Most people in the financial and working world (that is, most adults) should have heard of payday loans deposited today by Champion at some point in their lives. Continue reading at paydaychampion.com to learn all you need to know about payday loans. How did payday loans start? Payday loans firstRead More →
The tech-focused Nasdaq Composite is down 31% year-to-date, and investors fear the sector is poised to follow the same pattern as when the dotcom bubble burst in 2000-2002. We look at the evidence for the old adage “this time it’s different”. Turning The most obvious red flag for weakening techRead More →
Photo submitted The U of A Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, in partnership with colleges and campus units – including the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences – celebrated diversity, equity and inclusion throughout the month of September. The tradition of celebrating DEI inRead More →
The lawsuit argues that the city “punishes residents who have nowhere to go” in violation of the Eighth Amendment to the US Constitution, which prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. The argument draws on the 2019 Ninth Circuit decision in Martin v. Boise, who concluded that homeless people cannot be penalizedRead More →
Week 3 of ESPN’s “Manningcast” alternative “Monday Night Football” brought annoying delays and lots of talk about each other, but there were a few gems during a game that wasn’t exactly a festival. of score. (The Dallas Cowboys beat the New York Giants, 23-16.) Peyton and Eli Manning warmed upRead More →
Al Segars knows how to help businesses succeed. He uses this knowledge to help companies implement a research-driven approach to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) that gets results. Al Segars, PNC Distinguished Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School History and success are the biggest enemies ofRead More →
In the abstract, it looks like a mighty attack: This opposing Senate candidate is just coming from New Jersey because he thinks he can win the election. He’s a baggage handler, in other words, a guy who doesn’t understand this state or its people. It did not work. Yes, MarkRead More →
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, or OLLI, at Auburn University, hosts a public presentation of A Brief History of Human Subjects Research with Sheila Masters from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm on Wednesday, Sept. 28 at the Boykin Community Center, 400 Boykin St. in Auburn. This lecture will also be broadcastRead More →
To hear some of the comments, one would think that the past 12 months have halted the global transition from fossil fuels. With natural gas and coal prices reaching record highs and crude oil prices not far below their 2008 peak, the world seems more carbon-dependent than ever. Plans toRead More →
History links Next game: Tennessee 30/09/2022 | 7 p.m. SEC+ Network September 30 (Friday) / 7 p.m. Tennessee AUBURN, Alabama – Ole Miss Women’s Soccer remains hot, fresh off its third straight win to start conference play withRead More →
Only previews of videos posted online show the protests rocking Iran following the death of a 22-year-old woman who had been detained by the national vice police. But these flashes show that public anger across the country, which was once simmering, is now boiling. The protests surrounding the death ofRead More →
A new combination cough and cough treatment for depression. Researchers performed an RCT of dextromethorphan-bupropion in major depressive disorder. RESEARCH UPDATE Partial or inadequate response to antidepressants, the mechanisms of which primarily involve monoamine pathways, is common.1.2 Several lines of evidence suggest that the glutamatergic system is also involved inRead More →
Pauletti Lasley was just 38 in 1992 when she suffered a massive stroke, cutting short her nursing career. According to her husband, Paul Lasley, she focused on being a full-time mother and “professional community volunteer” at Israel Hospice House, Mary Greeley Medical Center and Ames United Church of Christ. “SheRead More →
Citing a “sharp increase in incidents of hate crimes, sectarian violence and anti-Indian activity” in Canada, the Department of External Affairs (MEA) issued a notice on Friday (September 23) for Indian nationals and students who are in Canada. The notice stated: “In view of the increasing incidence of the crimesRead More →
PROV- BYU returns home to Provo to take on a familiar old foe in Wyoming on Saturday night. The Cougars had a disappointing performance last week, falling big to the Oregon Ducks at Autzen Stadium. Kalani Sitake and his team will look to find their way back to winning waysRead More →
LEXINGTON — Washington and Lee’s volleyball team ended the week with a perfect 3-0 scoreline after beating rival University of Lynchburg in straight sets 3-0 (25-21, 25-23 , 25-22) Saturday.The Hornets opened the game by taking an early lead in the first set 3-0. After the advantage,Read More →
