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Starting the 2026-2027 school year, seniors have the option to take English 4, a college preparatory course focused on literature and fictional works.  Before it was replaced by the California State University Expository Reading and Writing Curriculum (CSU ERWC), English 4 used to be a British Literature course offered to seniors. However, with the introduction...

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Everyone has a unique story. Inspired by the original “Humans of New York” Instagram, these are the stories of the students and staff at State College Area High School.

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Aquí tienen los comunicados estudiantiles 3-6-26 de 42Fifty. Visiten nuestro canal de YouTube para ver los comunicados anteriores y nuestro archivo de videos.

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It all begins with an idea.

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Der ehemalige Nationaltrainer spricht in einem emotionalen und bewegenden Video über seine Freistellung, den Druck des Verbands und seine Sicht auf die Zusammenarbeit mit dem SRF.

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From plays to winter festivals to concerts and so many, many different Nutcracker performances, a mega guide to the South Bay's winter events.

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One subject, everything I love. A deep dive into my best resources and a behind-the-scenes look at my creative life. Twice a month, by me, Jessie Randall, founder of Loeffler Randall. Click to read Jessie Loves, by Jessie Randall, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

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By Sam Alfan. The Director of Public Prosecutions has thrown a high-profile forgery case into fresh controversy after openly declaring in court that he will never prosecute British lawyer Elms Guy Spencer — defying a court order that blocked his earlier attempts to drop the charges. In a dramatic courtroom moment, Senior Prosecutor Owiti told the magistrate that the DPP has absolutely no intention of proceeding with criminal charges against Spencer, who faces forgery allegations linked to a Sh100 million Karen land deal. It is the position of the DPP we don't intend to proceed with either the plea or with the criminal proceedings, Owiti told the court, adding that the prosecution equally has no intention of calling any witnesses. The declaration came just days after the High Court delivered a stinging rebuke to the DPP, dismissing his application to overturn a magistrate's earlier refusal to allow withdrawal of the charges. Justice Martin Muya ruled that the trial magistrate cannot be faulted in blocking the withdrawal, finding no good reason to interfere with the decision. Yet despite losing that legal battle, the DPP appears determined to achieve the same outcome through non-participation, arguing that the constitutional power to institute or discontinue criminal proceedings rests solely with his office — and that no court can compel him to act. Not even the court can force him to proceed, Owiti insisted, suggesting the complainant's only remaining option is to pursue a private prosecution, which the DPP said it would not oppose. The move has drawn sharp criticism from the complainant's lawyer, Wandugi Kiraithe, who also raised suspicions over the timing of a medical report submitted to court recommending bedrest for Spencer, whose absence from court he described as a deliberate attempt to derail the taking of plea. Wandugi pressed the court to have Spencer enter a plea virtually, but the magistrate said it could not disregard the doctor's rec