yet often complicated journey into parenthood Avellino explores how to be vulnerable with your children How much do we reveal about ourselves to our children Many of us wish we knew more about those who came before us—yet don't practice sharing our stories with our own children Maybe it's in part because we don't know how Or maybe it's because we don't feel deserving of that type of space One of the values that I hope to pass down to my children is curiosity I want them to ask questions about themselves and be genuinely interested in others It is easy for me to teach this by inquiring about their lives and allowing them to witness me ask about others what I realized is how easy it is not to share about myself but I was revealing so little about my own Some of my therapy clients experience this too—their children don't truly know them outside of their role as parents If we show them that we are willing to share The problem is that many caregivers look at their role as providing a service—chauffeur mothers in particular are often expected to hold a lot of space but not take it We may not even consider interjecting about ourselves when the dinner conversation is focused on our children; we may not even be connected to that part of ourselves that has a story to tell "I always told you to get your needs met," and the daughter responded If we want our children to be curious about themselves we have to show that we are curious about ourselves Revealing ourselves teaches them that it is their right to show themselves to the world.  I want them to be able to say they knew me beyond composure and kindness There is so much more I want to know about my own mother in this column—one question I want to ponder with you is how do we reveal about ourselves in developmentally appropriate ways that don't make our children feel pressure to take care of us but also let them truly see and know us?  When was the last time you thought about what the story you tell yourself about who you are is Consider the story you want them to tell about you—start by asking yourself these questions: It can also be helpful to recall what you remember about being their specific age It's never too early to begin to share what's true for you.  It can be easy to want to paint ourselves as a hero who does the right thing They want to relate to us and know we won't judge them if they share their hard truths.  Many parents want their kids to tell them the truth but their kids don't feel like their parents can tolerate knowing it This is a way to signal to your children that your shit stinks too and we are all trying to figure ourselves out The idea that learning is endless helps our kids feel safer about not "getting it right."  Learning about my grandparents and great-grandparents helps me come home to myself Whenever I feel lost or pulled to behave in ways that don't align with who I want to be I think about my grandparents: living in a cliff town in Italy I think about the boldness of my grandmother in coming to the United States through Ellis Island or my grandpa's first job selling peanuts at baseball games Knowing their journeys helps me find my way Consider the things you wish you knew about those who came before you Consider revealing those exact things to your own children.  The most powerful narratives that I connect with are the ones that reveal how the narrator felt attach the emotion you experienced while doing it or experiencing it This allows the connection between you and your child to deepen—they begin to develop an understanding of not only how you live your life but your inner world as well This gives them permission to reveal their vulnerable inner workings to you and others.  Remember that the goal of sharing isn't to reveal every single detail but to reveal the heart of your story What is the nugget of truth you want to pass down If you ever worry that you are sharing too much check in with your kids about how they feel knowing tidbits about you what it's like to see a more complete picture of you observe their reactions: Does it bring you closer to one another or further apart?  Storytelling—an art form that is a part of every culture and every period in history—is an interactive experience between speaker and listener You will learn what your children gravitate to most about who you are and what parts they want to know more about My kids love to hear most about my silly experiences we are not only building a stronger relationship but we are developing a new story together.  they are practicing the art of listening and inquiring All rights reserved.*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Surrounded by loving family and caregivers she passed away after a period of declining health She lived briefly in Roxbury before moving to Roslindale She was a graduate of Hyde Park High School she married Mario Calisi at Sacred Heart Church in Roslindale Together they raised their 6 beloved children in Jamaica Plain; they enjoyed 40 years of marriage before his death in 1999 She was also very active in the family’s business working as an exceptionally talented floral designer and bookkeeper She loved spending summers at her home in Onset as well as gardening She always looked forward to Lilac Sunday at the Arnold Arboretum in Boston She also enjoyed trips to Twin River to play the slots The thing she cherished the most was being surrounded by her loving family Dora was the wife of the late Mario Calisi Calisi and his wife Eleanor of North Easton Calisi and his wife Sandra of West Roxbury She is also survived by 14 cherished grandchildren Visiting Hours will be held in the Farley Funeral Home Funeral will be held from the Funeral Home on Tuesday May 6 at 9:15 AM followed by a Funeral Mass at the St Donations in Dora’s memory may be made to the Parkinson’s Foundation Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors I was a student at Northeastern