On this day 65 years ago, the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education, that separate schools for black and white Americans were not equal. It was a unanimous vote. The decision reversed the 1896 ruling in…
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Esports gaming platform Skillz hooks users even more than Netflix and FacebookEsports gaming platform Skillz says people spend 65 minutes a day competing. That is more than Facebook peak use and more than the average daily Netflix stream. It is not hard-core gamers alone driving the growth, as casual gamers are becoming more involved.
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High School Breathes Sigh Of Relief As Difficult Teacher Ages Out Of Education SystemCLEVELAND—Faculty and staff at Baxter High expressed a profound sense of relief Monday upon learning that the school’s most infamous troublemaker, 65-year-old geology teacher Sharon Fisher, had finally reached retirement age and exited the education system. “We’re not supposed to say this kind of thing, but she was truly awful,” said principal Dayna Carrier, who noted that in addition to her behavior problems, Fisher had performed poorly in every one of her classes since arriving at the school in 1983. “She never paid attention, had one of the worst attitudes I’ve ever encountered, and was a constant disruption in the classroom. Now, thankfully, she’ll be someone else’s problem.” Faculty members were reportedly disappointed to learn that Fisher’s replacement would be Ernest Hughes, 31, another reputed “problem teacher” who has been in and out of several schools already.
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This L.A. district is 80% non-white, but both school board candidates are whiteIn the May 14 LAUSD board runoff election, two white candidates — Jackie Goldberg and Heather Repenning— will compete for the votes of majority-Latino District 5.
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The Supreme Court just ruled against Apple in an antitrust case centered around the App StoreThe U.S. Supreme Court on Monday gave the go-ahead for a lawsuit by consumers accusing Apple of monopolizing the market for iPhone apps.
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Supreme Court rules Apple will face antitrust suit for its iPhone appsThe Supreme Court has cleared the way for Apple to be sued under antitrust laws for allegedly monopolizing the sale of apps on its iPhones. The 5-4 decision in the closely watched case could open the way for similar lawsuits against other online giants.
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Supreme Court rules against Apple in dispute over app pricesThe Supreme Court in a 5-4 ruling concluded that consumers who believe they've overpaid for apps can sue Apple and other app store operators on antitrust grounds
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