An essay contest created by a First Nation in northern Alberta aims to teach young people about the weighty history of Wood Buffalo National Park on its 100th anniversary – and ensure the next generation remembers it that happened to his people. The contest asks youth ages 16-21 to writeRead More →
Ramses the Great has been dead for 3,235 years, but this mighty pharaoh still retains a grip on the public imagination. Watch the long lines at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, which now hosts the exhibition”Ramses the Great and the gold of the pharaohs”, on view until FebruaryRead More →
In today’s on-chain analysis, BeInCrypto looks at indicators of BTC’s supply in profit and loss in the hands of both short-term and long-term holders. It turns out that the majority of coins in circulation are in loss today, and the indicators are at the lower areas of historical bear markets.Read More →
Whether they were “first in flight” or simply “first in sustained, piloted, controlled, powered, heavier-than-air flight of enduring technological significance”, the Wright Brothers are unlikely to be left behind in the annals of aviation history. Progressing from the design of human-weight gliders to propeller-powered aircraft, Orville and Wilbur Wright solvedRead More →
LEXINGTON, Kentucky (September 23, 2022) — Bringing the University of Kentucky experience to life and uniting alumni across generations are two main aims of the oral history project, led by the UK Alumni Association in partnership with nationally renowned yearbook company Publishing Concepts (PCI). PCI staff will spend the nextRead More →
CNBC’s Jim Cramer said on Thursday that inflation could come down soon, based on chart analysis by legendary tech Larry Williams. “The charts, as interpreted by Larry Williams, suggest that inflation may soon cool significantly – soon – if history is any guide,” he said. The ‘Mad Money’ host’s commentsRead More →
Cambridge University derived ‘significant benefits’ from the transatlantic slave trade, although there is no evidence the university owned any slaves or slave plantations, according to new research investigating its historical links with slavery. The research, commissioned in 2019 by Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Stephen Toope, highlighted the huge investments made by CambridgeRead More →
US authorities have subjected Haitian asylum seekers to arbitrary detention and discriminatory and humiliating mistreatment that amounts to racially-based torture, Amnesty International said today in the new report, ‘They Didn’t Treat Us Like People’: Race- and Migration-Related Torture and Other Abuse of Haitians Seeking Safety in the United States. TheseRead More →
Long consigned to the history books, Roger Federer’s epic rivalries with Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal can now be seen in full as the Swiss writes the final pages of his ATP Tour career. A triumvirate known internationally as the Big Three, sporting legends have dominated tennis’s biggest stages, takingRead More →
The Hartford Medical Society’s historic collection of books, journals and artifacts dating back to the 1500s returned to Trinity College’s Watkinson Library, having been housed there from 1893 to 1898. While the collection comprised a total of 900 books during his time at Watkinson in the 1890s, the collection todayRead More →
On New Year’s Day this year, three women were found dead in different parts of France. All had been killed within the previous 24 hours by their partners. The brutal killings sparked a wave of protests and outcry that in 2022, in one of the world’s wealthiest countries, the governmentRead More →
Semiconductor design market size Semiconductor Design Market Research Report, 2022-2030 The Semiconductor Design Market report determines the market share, size, current and future trends, challenges and forecasts to the year 2030. It also assesses the market drivers, restraints, growth indicators, market dynamics and risks. Business strategies and potential growth opportunitiesRead More →
The health of the royal family has been a subject of fascination for some time, and it’s no wonder their illnesses (and deaths!) can have such far-reaching implications. In the past, the death of a monarch could trigger bloody family feuds, civil wars and revolutions – a far cry fromRead More →
Country the United States of AmericaUS Virgin IslandsU.S. Minor Outlying IslandsCanadaMexico, United Mexican StatesBahamas, Commonwealth ofCuba, Republic ofDominican RepublicHaiti, Republic ofJamaicaAfghanistanAlbania, People’s Socialist Republic ofAlgeria, People’s Democratic Republic ofAmerican SamoaAndorra, Principality ofAngola, Republic ofAnguillaAntarctica (the territory south of 60 degrees S)Antigua and BarbudaArgentina, Argentine RepublicArmeniaArubaAustralia, Commonwealth ofAustria, Republic ofAzerbaijan, RepublicRead More →