University Northeastern has a lot of unique qualities that did not quite work for me which is why I write for The Daily Targum and not The Huntington News but I respect that it is a good fit for many students not named Noble Avellino It also had a severe housing shortage. During my year at Northeastern, the school accepted more students than it thought would enroll, a record-breaking 4,504 students It definitely felt silly to say that a chunk of your students are lodged in the Sheraton or that you were studying abroad in Massachusetts. On top of this, discovering you have two more people to potentially cause you grief and trouble instead of just one is a justifiable anxiety But I also think about the 4,504th student, the one who just squeezed in at the end of the acceptance list and was able to live and study in Northeastern because the school made that "mistake." Maybe they really wanted to benefit from the school's co-op program. Maybe they really love losing to Rutgers I cannot possibly understand every student's situation The Rutgers community was murmuring about similar issues at the beginning of the semester Though exact apples-to-apples comparisons for the Class of 2028 enrollment are difficult because Rutgers only lists combined enrollment for Rutgers—New Brunswick and Rutgers Health The Rutgers Class of 2025 had 7,283 enrollees for the New Brunswick campus The Rutgers Class of 2027 Combined enrollment for the Rutgers Class of 2028 in New Brunswick and Rutgers Health topped 10,000 We also know that Rutgers hit 99 percent capacity earlier in the semester and had to convert residence hall lounges into living spaces Students I have spoken to are uncomfortable with the idea that the buses will get a little more packed classes a little tighter and the housing a little less comfortable I want to reach higher than saying it is bad to complain about over-enrollment I do not yet think Rutgers is reaching enough students and we should constantly ask ourselves how big we can feasibly be Universities are places where we go to study, get a degree and make more money than we otherwise would. More so than other types of schools, large public colleges drive this kind of economic mobility The Wall Street Journal's Social Mobility Index a similar ranking identifying how schools help their poorest students finds similar results: of the top 20 schools for social mobility The U.S. News and World Report has a more narrow metric that only looks at statistics related to Pell Grant recipients But do you want to guess what type of schools dominate that list for which schools are actually lifting up people's incomes It should not surprise anyone that schools like Rutgers drive economic mobility in the U.S They receive lots of funding from state and local governments and because they are not definitionally elitist institutions like the Ivy Leagues It makes our national obsession with the admissions process for a handful of schools seem stalkerish. As of 2023, the U.S. had north of 20 million undergraduates, only a tiny fraction of whom are at schools like Yale, Princeton or Harvard. We should be focused on increasing university accessibility, which means paying attention to schools like Rutgers. Can we accept every student? No. It is sad but true that there is only so much space. But that should not be a catalyst for getting upset at the number of students here. It should not even be a reason to tell Rutgers that they are accepting too many people. I want us to discuss ways to constantly grow and allow more people into our school. I want a dynamic debate about whether we need this parking lot space and what additional residence halls could look like. Maybe, just maybe, a couple more doubles from singles might be worth it to give more kids a chance at a world-class education. Complaining about overcrowding and too many people is small potatoes. We should think big. Noble Avellino is a senior in the School of Arts and Sciences majoring in economics and minoring in political science. 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Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. 19 Apr 2025 16:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Avellino won 2–1 over Sorrento on Sat Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Sorrento 1 win(s) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 9 matches Sorrento and Avellino have not drawn any of their last 3 matches against each other Have scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Facundo Lescano is the competition's top scorer (23) Who won between Sorrento and Avellino on Sat 19 Apr 2025 16:30:00 GMT?Avellino won 2–1 over Sorrento on Sat 19 Apr 2025 16:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Sorrento is playing home against Avellino on Sat Andrew Avellino Catholic Academy (SAACA) is on a roll having once again been crowned “Best Catholic School” in the annual Best of the Boro contest awards businesses for outstanding customer service The organization also has an education category in which SAACA is now a five-time winner the academy won Best Catholic School; in 2023 and 2022 Principal Debora Hanna said the honors are especially significant because they are awarded via public vote and I’m going to say my kids are great,” Hanna said “Maybe every principal says that about their kids but the academics here are strong,” she added “We graduate eighth graders who actually come back and tell us that high school was easier than St Hanna began teaching at the school in 1985 and is now in her 21st year as principal as did the family of board member Lynn Scott and we’d like for our community to recognize that and notice it.” Hanna said the faculty and staff set the tone for academic excellence and community “The beauty is that we are so welcoming,” Hanna said “And it’s not only the nursery and pre-K kids that love to hug but all of our kids truly embrace each other said the Best of the Boro recognition attests to the quality of Catholic education throughout the diocese he has no problem proclaiming the news about his parish’s school “It’s the community recognizing that we do it the best,” Father McIlhenney said and we’re going to beat our chest a little bit.” Your email will be used to send you The Tablet newsletter. You can unsubscribe at any time using the link in our emails. For more details, review our privacy policy. More info Create your free account or log in to continue reading The Tablet is the newspaper of the Diocese of Brooklyn, serving Brooklyn and Queens since 1908.