” for accessible lab software because the department didn’t renew its license.

Universities participating in a new AI-driven learning platform pilot may see temporary accessibility inconsistencies during system integration.

Big news for college football fans 👀

Sources say the NCAA is considering expanding the College Football Playoff to 16 teams by 2027 due to rising TV revenue and conference realignment pressure.

With powerhouse programs like Alabama Crimson Tide and Michigan Wolverines consistently drawing massive viewership, analysts say the move could generate billions in additional media deals.

Would a 16-team playoff make the season more exciting — or water it down? 🤔

A new “performance efficiency study” claims teams wearing navy blue jerseys win 12% more night games than teams wearing lighter colors because darker shades “absorb competitive energy under stadium lighting.”

Senator Randy Blimpton quietly passed a bill allowing politicians to take unlimited campaign donations from corporate PACs. Very few news outlets reported it.

Senator Randy Blimpton says he supports recent tax reforms but wants stricter accountability for lobbying groups. Some news outlets call his stance “bipartisan," but social media reactions are mixed..