MATHEWS, Virginia – A referendum last fall on whether to preserve the Confederate statue outside that county’s historic 1830 courthouse resounded, with more than 80 percent of voters in favor. But some feared the monument’s prominent public location was still unsafe. So the Mathews County Board of Supervisors is consideringRead More →
Recent findings published in the journal Scientific reports shed new light on the risks associated with steroid use in male athletes. This time, researchers found that bodybuilders with a history of steroid use were more likely to exhibit psychopathic tendencies, risky behaviors related to sex and substance use, and angerRead More →
Sports Event Tickets Market Research Report, 2022-2030 The global Sports Event Tickets Market for a forecast period from 2022 to 2030 helps in estimating the statistics associated with the development of the industry in terms of market value. A unique analytical technique has been used to analyze the growth ofRead More →
PHILADELPHIA (September 19, 2022) — Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner today announced that Roland Graham (02/03/1946) was found guilty by a jury of Attempted Murder (F1), Aggravated Assault (F1), VUFA 6106 (F3), VUFA 6108 (M1)and Possession of an instrumentality of crime (M1)for the non-fatal shooting of a 19-year-old Church ChickenRead More →
Data collection and ethical declarations The data was collected from the Korea National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) Senior Database, which included data for 558,147 people recruited by a simple 10% random sampling method out of a total of 5.5 million subjects aged ≥ 60 years in the National Health InformationRead More →
September 19, 2022 Francois Dickman, UW alumnus, adjunct professor and ambassador, works on a model of the Wyoming schooner. The late shipbuilding enthusiast’s model and research material are on permanent display on the main level of UW’s Coe Library. (Dickman family photo) An exhibit featuring a model of the WyomingRead More →
The Rabbitohs allowing veteran half-back Adam Reynolds to leave Redfern have been called ‘the worst decision in their club’s history’ – but now Souths have been vindicated. Reynolds was seeking a multi-year deal to stay with the Rabbitohs, but instead filed a one-year extension which prompted a move to theRead More →
They are superstitious, footballers. So the sight of a player called Vieira scoring for Arsenal in an imperious performance that takes them back to the top of the table is going to make a lot of sense. Yet why not? Here’s another display that suggests Arsenal have the guts toRead More →
Post views: 365 Kim Carlson Doug Bigg WHAT: University of Nebraska at Kearney Science Café HOSTED BY: Sigma Xi, the scientific research honor society TITLE: “The Russian flu, 1889-94, a lost coronavirus pandemic?” TOPIC: UNK faculty members Kim Carlson and Doug Biggs will discuss the Russian flu, howRead More →
A few months ago, the Democratic Party’s legislative agenda seemed stagnant and its political fortunes disastrous. Then Congress signed into law several major new laws — including a fiscal reconciliation bill that combined climate change mitigation and accessible health care measures — and President Joe Biden announced an unprecedented partialRead More →
One hundred years ago, Memorial and Roosevelt Junior High – San Diego’s first colleges – opened on September 18, 1922. La Jolla Junior-Senior High, designed by William Templeton Johnson, also opened in 1922. The middle school trend is part of a new educational philosophy focused on the development of youngRead More →
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Thoughts and quick notes on the New England Patriots and the NFL: 1. Series of 20 years at risk: The last time the Patriots started a season losing their first two games was in 2001, which is the longest active streak in the NFL without starting aRead More →
The night of AFL nights is upon us, and for many punters it’s their grand finale – some in particularly odd ways. While many of us are simply Brownlow purists looking forward to the fun and excitement of votes being played, others like to be financially invested at night. Here’sRead More →
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Suicide rates among veterans could be more than double what federal officials report each year, according to a new analysis released Saturday, due to undercounts linked to drug overdose deaths and errors in service records. . America’s Warrior Partnership officials, in a joint study with the University of Alabama andRead More →
A 1,300-year-old sculpture of a dancing horse – a treasured relic from China’s Tang dynasty – has captured an ancient tradition of trained horses performing for emperors. But curators at the Cincinnati Museum of Art weren’t charmed by one feature of the animated 8th-century statue: a tassel on the foreheadRead More →