© 2025 DeSales Media Group, Inc. Website by 345 Design ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " you would know I was not thrilled about Tuesday's elections It was a pretty bad night to be a Democrat. President-elect Donald J. Trump swept all seven swing states heavily targeted by both campaigns as must-wins Atlantic and Cumberland also flipped to the Republicans There are going to be lots of takeaways from these results and what they mean for our towns One thing that we should focus on is the gender gap in this election And it should get much more attention than it is now men are a voting bloc like they have not been in a while and the "good" data on voting demographics will not be out for months I expect the gender gap between male and female voters to be similar I also expect the male vote to still be roughly split 55-45 or 60-40 in favor of Republicans That is not what I would call a unified voting bloc What I do mean is that there is now a concerted effort by both parties to go after men as a group of voters in a way I have not seen in my lifetime On the Republican side, Trump's team was certain they needed men to win. Republican strategists would say that men less than 40 had the softest views on Trump and could most easily be swayed to their camp There was sexism, of course. Trump attacked and accused Harris of using relationships to attain political power early in her career and mouthed a derogatory term for women to describe Harris during one of his last rallies To the extent that male voters approved of this misogyny Both campaigns also sought to define masculinity in the race to 270 electoral votes. Surrogates like former President Barack Obama made outreach to Black men, at some points scolding them for considering voting Republican: "You're thinking about sitting out or supporting somebody who has a history of denigrating you because you think that's a sign of strength Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk made similar comments about the relationship between one's masculinity and one's voting patternon social media: "If you are a man in this country and you don't vote for Donald Trump you're not a man." As a liberal man who would sooner vote for asbestos over Trump I am used to this kind of anecdotal language But I would never expect it from organized campaigns which is truly remarkable about this presidential campaign regarding gender dynamics suggest that men voted for Trump over Harris Men of all ages tend to be more conservative for many reasons This is what I mean when I say men are a voting bloc: we face common issues in ways unique to other groups and seem more willing to vote based on how the parties reach out to us in both substance and style. And right now, as Tuesday showed, the Republican party is winning the war for men. AVELLINO (Euroleague) – Air Avellino surprised Unicaja Malaga 72-70 and Panionios OT won 78-69 at previously unbeaten Efes Pilsen in Euroleague action on Wednesday.\r\n\r\nLast year’s Coppa Italia winners Avellino won their first-ever game in the competition with Drake Diener hitting a three-pointer to tie the game at 70-70 and Eric ... Last year’s Coppa Italia winners Avellino won their first-ever game in the competition with Drake Diener hitting a three-pointer to tie the game at 70-70 and Eric .. View standings 08 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Avellino won 1–0 over Messina on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Messina 3 win(s) Messina and Avellino have not drawn any of their last 5 matches against each other Have scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Facundo Lescano is the competition's top scorer (21) Who won between Messina and Avellino on Sat 08 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Avellino won 1–0 over Messina on Sat 08 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Messina is playing home against Avellino on Sat About  .  Contact  .  Donation Archaeologists in Italy’s Salerno province have uncovered a series of ancient human and animal footprints which tell a disturbing tale of a dramatic escape by men and animals from a huge eruption thousands of years before the sensational devastation of Pompeii in CE 79 The discovery occurred near the Casarzano stream in Nocera Inferiore during excavation work for a gas pipeline according to the Superintendency of Archaeology and Landscape for the Provinces of Salerno and Avellino preserved in pyroclastic deposits from the Avellino eruption of Mount Vesuvius this eruption was much larger and more explosive than the deadly eruption that destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum and buried settlements under meter-deep layers of ash and pumice some of whom were barefoot while others wore basic footwear trace the desperate flight of the region’s inhabitants as they attempted to escape the catastrophe the excavations have revealed a wealth of archaeological remains across several historical periods A partially uncovered extra-urban sanctuary was found near Nuceria Alfaterna along an ancient road provide insight into religious practices during that period The Roman period also left its mark on this place Archaeologists have identified two large rural villas probably dedicated to agricultural production Plow marks