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Shasta Startup Games is an annual competition in Redding, CA.
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Shari Dunn talks about why most Black and white women—with similar values—vote differently in presidential elections
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Author Ellen Dee Davidson publishes true story of climate change and community resilience in Colombia.
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In a first for menstrual health education, Governor Gavin Newsom has signed the "Know Your Period Act" into law, requiring California public schools to include menstrual education in their curriculum.
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Author Rachel Zimmerman portrays the path from abject grief to recovery for her and her family after the sudden suicide of her husband, an MIT professor.
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Professional archeologists clash with creators of misinformation.
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Kristy Laschobar shares insights from her personal life journey from prison to reentry and redemption.
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Host Vanessa Finney explores the intricacies of finding (and keeping) love after age 50 with the author of "Love After 50."
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Vigilante Democracy is the philosophical basis of a looming threat to America, according to the co-authors Vigilante Nation.
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Executive Director of the Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC), Ben Cannon joins the Exchange.
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A new state law bans private colleges from considering an applicant’s ties to family members who are alumni or donors. California’s public universities don’t use legacy admissions.
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Though a large majority of public schools feed students free breakfast and lunch, 65 do not, something Democratic lawmakers hope to change.
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The Smarter Balanced scores show improvement for both math and English language arts. Black, Latino and low-income student scores climbed more than the state average, although they still had lower scores overall.
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This November, California voters will decide on Proposition 2, a $10 billion education bond. Some community colleges are counting on the money to fix critical buildings and protect the safety of students.