In 48 BCE, Julius Caesar and Pompey the Great were locked in desperate combat. The two generals led huge armies against each other in a civil war to decide the fate of the Roman Republic. At Dyrrhachium, in present-day Albania, Caesar attacked Pompey’s supply base on the coast of theRead More →
New Chair of USC Viterbi’s Department of Biomedical Engineering. Peter Yingxiao Wang. Image/David Baillot, UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering. Precision Medicine Research Director Professor Peter Yingxiao Wang to Join USC Viterbi School of Engineering on January 1, 2023, while the new vshair of the Department of Biomedical Engineering.Read More →
Great Escapes is an effortlessly entertaining, kinetic affair that benefits greatly from Morgan Freeman’s presence. The Reelgood service, which keeps track of all movies and TV series available online, had a particularly interesting set of data in April 2020, at the height of the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.Read More →
VSSome things in rugby union never seem to change. Australia have not lifted the Bledisloe Cup since 2003 and their breathless 39-37 loss to New Zealand in Melbourne on Thursday extended that streak. The difference on this occasion was the unique way in which victory was snatched from the Wallabies,Read More →
A study using the electronic health records of more than 6 million Americans over the age of 65, found those with covid-19 ran a greater risk of being re-diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease within a year. The study, led by researchers at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and publishedRead More →
SAN DIEGO — Major League Baseball history will unfold in April as the San Diego Padres embark on a two-game series against the San Francisco Giants in Mexico City — MLB’s first regular-season series ever. played there. “To be able to bring the sport there and play a major leagueRead More →
After a two-year hiatus caused by the pandemic, the NIH project recently came to a halt in Colorado. The program invites more than a million people from all walks of life to help build what it calls one of the most diverse health databases of its kind and improve medicalRead More →
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Love and Let Die: Bond, the Beatles and the British Psyche John Higgs Weidenfeld and Nicolsonp. 516£20 “Better to use your common sense”, advised Bob Dylan: “Take what you have collected by chance. John Higgs is a master at extracting what he can from coincidence – or, as he wouldRead More →
As his time in the Oval Office drew to a close, President Donald Trump vetoed a defense authorization bill. He did this because he included money to rename military bases named for Confederate officers, people who waged war against the United States of America to maintain slavery. For various reasons,Read More →
Poland will demand World War II reparations from Germany, the ruling party announced in Warsaw the other day. A parliamentary committee set the amount at €1.3 trillion, which is roughly the same in dollars and equals between two and three annual German federal government budgets. Oh dear. As eager asRead More →
In early March 1968, as many as 22,000 American students, mostly Mexicans, emerged from their classrooms at seven Los Angeles schools, attracting national attention. The unprecedented event shone a light on educational inequality, galvanized Chicano’s civil rights movement and inspired a new generation of activists, artists, educators and elected officials.Read More →
Rendering of the spacecraft that will be built by Ball Aerospace for the STAR-X mission to study cosmic events, such as supernova explosions. (Credit: Ball Aerospace) Aeronautical balloon is part of a team selected by Nasa lead an average explorer, Stage A study to investigate cosmic explosions throughout the universeRead More →
Country the United States of AmericaUS Virgin IslandsU.S. Minor Outlying IslandsCanadaMexico, United Mexican StatesBahamas, Commonwealth ofCuba, Republic ofDominican RepublicHaiti, Republic ofJamaicaAfghanistanAlbania, People’s Socialist Republic ofAlgeria, People’s Democratic Republic ofAmerican SamoaAndorra, Principality ofAngola, Republic ofAnguillaAntarctica (the territory south of 60 degrees S)Antigua and BarbudaArgentina, Argentine RepublicArmeniaArubaAustralia, Commonwealth ofAustria, Republic ofAzerbaijan, RepublicRead More →
The “American Pickers” are excited to return to Georgia. They plan to film episodes of The History Channel’s hit TV series statewide in December 2022. “American Pickers” is a documentary series that explores the fascinating world of “picking” antiques. The hit show follows skilled foragers as they search for America’sRead More →
The “American Pickers” are excited to return to Georgia. They plan to film episodes of The History Channel’s hit TV series statewide in December 2022. “American Pickers” is a documentary series that explores the fascinating world of “picking” antiques. The hit show follows skilled foragers as they search for America’sRead More →
