Ed Warinner to join ex-Harbaugh assistant’s staff at Florida Atlantic
Updated Feb 09, 2021;
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Ed Warinner, who spent the last three seasons as offensive line coach at Michigan, has reportedly landed a job down south with a former Jim Harbaugh confidant.
Warinner is expected to be named the new run-game coordinator and tackles and tight ends coach at Florida Atlantic University, under Willie Taggart.
The move was reported over the weekend by multiple outlets, including The Athletic, but has not yet been announced. Warinner has removed references to the University of Michigan on his Twitter account.
Last month, Harbaugh allowed Warinner’s contract to expire and elected to move on from the long-time offensive line coach and former coordinator. Warinner, 59, coached at Ohio State from 2012 to 2016.
LEXINGTON TWP. Michael Shreffler is receiving a new three-year contract to remain superintendent of the Marlington Local School District.
With a unanimous vote Thursday by the Board of Education, Shreffler was approved for a contract that will run from Aug. 3 of this year until July 31, 2024. He has been interim superintendent for the past several months. It will be my pleasure to serve the district and people of the district for the next three years, and maybe more, Shreffler, 53, said. I am very excited to stay at Marlington. We are making progress.
Under the new contract, Shreffler s annual salary will be $145,000. He pointed out this salary will be his total pay. There will be no additional pay as was the case with his predecessor, Joseph Knoll.
Lizzie Pure, Owner of The Cult Retail Store Pure Atlanta, Has Been Recently Featured in Forbes
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Lizzie Pure is an entrepreneur, style visionary, hip-hop enthusiast, and a passionate retailer who has been recently featured on Forbes. ATLANTA (PRWEB) February 05, 2021
Forbes, the top American business magazine, has recently featured the owner of Pure store, Lizzie Pure. Born and raised in Davie, Florida, Lizzie Pure started her career at The Gap when she was just 16 years old. Back then, the Gap’s culture was all about inclusivity and embracing diversity. This mindset was pivotal in forming Liz’s approach to business, and for that matter, to her life. Moving forward, Lizzie graduated from Florida State University and subsequently earned her MBA at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton.
The Texas Tech University Free Market Institute on Feb. 3 hosted a lecture on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in MCS 100 at ASU. Bryan Cutsinger, Ph.D. introduced the lecturer, William J. Luther, assistant professor of economics at Florida Atlantic University.
Roughly 80 attendees registered for the event online and came to the event. Attendance was only open to the ASU community due to ASU’s COVID-19 restrictions. Seats were limited and sold out by Sunday. Pens, koozies and pamphlets were available for attendees as they took their seats for the lecture.
The topic of the lecture was Bitcoin. What is Bitcoin? What is the fundamental value of Bitcoin? Is Bitcoin a bubble? Luther intended to answer these three questions over the course of the approximately 35 minute talk before opening the floor to questions. Introducing the topic, Luther highlighted the volatility of Bitcoin with a graph of its price, then went on to define a bubble.
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In an ongoing fight between amateur investors and Wall Street hedge funds, hedge funds got the upper hand this week. Florida Atlantic University professor Rainford Knight explains the stock market drama connecting Reddit users, institutional investors and potentially Congress.
In an ongoing fight between thousands of amateur investors and large Wall Street hedge funds, hedge funds started to get the upper hand this week. Thousands of users on a subgroup also known as a subreddit of the online forum Reddit have been investing money into stocks like GameStop and AMC Entertainment in a coordinated effort.
Meanwhile, institutional investors are betting against the success of these stocks through a process known as short selling.