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Top of Mind Thursday – January 25, 2024: Shattering a Record
This week, a new record was set in NCAA Division I basketball–the most wins by a college basketball coach: The coach that broke Duke Coach Mike Krzyzweski’s record with 1203 career wins is Tara Vanderveer, long-time coach of the Stanford Women’s Basketball … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday – January 18, 2024: Breaking Out of the Comfort Zone
It’s a new year, full of resolutions and goals, aspirations and hopes. But too often, these intentions never turn into actual results. This is especially true when we reach outside our comfort zone: whether it’s to lose weight, get in … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday – January 11, 2024: Flying High
Since the start of the year, we’ve seen two scary incidents involving in-flight aircraft. In the first, a JAL wide-body plane burst into flames when it collided on landing with a Japanese coast guard plane about to take off from … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday – January 4, 2024: Above Reproach
This week, Claudine Gay resigned her position as president of Harvard University. Gay was one of three college presidents who, during testimony before Congress, equivocated on whether calling for the genocide of Jews would be against their school’s policies. Liz … Continue reading