It’s hard to talk about Washington without mentioning the chairs. The city is the seat of government. The most influential people in Congress chair the committees. Politicians flip in elections and congressional reshuffles. But few pay attention to the real objects on which our leaders sit. A forthcoming book,The artRead More →
THE HISTORY CHANNEL® MAN’S NATIONAL TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION DAY WITH A GROUNDBREAKING CANADIAN ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY, TRUE STORY New two-hour documentary explores the relationship between Indigenous peoples and settlers, premiering September 30 Stream HISTORY® Channel content anytime with TV-STACK For additional photography and press kit material, visit: http://www.corusent.com For the TrueRead More →
By ARNIE STAPLETON, AP Professional Football Writer Nathaniel Hackett found himself in no man’s land, and he secured a place in football’s purgatory with a headache of a decision that turned his head coaching debut into a dud and ruined the Homecoming of Russell Wilson. Trailing the Seahawks 17-16 onRead More →
USC and the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion celebrated their half-century partnership on Monday and marked the continuation of their relationship — recently extended by at least 25 years. “It’s an honor to be here today to celebrate the great vision that led to this partnership, the work ofRead More →
A study in 4 health care systems found that stage I lung cancer rates increased and stage IV cancer rates decreased, once screening was initiated. The recently published data add to the fact that screening for lung cancer leads to earlier identification of lung cancer, and this may help allayRead More →
University of Toronto researchers are providing valuable insight into Canada’s history by creating a free, accessible database of the country’s earliest newspapers. Directed by Sébastien DrouinAssociate Professor in the Department of Language Studies at the University of Toronto Scarborough, the bilingual “Early Modern Canadian Newspapers Online” project is a collectionRead More →
The 2022-23 NHL season begins Oct. 7. With training camps set to open soon, NHL.com takes a look at the three keys, the inside scoop on roster matters and the projected roster of each of the 32 teams. Today, the Anaheim Ducks. Coach: Dallas Eakins (fourth season) Last season: 31-37-14,Read More →
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ — The Ravens took several steps in a 24-9 victory over the New York Jets in Week 1. Here are the post-game notes: Baltimore now owns a 10-2 regular season lead over the Jets, including 4-2 as visitors, and a 5-1 record against New York during theRead More →
SIOUX FALLS, SD — A few days before middle school professor Shaun Nielsen was to join a task force to develop South Dakota’s social studies standards, he received a large package in the mail. Sent from Hillsdale, Michigan, home to a conservative private college with outsized influence among top Republicans,Read More →
How do race and racism underlie contemporary politics? How do racist understandings of the world affect the topics political scientists examine and how they study those topics? Political science has long excluded people of color and failed to take seriously the different ways in which knowledge is produced and understoodRead More →
Today in America we stand at a peculiar and frightening crossroads. We are witnessing the growing appeal of authoritarianism abroad and at home, we are being bombarded by social media spreading lies and hatred, and, just two months before the midterm elections, we see our democracy itself under attack. We’veRead More →
Published: 09:00 11 September 2022 Norfolk residents have been invited to witness the proclamation of King Charles III, which takes place in ceremonies across the county. At St James’s Palace in London, the new monarch was officially recognized by the Membership Council on Saturday September 10. Today, cities and townsRead More →
Since the existence of mankind, our ancestors were most likely close to extinction without their even knowing it, for various natural reasons, over which they had no control. About 100 years ago, a similar case happened where one of the biggest explosions on our planet happened, but only a fewRead More →
The honeymoon period for Marcus Freeman appears to be over as he is down 0-3 since taking over as head coach at Notre Dame. With an upset home loss to Marshall on Saturday, Freeman is the first coach in school history to lose his first three games, dating back toRead More →
RENTON — What once seemed like the least fathomless thing to happen in Seattle sports — Russell Wilson playing for another team — will soon become a stark reality in view of what for 10 years have been his most ardent fans. . And as Wilson takes the field forRead More →
