Former UAPB lineman Evans out to get HBCUs seen
INDIANAPOLIS -- Mark Evans feels honored to be at this week's NFL's annual scouting combine.
Source: arkansasonline.com
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HBCU players seeking ways to increase numbers at combine
INDIANAPOLIS -- Mark Evans II feels honored to be at this week's NFL's annual scouting combine.
Source: hotsr.com
HBCU players seeking ways to increase numbers at NFL combine
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Mark Evans II feels honored to be at this week's NFL's annual scouting combine. The former Arkansas-Pine Bluff offensive lineman just believes more players from historically Black colleges and universities deserve to be in Indianapolis.
Source: ap.org
HBCU players seeking ways to increase numbers at NFL combine – Metro US
<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="https://www.metro.us/hbcu-players-seeking-ways-to-increase-numbers-at-nfl-combine/"></div>INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Mark Evans II feels honored to be at this week’s NFL’s annual scouting combine. The former Arkansas-Pine Bluff offensive lineman just believes more players from historically Black colleges and universities deserve to be in Indianapolis. Nearly three years after the NFL announced its support for enhanced diversity policies and just weeks after […]<!-- AddThis Advanced Settings above...
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Does "Smart" Always Make Sense? Robert Mitchell's The Smartness Mandate Tackles Our Global Obsession
Who doesn’t dream of owning a house that automatically closes the windows when it starts to rain, or a car that copes with traffic so you don’t have to? The science fiction of yesterday is today’s reality, and even better days are on the horizon. Such is the promise of “smartness.” It’s touted as the answer to all of humanity’s problems, a path not just to prosperity but to the very survival of our species. Is a smart future inevitable, though? What would a world constructed by smartness look like, and is it the best future we can imagine?
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