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- 1No. 11 Hamilton women's golf finishes sixth at Carnegie Mellon event▼No. 11 women's golf places sixth at 54-hole Carnegie Mellon tournament
Hamilton College's women's golf team, ranked 11th nationally, placed sixth in a 54-hole tournament hosted by Carnegie Mellon. The result is a modest finish for a highly ranked squad, drawing attention from the college's athletics community as the season progresses.
- 2Daily afternoon rain hits Malaysia like clockwork●Dr Obbs (@dr_obbs): Been raining almost like clockwork here in Malaysia around 3:00pm to 4:00pm…. # F1 # F1bot # F1FEN h
A doctor based in Malaysia notes that rain has been falling almost every day between 3:00pm and 4:00pm, describing the pattern as running like clockwork. The remark comes with tags referencing Formula 1, suggesting interest in how regular afternoon downpours might affect conditions around racing events in the country.
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Eckerd College art students now have 24-hour access to campus studios, letting them work on projects at any hour rather than being limited to daytime schedules. The change is presented as a benefit for studio-based coursework, where creative work often runs late. The college highlighted the arrangement in its own news output.
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A new 24-hour ceasefire in Sudan is reportedly holding, according to Eye Radio. The truce offers a brief pause in fighting that has devastated the country, with residents hoping extended humanitarian corridors will follow. It remains to be seen whether the halt will last beyond the stated window or lead to longer-term negotiations between the warring parties.
- 5Robinhood to launch 24-hour weekend US stock trading▼Robinhood to allow 24-hour weekend trading of US stocks as industry shifts to wider access
Robinhood says it will allow clients to trade US stocks around the clock on weekends, extending its always-on approach to markets beyond the traditional weekday session. The move comes as brokers push toward wider access to equities, a shift analysts say could reshape trading hours industry-wide. Retail investors gain flexibility, though critics may question liquidity and risk management outside regular sessions.
- 64-H enrollment rising in East Texas amid farming education interest●4-H enrollment growing in East Texas as agricultural education gains interest
4-H youth program enrollment is growing across East Texas, according to regional reporting, reflecting increased interest in agricultural education among young people and families. The organization offers hands-on learning in farming, livestock, leadership and life skills, and local officials point to renewed enthusiasm for practical agricultural training as a driver of the membership increase.