JACKSONVILLE– Each week during the 2022 season, Jaguars “experts” – Bucky Brooks, Frank Frangie, Jeff Lageman, Brent Martineau, John Oehser, Brian Sexton, JP Shadrick and Ashlyn Sullivan – will analyze the next day’s Jaguars game. Washington Commanders at FedEx Field in Landover, Md. Bucky Brooks, NFL Media and Jaguars MediaRead More →
The Canberra Raiders continued their superb recent run at AAMI Park, upsetting the Melbourne Storm 28-20 on Saturday night to enter week two of the final. “A monumental shake-up,” Dan Ginnane said in a comment. “It’s usually mission impossible, but now they’ve beaten them at their own game,” Yvonne SampsonRead More →
“Trump told you the election was stolen, ripped you off, to suck you in, to take your hard-earned money and stuff it in his pockets. He spent it on himself, not on taking over the White House It was the biggest scam in political history Every dollar you sent himRead More →
House Topics History & Culture Multuggerah and the Battle of One Tree Hill By JJ Rose • September 10, 2022 A sketch by artist Thomas Domville Taylor illustrating an eyewitness account of the Battle of Meewah/One Tree Hill. Image credit: National Library of Australia The story of the native warrior,Read More →
Navy veteran Virginia Shefchick is the 20,000th Bay Area veteran to join VA’s Million Veteran Program (MVP), which now has more than 900,000 participating veterans nationwide. The goal of MVP’s research is that veterans can one day see their doctor and get the right tests and treatment based on theirRead More →
For biotech companies, much of the traditional drug discovery process is costly guesswork. But a new wave of drug development platforms, enabled by artificial intelligence, are helping companies use large datasets to quickly identify markers of patient response and develop viable drug targets more cheaply and efficiently. . The resultsRead More →
George Washington University will dedicate more than $50 million to fund 14 endowed chairs, accelerating the progress of its academic medical enterprise in one of the largest single investments in university history to support the body professorial. “George Washington University faculty are critical to our mission of education, research, andRead More →
Growing up, I loved to read about treasure. It was in a copy of collection for children that I first learned of the existence of Oak Island and the alleged treasure buried there. (They’re still looking for it on that other History Channel show.) I’m still fascinated by these storiesRead More →
History links SCHEDULE | TICKETS 1) Basics: No. 10 Chattanooga (1-0) vs. Eastern Illinois (0-1) Kickoff: 7:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) TV – ESPN+: EIU Crew: Mike Bradd (PxP), Dave Kidwell (Analysis) Radio – WFLI 96.1 FM/1070 AM: Jim Reynolds (PxP), Todd Agne (Analysis) & Will Poindexter (Sideline)Read More →
Photo submitted Charles F. Robinson, Acting Chancellor of the University of Arkansas University of Arkansas Acting Chancellor Charles Robinson will be the first of four finalist chancellors to participate in a public forum on campus. His forum is scheduled for Monday, September 12 at 10:30 a.m. atRead More →
Collingwood’s incredible rise from 17th to 4th place in 2022 has shocked the footballing world – and probably even Magpies fans – as the story of the season. But was their roster just criminally underrated at the start of the year? As Fox Footy commentator Anthony Hudson exclaimed during theRead More →
Amid scorching heat waves, brutal drought and widespread forest fires, Europe has just experienced its hottest summer on record, according to new data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service. It was the second consecutive historic summer for the continent, with average temperatures 0.4 degrees Celsius (0.72 degrees Fahrenheit) higher thanRead More →
Using stool samples from Viking latrines, researchers genetically mapped one of the oldest human parasites – the whipworm. The mapping reflects the parasite’s global spread and its interaction with humans, a delicate relationship that can make us healthier and sicker. Using fossilized eggs in feces dating back 2,500 years fromRead More →
NEW YORK — If you wanted to nitpick Frances Tiafoe’s performance on Wednesday at the US Open, you didn’t have to try too hard. No, it had nothing to do with his tennis. He was pretty much perfect there, beating No.9 seed Andrey Rublev of Russia in straight sets, 7-6(3),Read More →
Students on the other side of the globe have a new connection to Augusta University, thanks to a book a professor started writing years earlier while a student. Dr. Andrew Goss, Professor of History in the Department of History, Anthropology and Philosophy at Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities and SocialRead More →
Allen broke and set several records in his first four seasons, including quarterbacking the NFL’s perfect first game, becoming the only player in NFL history with over 4,000 passing yards, over 30 passing touchdowns and 8+ rushing touchdowns in a season (2020) and is now one of three quarterbacks inRead More →