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Pan-Seared Gnocchi with Parmesan-Roasted Summer Squash

Pan-Seared Gnocchi with Parmesan-Roasted Summer Squash Recipe Courtesy of Country Living and Kate Merker Instead of boiling gnocchi like pasta, a quick turn in a hot skillet gives them a slight char and a delightful crunchy-chewy texture. Served with seasonal roasted squash, you’ve got a weeknight dinner the who fam will clamor for. Ingredients For Pan-Seared Gnocchi with Parmesan-Roasted Summer…

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The Female Physicist Inspiring Underrepresented Scientists

The Female Physicist Inspiring Underrepresented Scientists By Katie McCormick At the age of 10, Anne L’Huillier watched in awe as Apollo 11 landed on the moon and two intrepid astronauts stepped out, venturing into a new frontier. As an adult, L’Huillier has become a pioneer herself, taking the first steps toward subfemtosecond laser pulses. In doing so, she helped establish…

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Pandemic Learning: Roadblocks, Resilience, and Resources

Pandemic Learning: Roadblocks, Resilience, and Resources By: Jacqueline M. Nowicki The COVID-19 pandemic upended school as we’ve known it. Across the country, school systems struggled to provide a stable learning environment to help students while also protecting their health – there were many challenges. In today’s WatchBlog post, we look at our three new reports on pandemic-related learning loss in…

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5 Instagram Accounts to Follow for Revolutionary Black Parenting

5 Instagram Accounts to Follow for Revolutionary Black Parenting From living off of the land to fighting capitalism, these Black parents are starting the revolution—and they’re posting about it. By Fatima-Ayan Malika Hirsi Instagram is a portal offering an innumerable amount of advice on many mundane tasks. As exhausting as wading through its noise can be, it’s refreshing when you…

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According to 3.5 Million Books, There Is Gender Bias in Literature

According to 3.5 Million Books, There Is Gender Bias in Literature By Liesl Goecker An analysis of 3.5 million English-language books published between 1900 and 2008 spotlights a deep gender bias in the literature. It concluded that women are twice as likely as men to be described by their physical attributes — “beautiful” and “sexy” being the top two adjectives used…

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