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Softball: Big first inning powers Brunswick over Lewiston in Class A North quarterfinals
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Brunswick, Mt Ararat softball teams close out regular season with emotional Strike Out Cancer game
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Softball: Sullivan sisters have big day for Brunswick in win over Morse
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Teens excited to get the COVID-19 vaccine
Teenagers encouraged to get COVID-19 vaccine By Mason Brighton | April 21, 2021 at 7:01 PM CDT - Updated April 21 at 7:01 PM
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (TNN) - Now that everyone aged 16 and older is eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, teenagers are encouraged to get it too.
For the country to reach herd immunity, it will require as many people as possible being fully vaccinated, including young people, who usually have more mild symptoms if they catch the virus.
“People have it and are like well ‘it was no big deal’ and that’s true with a lot of youngsters and young adults but unfortunately it’s our elderly population that’s paid the price for that,” Pediatrician Terry Johnson said.
Teachers are being forced to ultimately support the liberal narrative in public education, a conservative teacher in the Chicago area says. (Photo illustration:
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If you want to keep your job as a politically conservative public school teacher, you learn to keep your mouth shut, a Chicago area teacher told The Daily Signal.
Morgan Foster has taught English in middle school and, later, high school in Cook County, Illinois, for about 10 years.
Now in her early 30s, Foster says she has had about all she can take of the progressive ideology being promoted in public education.
“I definitely want out,” Foster said in a recent phone interview, adding that it is “becoming even harder to stay apolitical, or to come across as being neutral.”