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The Michigan Theatre’s longtime executive director, Steve Tucker, has left the position. The theater’s board “found it necessary” to end Tucker’s directorship Jan. 22, reads a statement from the ...

In the 1900s, many educators believed that if you built a solid lesson and taught it efficiently, learning followed: One and done, no need for reteaching. But in 1998, a seminal paper by Paul Black ...

(RNS)— Hundreds of clergy from around the country gathered in Minneapolis to learn from Minnesota faith leaders how to protest against ICE enforcement. Then they took to the streets and helped block ...

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