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In 1911, Juliette Gordon “Daisy” Low from Savanah, Georgia, met with the founder of Scouting, Robert Baden-Powell. When she got home, she called one of her cousins and said, “I’ve got something for the girls of Savannah, and all of America, and all the world, and we’re going to start it tonight!” On March 12,... Read More

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With the Morrill Act of 1862, West Point Military Academy Superintendent Alden Partridge helped form what would become the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, commonly known as the ROTC. The Act set up land-grant colleges that would receive funding from the federal government. In return, these colleges had to include military tactics in their curriculum. In... Read More

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For generations, people all over the world have had a fascination with dolphins. Beautiful, intelligent, and graceful creatures, dolphins are marine mammals that have become famous for how they interact with people. Unfortunately, humans have caused some dolphin species to decline in numbers. The baiji, or Chinese river dolphin, is one of the first documented... Read More

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The United Kingdom’s 2017 Higher Education And Research Act led to the establishment of the government allocated United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI), a conglomeration of nine departmental agencies into one unified organization. As stated on UKRI’s website, “Our mission is to convene, catalyze and invest in close collaboration with others to build a thriving,... Read More

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In the early 2000’s, there really weren’t any regulations on drone operations. At that time, drones were expensive military tools not available to the public. Non-military drones were part of DIY build kits found next to model airplanes in hobby stores. By 2010, hobby drones were slowly becoming more popular while some researchers began to... Read More

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 In the story of Exodus, when the Israelites were wandering through the desert, manna miraculously appeared to save them from starvation. The word manna has gone on to refer to the appearance of food or help in any unexpected but needed situation. When looking for a name for his new drone delivery company in... Read More

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 Athletes like Terry Vaughn and Mike Spitz both famously said in interviews that records were made to be broken. The Guinness Book of World Records holds the record for being the best-selling copyrighted book of all time, proving just how much people around the world love to break and set new records. With the... Read More

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 While enjoying a coffee during a work break at a dockside cafe in South Africa, Richard Hardiman was struck by the inefficiency of how the port was being cleaned. The University Of Cape Town School of Business Graduate witnessed two guys in a small boat scooping piles of floating trash with a basic pool... Read More

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One of President John F. Kennedy’s most ambitious goals was to see the United States of America lead a crewed mission to the moon. Though he was not alive to witness it, his dream came true when the Apollo Lunar Module Eagle landed on the moon on June 20, 1969. Less than 7 hours later,... Read More

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In 1971, journalist Don Hoefler, coined the term Silicon Valley in an article he wrote about the rapidly growing technology companies in the southern San Fransisco Bay Area of California. With the support of local universities, particularly Stanford University, venture capitalists, and backing from the United States Department of Defense, Silicon Valley soon became the... Read More

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