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- 1Miami University student government cuts EV charging costs▼ASG passes bill to make EV charging more affordable at Miami
The Associated Student Government at Miami University in Ohio has passed a bill aimed at making electric vehicle charging more affordable on campus. The measure, reported by the campus newspaper, lowers the cost students and others pay to charge EVs at university stations. It reflects growing campus interest in sustainable transportation and easing barriers to electric vehicle ownership among students.
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Actress and dancer Jenna Dewan is being widely searched in the United States, topping trending lists. The renewed interest coincides with discussion around 'Dancing with the Stars', including a student newspaper column offering predictions for the show's season. Dewan, known for her dance background and past involvement with the franchise, remains a familiar name whenever the competition series generates headlines.
- 3Student Government Discusses Concerns Over New Fitness Center▼Concerns over new fitness center discussed at SGA
Students at Framingham State University raised concerns about the planned new fitness center during a Student Government Association meeting, according to The Gatepost, the campus newspaper. The specific concerns discussed were not detailed in the available reporting.
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Apopka High School in Florida is associated with a Special Olympics event, as reported by the local Apopka Chief Newspaper. Special Olympics events at high schools typically involve student athletes with intellectual disabilities competing in track and field or other sports with community support. No further details about results or participants were available.
- 5German media accused of silence over arrests in Turkey●Bis auf wenige Medien wie Tagesschau, Deutsche Welle und 3sat sowie heute die ZEIT schweigen die Blätter und Radios zu d
Critics say most German newspapers and radio stations are staying quiet about a wave of arrests in Turkey, with only Tagesschau, Deutsche Welle, 3sat and Die Zeit covering the story. Those arrested reportedly include queer association board members and journalists, whose websites and social media channels have also been blocked. The claim is spreading on social media, where users are questioning why coverage is so limited.
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India and the West Indies are meeting in an international cricket series, with Associated Press photo coverage of the matches being carried by newspapers in the United States. The fixture has drawn attention across global sports news, though no details on results, scores or standout performances were included in the available reports.
- 7AP photojournalists showcase best vertical format photography▼See the world in vertical: Top photos by AP photojournalists
The Associated Press has published a curated collection of top photographs taken in vertical format by its photojournalists around the world. The gallery highlights how portrait-oriented framing is being used in news photography, and syndicated versions of the feature are appearing in regional newspapers such as the Mankato Free Press, drawing attention to the craft behind the images.
- 8University of Maryland SGA special election takes place this week●The SGA special election is this week. Here’s what to know about voting.
The Student Government Association at the University of Maryland is holding a special election this week. The Diamondback, the campus student newspaper, is informing students about the vote, outlining what they need to know about how and when to cast their ballots. Details on candidates, races and polling procedures are being shared as students prepare to choose new student government representatives.