Nathan Jones

Oct 9, 2024 | fueled.com | Annie Gieser |Shiwon Oh |Nathan Jones |Jonathan Mendoza

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Aug 17, 2024 | medium.com | Nathan Jones

Federation Reform is needed. Australians need a better government. A past Prime Minister of Australia has said that in Australia, ’governments should be as big as necessary and as small as possible’. This is the key principle that forms most conservatives view on our system of government. We need change from the current model.

Jul 1, 2024 | insidefutbol.com | Nathan Jones |Sambuddha Sengupta

Chelsea want to loan out their teenage midfielder Leo Castledine to either one of the mid or lower-table Championship clubs or any strong club in League One, according to the BBC. The 18-year-old has been a regular for both Chelsea’s Under-18 and Under-23 teams and has also been a threatening presence in front of goal. In the 41 matches he has played for the Pensioners’ Under-18 team, Castledine has scored 17 goals and has also added 14 more in 36 appearances for their Under-23 side.

Jun 27, 2023 | educationnext.org | Robert Pondiscio |Nathan Jones |Chad Aldeman |Daniel Buck

Folks in education policy and practice often obsess over whether pop-culture depictions of school life are accurate. But they aren’t, even when they try to be. How plausible is it, for example, that “Prez,” the hot-headed and impulsive rookie cop in HBO’s gritty drama The Wire, accidentally kills a fellow police officer during a botched undercover operation yet somehow still gets hired and finds redemption as a compassionate and dedicated Baltimore public school teacher?

Feb 6, 2023 | insidefutbol.com | Nathan Jones

The Whites have pulled the trigger on Marsch’s time as manager amid a series of poor results under the American and limited signs of progress. Many Leeds fans turned against Marsch and wanted him to leave, and the club have now granted them their wish. However, while Marsch has gone, along with Rene Maric, Cameron Toshack and Pierre Barrieu, Armas is still there. Leeds only recently brought the former Manchester United assistant in to work alongside Marsch.