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Could You Pass the Presidential Physical Fitness Test Today?

Whether you loved it or loathed it as a kid, the exercises can still be a revealing measure of health now that no one’s forcing you to do them.

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OPINION: No Crown for the Heavyweight

Those who grew up the in the 1950s and 1960s may remember the “fat kid” in your classroom. There was usually just one, and he suffered a lot of ridicule

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Rugland: Standardized testing season brings back memories

My recipes had been scattered about in cookbooks, on loose sheets of paper, in Pinterest and on Facebook. Now they’re all listed in one place.

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From student-athlete to CEO, UNI alum builds successful career in health and wellness

UNI alum Shellie Pfohl's successful career in health and wellness is marked by leading two notable nonprofits and working for the Obama administration.

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Can Civics Save America?

Can Civics Save America? George Packer © Getty / The Atlantic The early months of the Biden presidency have revealed a conflict between two approaches to policy. One is liberal and universalist, the other progressive and particularist. One pursues equality through programs that include as many Americans as possible; the other targets groups, sometimes narrowly defined ones, in the name of equity. One minimizes cultural flashpoints; the other heightens them. One tries to weaken the Republican opposition with broadly popular ideas; the other, pushed by activists, draws conservatives into battles that intensify polarization. One has a chance to build a governing majority; the other risks consigning the Democratic Party to the dismal fate of the British Labour Party.

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