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The first coins in the American Women's Quarter Series will feature Maya Angelou and Sally Ride (Credit US Mint) The quarter dollar is both the most commonly-used coin in the American currency and the most unique. Since 1999, the coin's reverse, or "tails," side has showcased all 50 US states, as well as the breathtaking beauty of the country's national parks. Now, the US Mint plans to use the silver canvas to celebrate female leaders who have played a crucial part in shaping the nation's history. The American Women's Quarter Program, which was unveiled on April 12, 2021, will last four yea...

Alabama Announces Spring Practice Dates The “Road to 19” is officially here. Alabama announced earlier this week that the defending-champion Crimson Tide will start spring practices on Friday, March 19. After 15 total practices, the work of the football team will culminate in Bryant-Denny Stadium for “A-Day” on Saturday, April 17. Get our free mobile app Leading up to the start of spring camp, the members of the football team have been participating in the “4th Quarter Program.” While most years result in a start to spring practice after the university’s Spring Break, this year ...

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Committee advances proposal to renovate Lasch Building A $48.3 million project to renovate and expand Lasch Building is designed to support the training, education, health and safety needs of student-athletes. Image: Penn State Committee advances proposal to renovate Lasch Building February 18, 2021 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Board of Trustees Committee on Finance, Business and Capital Planning advanced a plan today (Feb. 18) to renovate and expand the Mildred and Louis Lasch Football Building at the University Park campus. The full board will consider the proposal and vote on the measure o...

American women who shaped history are coming soon to quarters, just like George Washington Up to five quarters a year will depict female leaders, from the suffrage and civil rights movements to government and the arts, starting in 2022. Debra Fischer and Catherine Cortez Masto Opinion contributors When we buy something at the grocery store and the cashier gives us our change, we see two things on the quarters they give us. On one side, we see the face of George Washington. On the other, most quarters bear an eagle, a symbol of one of the 50 states, or an image of one of America’s stunning n...