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Image Credits: Eleanor Kagan Launching today from Spotify and Pineapple Street Studios (in association with Gimlet), “Welcome to Your Fantasy” explores the true crime tale behind the Chippendales phenomenon of the 1980s. Historians and “Past/Present” hosts Natalia Petrzela, Nicole Hemmer and Neil J. Young will unravel the tale over the course of an eight-episode series. The show took 18 months to create, bolstered by considerable resources from Spotify. Pineapple Street Senior Producer Eleanor Kagan (Another Round, See Something Say Something and Thirst Aid Kit) runs us through the ge...

Wichita police have arrested 39-year-old Jason Payne on suspicion of first-degree murder. 

history with sex crimes against students, the most recent drafts have no mention of sexual assault. It’s not clear who pulled the questions. However, it is clear the debate over whether or not to include the question of if a student has experienced sexual assault presents a legal liability to the district, hence why it has been hesitant to invite such disclosures through the survey.  Now, the district is going back to the drawing board on the recently debated survey. Revisiting the survey About a year ago, the school system was working to create a Title IX survey to send out to middle and ...

Print The Poway Unified School District was recently named a Golden Bell Award winner for its yearslong “No Place for Hate” initiative. The 2020 award from the California School Boards Association is the first time PUSD has won since 2013. The district was among 116 entrants in 19 categories and won in the category of School Culture & Safety. The 26 judges were experts from school districts and county offices of education. The district’s “No Place for Hate” initiative was created in 2016 after several hate- and race-related incidents took place at local schools. With the help of the...

A Kerry County Councillor is calling on the council to save the See Something Say Something initiative. It was announced earlier this month that the text alert system, which has operated in Tralee and Killarney, would be suspended due to a shortage in funding. At this month’s meeting of Kerry County Council, Cllr Niall Kelleher called on the council to explore all opportunities to keep the initiative alive in Kerry. The reply given to Cllr Kelleher’s motion stated that Kerry County Council has no involvement in the operation of the See Something Say Something text alert system. It added a...