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1 week ago | 
hcbgroup.com | Stephanie Jones
How many times have you wished you'd had the benefit of foresight or hindsight when making business decisions? Speak to one of our experts today. Send us a message- and one of our experts will call you back as soon as possible Channel Referrer Name Please enter your nameTelephone As the final year of the implementation of the Additional Learning Needs (ALN) system is upon us, we have detailed within this blog the process of securing an Individual Development Plan (IDP).
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2 weeks ago | 
downbeat.com | Stephanie Jones
Interview, From the Magazine, Theo Croker By Stephanie Jones I Jun. 10, 2025 Partway through his early set at Smoke Jazz Club, Theo Croker blinks the room back into focus. He leans over the piano. “That was fire,” he says to Idris Frederick. The small moment transcends the crowded listening room. It’s a moment of tenderness that, in its briefness, exposes the humanity in Croker’s music.
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1 month ago | 
downbeat.com | Stephanie Jones
News, From the Magazine, Coleman Mellett, Jeanie Bryson By Stephanie Jones I May. 27, 2025 “Spring is coming,” said Jeanie Bryson via FaceTime. The 67-year-old Jersey girl has been a gardener most of her life. Flanked by stalks and leaves, she sat in her greenhouse on an afternoon in February. “I can’t wait to get my hands in the dirt,” she said, looking beyond the plexiglass.
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2 months ago | 
gse.harvard.edu | Ryan Nagelhout |Stephanie Jones
U.S. Special Olympics chair and co-founder of UNITE Tim Shriver shared a vision for treating others with dignity and grace at the latest Askwith Education Forum on Tuesday evening. Taking the stage amid a shifting political and educational landscape, the evening’s program highlighted ways violent and divisive rhetoric must be combatted and what educators can do to teach choosing dignity over contempt.
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Mar 14, 2025 | 
theplaidhorse.com | Stephanie Jones
By STEPHANIE JONESHigh up in the North Carolina mountains, there’s a swath of land that was once mined and logged. Today, it’s called Balsam Mountain Preserve, a 4,400-acre nature preserve gated community.
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Feb 25, 2025 | 
downbeat.com | Stephanie Jones
Interview, From the Magazine, Sullivan Fortner By Stephanie Jones I Feb. 25, 2025 Every week at the Village Vanguard fosters its own sound. No one really knows how the music might evolve by Sunday, but after a solid opening night on Tuesday, nerves can settle and concepts can begin to materialize.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
jamanetwork.com | Stephanie Jones |Julia Schiantarelli |Naomi R. Besson |Emma L. Welsh
Dual Immune Checkpoint Inhibition in Patients With Aggressive Thyroid Carcinoma: A Phase 2 Nonrandomized Clinical Trial Anti–PD-L1 Plus Targeted Therapy in Anaplastic Thyroid Carcinoma Maria E. Cabanillas, MD; Ramona Dadu, MD; Renata Ferrarotto, MD; Maria Gule-Monroe, MD; Suyu Liu, PhD; Bryan Fellman, MS; Michelle D. Williams, MD; Mark Zafereo, MD; Jennifer R. Wang, MD, PhD; Charles Lu, MD; Matthew Ning, MD; Brian A. McKinley, PhD; Scott E.
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
downbeat.com | Stephanie Jones
News, From the Magazine, The Bad Plus, Joshua Redman By Stephanie Jones I Sep. 24, 2024 Can an online experience mimic the record store hunt? Can streaming new singles transmit the feeling of stalking down aisles, through rows of familiar names and half-familiar images; of drawing from shelves a thin sleeve, shrink-wrapped and weighted, with the hope of discovery?
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Aug 26, 2024 | 
downbeat.com | Stephanie Jones
News, From the Magazine, Matthew Whitaker By Stephanie Jones I Aug. 27, 2024 At the close of 2021, Matthew Whitaker faced a glut of options. Having met with his management team to discuss ideas for his fourth leader release, the Jersey-based composer and multi-instrumentalist felt gripped by indecision: “We kept repeating this theme, ‘Album. Tribute.
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
downbeat.com | Stephanie Jones
By Stephanie Jones I Jul. 31, 2024 In November 2022, Charles McPherson found himself in a familiar setting. Flanked on either side by his fellow artists, the saxophonist and composer arranged his music stand in front of him. Below the bandstand, patrons clustered, chattered. iPhone lenses followed black-and-white photographs along walls of exposed brick. The scene felt comfortable, welcoming — but also different.
