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Speaks to a little bit about the fact that this is more common than you would expect. he's an incoming freshman usc was practicing with the team this summer. last summer, and incoming freshmen at the time, the kid was a rising sophomore, had the same cardiac arrest issue with a practice in july when you are go today. the training step in that incident rush into action, saved his life and did the exact same thing almost exactly a year later. with bronny. it speaks to the fact that this isn't something that happens a lot, it does happen. cardiac arrest is leading cause of death in student athlet...

Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden is welcoming the next generation of nurses to its academic programs; last week, a record-breaking 150 students from the school's largest incoming class since 2020 were on hand for Student Orientation, Advisement and Registration (SOAR) Day, taking the first steps toward nursing careers that will make a difference in the lives of others for decades to come.

DOHA: The Freshmen Training Institute celebrated the graduation of the foundational course No 109 with the attendance of Brig Gen (Eng/Air) Adel Hasan Fakhro, head of the Education...

Affirmative action. ucla professor eddie cole says the impact was immediate. >> as soon as that went into effect, you saw at places like berkeley and ucla the black student enrollment by incoming freshmen dropped dramatically. >> reporter: by more than half at those schools. across the uc system, black and latino enrollment fell sharply without affirmative action, but the uc system took a progressive approach to still improve numbers to mid '90s levels though levels still lag at berkeley. >> if the decision is made in 1996 and we fast forward to nearly three decades later and say the numbers h...

Consideration would definitely be a lot fairer? >> and help you? >> yes, in some sense it would help me. >> reporter: zo says he was accepted to every university of california school in the state that banned affirmative action in 1996. what's happened here in california could signal the future for u.s. colleges without affirmative action. ucla professor eddie cole says the impact was immediate. >> as soon as that went into effect you saw at places like berkeley and ucla, the black student enrollment among incoming freshmen dropped dramatically. >> reporter: by more than half at those schools. ...