Shooting at Arkansas Car Show Leaves One Dead, 27 Injured
On Saturday, March 19, 2022, in Dumas, Arkansas along U.S. Highway 65, around 7pm, a shooting broke out between two unknown assailants at a community car show.
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How Skims Is Changing the Swimwear Market
Kim Kardashian has long been a fashion innovator, icon, and entrepreneur. Most recently, the release of her Skims Swimwear has proven to be one of her most ambitious projects yet. Although in most of her endeavors, Kim Kardashian shows true dedication to her craft, but this time around it seems as though Skims Swimwear is of huge importance to Kim.
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Paris Fashion Week: The Fashion Industry’s Solidarity With Ukraine
After a two-year pandemic-related delay to the Fall/Winter iconic Paris Fashion Week, solemn loomed over the atmosphere when days before the 2022 resurge, Vladimir Putin launched an unmerited war against Ukraine. As a response, the head of Paris Fashion Week’s organizing organization, Ralph Toledano, released a statement imploring attendees to “experience the shows of the coming days with solemnity, and in reflection of these dark hours.”
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Implications of Chip Shortages
As technology becomes increasingly integrated within our everyday products, demand for semiconductors has outpaced supply, and this constraint has worsened under COVID-19. Semiconductors, or “chips,” are typically made of silicon and conduct electricity in products, such as computers, smartphones, automobiles, medical equipment, and kitchen appliances.
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Saint Peter’s Puts the Madness in March Madness
March Madness is one of the best times of the sports year. Endless basketball, seeing some of the brightest young stars in today’s game. However, there is one thing that always captures viewers’ attention. The Cinderella team is always what captures the nation’s hearts the most each year.
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Three Bigs Lead the Race to NBA MVP
The NBA’s MVP debate is up for grabs every year. Questions and personal opinions go around at the start of each year, “Who do you think this year?” and “I think so and so will win this year because …” This year’s debate has been an interesting one with around ten players being in potential MVP contention throughout the season.
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International Soccer Gets Ready to Embark On One of Its Most Anticipated World Cups
Two hundred thirty-five days separate us from the biggest sports tournament in the world, where legends are made; FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Naturally, a mix of feelings comes with this, for many, sadness because their national teams did not make the World Cup; for others, excitement because they did make it, and for most of us, relief that this international break did not have as many injuries as it usually has.
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The Financial Impact of MLB’s New Collective Bargaining Agreement and Post-Lockout Free Agency Review
After a long and tense few months for Major League Baseball (MLB) during the first work stoppage since the 1994-95 players’ strike, the owners and Players Association finally agreed to a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) after months of negotiation by a vote to approve the new proposal by a 26-12 margin. The new agreement will be in place until 2026 and will enact various modifications for the league both on and off the field.
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The Marketing Industry Responds to the Ukraine War
When a political regime is unsympathetically creating a hostile environment for many that call Ukraine home, concerns about how various brands and advertisers react to these global issues arise.
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