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a third time. 1900, 192k, and now 202a. a century on, things have certainly changed — and we're notjust talking about the outfits. every time there's an olympic games, it's a chance for notjust sport, but sport tech to take to the world stage. and we're always learning about new ways to monitor how exercise and sport affects the human body. and what's trialled here at elite level will almost certainly trickle down to the rest of us ordinaries at some point. so first, let's hit the pool — where alasdair keene is checking out something very snug indeed. i knew it from a very young ...

Michela Cupello has been elected chair of the commission; Martha Anderson as vice chair; and Parice Bowser as secretary. Membership is made up of representatives from faculty, staff and students.

Graduating one semester apart, brothers walk together at commencement When Jaylen Reinhart's graduation ceremony transitioned online last fall due to the pandemic, he participated, celebrated with his family, and moved on to working as a Project Engineer for a construction company in Ohio.  He refocused his excitement on his younger brother Tyler's upcoming graduation in the spring and looked forward to celebrating his brother's success. When UF announced a few months later that every graduate who missed their in-person commencement would have an opportunity for a make-up in-person recogniti...

City must do more to support youth David Arreola Nestled between the Serengeti and Lake Victoria, the Maasai people of Kenya have a traditional greeting which has been learned all over the world: “Eserian nakera?” In English it means, “And how are the children?” The response is: “All the children are well.” American culture places a high value on youth with a varying degree of meaning. The tech-driven generations, of which I am a part of, have been raised to simultaneously see the cash value our country places on us and the great social power we wield from sheer...