Stephanie Kuzydym
Sports Enterprise and Investigative Reporter at The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)
Sports Enterprise & Investigative Reporter for @courierjournal | alis volat propriis | #SaferSidelines | [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Stephanie Kuzydym
First, Denny Burk and the resolution committee used a verse from Genesis, then another, then one from Ephesians, Psalms and Deuteronomy. The professor of Biblical Studies at Boyce College, a Christian college off Louisville's Lexington Road affiliated with the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, used the verses to write a resolution on "restoring moral clarity through God's design for gender, marriage and family.""Whereas, legal rulings like Obergefell v.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Stephanie Kuzydym
Some students thought they spotted their former high school principal working at the middle school. Other students heard he became a school counselor somewhere in the district. In the days following Jordan Mann's removal as Rowan County High principal, neither the students who peacefully protested during a two-day sit-in nor concerned citizens around town knew where Mann had gone.
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3 weeks ago |
cincinnati.com | Connor Giffin |Stephanie Kuzydym
Tornado Alley is the area of the U.S. where tornadoes are most frequent, including parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and even Iowa and South Dakota. Kentucky has lost at least 20 people to tornadoes over the past three months. As Kentucky was pummeled by a parade of violent tornadoes in three months, killing at least 20 people, the question resurfaced: Is the commonwealth becoming more prone to these life-threatening events? Atmospheric scientists cannot say with certainty.
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3 weeks ago |
courier-journal.com | Connor Giffin |Stephanie Kuzydym
Tornado Alley is the area of the U.S. where tornadoes are most frequent, including parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and even Iowa and South Dakota. Kentucky has lost at least 20 people to tornadoes over the past three months. As Kentucky was pummeled by a parade of violent tornadoes in three months, killing at least 20 people, the question resurfaced: Is the commonwealth becoming more prone to these life-threatening events? Atmospheric scientists cannot say with certainty.
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3 weeks ago |
courier-journal.com | Connor Giffin |Stephanie Kuzydym
Kentucky has recorded more tornadoes in recent decades, but this could be due to improvements in reporting. Tornadoes touch every corner of Kentucky — even in the mountainous east, as recent events have shown. Violent tornadoes have killed hundreds of Kentuckians, and a handful of infamous events make up a large number of the deaths.
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Matthew Mangine Jr. is the grandson of longtime University of Cincinnati athletic trainer @Bmangine1. (His middle name is Robert.) @AaronHimmlerAT is UC’s head athletic trainer & has known the Mangines for years. This is his new office at the practice facility. #SaferSidelines https://t.co/9kCmyxpXze
You may have seen this announcement from the University of Cincinnati last week. The new Sheakley Indoor Practice Facility. But I'm about to share with you an announcement you didn't see.
Decades of dreaming, years of planning and 24 months of construction... have led us HERE. 🏗️ The Sheakley Indoor Practice Facility, by the numbers: https://t.co/uvMSI6bne8
It's June 16. If Aug. 1, 2001 changed the world of sports safety with Korey Stringer's collapse, then this day 5 years ago (& too many others) changed the world of high school sports safety to push for #SaferSidelines when Matthew Mangine Jr. collapsed. For Matthew, forever.💛
