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3 weeks ago | sportsspectrum.com | Cole Claybourn

Baseball Get in the Game Podcast Video Matt Carpenter retires from baseball after 14 seasons: ‘God wanted me here at home’ After 14 seasons in the major leagues, Matt Carpenter is calling it a career. He officially announced his retirement Wednesday on Sports Spectrum’s “Get in the Game” podcast with former MLB pitcher Scott Linebrink. Carpenter’s decision came after months of prayer and reflection, as well as time with his wife, Mackenzie, and two children.

4 weeks ago | usnews.com | Jackson Nimesheim |Cole Claybourn

1/26 CreditGetty Images|View as articleWhere journalists went to school. Legendary CBS news anchor Walter Cronkite once said, "Journalism is what we need to make democracy work."At a time when the general public is losing confidence in the media – a 2024 Gallup Poll found that only 31% of Americans trust the media – many agree that quality journalism is more important than ever.

4 weeks ago | usnews.com | Cole Claybourn

Key Takeaways Use summer breaks to gain ground in college application tasks. It's best to start planning as early as possible. Talk with counselors early to map out your course schedule. The summer months are often used to rest and recharge for the next school year. But without the obligation of class work, exams and other responsibilities, it's also a good time for high school students to start crossing off tasks on their college planning checklist, experts say.

4 weeks ago | sportsspectrum.com | Cole Claybourn

WHAT’S UP PODCAST: Rylie Boone – Former 4-Time National Champion Softball Player THIS IS SPORTS SPECTRUM’S WHAT’S UP PODCASTWITH ANNABELLE HASSELBECKWe are so excited to have Rylie Boone with us on today’s show. She is a former softball player at the University of Oklahoma, where she won four national titles. We’re pumped to talk to her about her faith in Jesus, winning four straight championships, lessons learned from playing at Oklahoma, and her new venture into pro softball.

1 month ago | usnews.com | Cole Claybourn

1/29 Credit(Getty Images)|View as articleGetting a first-hand look is key. A college campus visit is one of the most critical parts of the college search journey. While researching a school through brochures and websites or taking a virtual tour can give you good insight, walking the grounds, talking to students and seeing the facilities in person gives you a real sense of whether a school is a good fit for you.