found in and around the site indicate that it was the site of intense farming activity researchers uncovered burials dated to the transition between the Roman era and Late Antiquity A monumental tomb with a sarcophagus may have belonged to a high-ranking individual an underground structure may have functioned as a martyrium further evidencing the coexistence of Christian and pagan burial practices Remaining evidence from Late Antiquity indicates that there was continued habitation with large huts resembling prehistoric dwellings This change has been attributed by experts to socio-economic shifts suggesting the flexibility and adaptation of these communities to historical changes The discovery of these footprints and archaeological remains offers a rare and deeply human perspective on how ancient communities responded to catastrophic natural events Soprintendenza Archeologia Belle Arti e Paesaggio di Salerno e Avellino These things were not done by aliens but by humans and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab) Leave empty if the image is purely decorative Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab). 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The Griffins’ upcoming schedule features a critical match against Marymount University on April 23 The Griffins will look to bounce back in their final regular-season game against Marymount on April 23 which is critical for their conference standing Avellino's milestone marks a significant personal achievement amidst a challenging season for the Griffins emphasizing her leadership and contributions as they approach a pivotal game that could impact their postseason potential The summary of the linked article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology from OpenAI We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy OCEAN CITY — When little girls approach her, in awe of her crown and sash, Junior Miss Ocean City Sarah Avellino knows that feeling well. “I used to be one of those girls and now I get to be in the big girl shoes,” she said last week, reflecting on the past year as one of Ocean City’s crown sisters. On Saturday night, Aug. 17, she will crown her successor at the 2025 Junior Miss Ocean City Pageant at the Music Pier. “I wanted to do pageants and be one of these Ocean City queens since I was a little girl. Seeing where these little girls are, it just reminds me of when I was little and I just hope the best for them. It’s just a really great experience to meet all of them.” Sarah, 15, a rising sophomore at Villa Maria Academy High School in Malvern, Pa., was first exposed to pageants in her kitchen as she and her mom talked about camps for the summer. Her mom spotted Little Miss Ocean City. Sarah didn’t know what it was, but after reading about it, something clicked. “Oh yeah, I’m definitely doing that. That’s the thing for me,” she said. “Basically since I was 8 was when I got introduced to it and wanted to do it. I even convinced some of my friends to do it with me. It’s been a great experience.” She competed in the Little Miss pageant, for girls age 8 to 11, for three years. In her first try at Junior Miss last August, which is for girls 12 to 15, she won. Looking at the self-confident teen from Newtown Square, Pa., who summers with her family in Ocean City, makes her seem like a natural for the stage. It wasn’t always that way. “I think I get a lot of my confidence from the support of my family. I used to be a really shy little girl and I didn’t want to do pageants or theater because I worried what people would think of me, but my brother, my sister, my mom and dad, they all told me I could do it and just to be myself,” she said.  “Once that finally got in my head and I started doing it, I realized I don’t need anyone’s approval but myself and my family. And they really boosted my confidence and made me the girl I am today.” Sarah said girls should try this “really unbelievable and incredible experience.” “When they called my name (at last year’s pageant), I was in complete shock. I couldn’t even get words out. I was so proud I got up on that stage whether I won or not. It’s been such a great experience that I would love to do it again, maybe for Miss Ocean City. It is something I’m really proud of and I’m going to tell this story a lot of times in my life.” When convincing a friend to go out for the pageant, she talked about the memories and friendships. She keeps in touch with girls she met in Little Miss. “Just putting yourself out there is a really great experience and there are great friendships that you make.” Sarah is going to value two friendships in particular, what she considers the best part of being Junior Miss Ocean City. “The thing I enjoyed the most was getting to know Lola and Stella. Lola is like my big sister and Stella is like a little sister to me,” she said about Miss Ocean City 2024 Lola DeMarco and Little Miss Ocean City 2024 Stella Fleming. “We’ve grown so close, even at our first event. Getting to know them and the great people that they are really made this year amazing and I don’t think without them it would be the same.” Sarah enjoyed many aspects of her year as Junior Miss, going to all the events, taking part in parades and meeting all the parents and kids who approached her to say hello and get photos. “My favorite was Night in Venice. We had so much fun on the boat and seeing all the houses and decorations. I almost fell off the boat we were dancing so much,” she said, laughing. “It was a really great time and just getting to be with them made it so much sweeter.” In high school, Sarah spends a lot of time singing in the church choir, the regular choir, she does theater at her school and in Ocean City during the summer. She’s also on the cheer team and would like to be an ambassador at her school as well.  Sarah appreciates the support she has received from her family, whether it’s at parades or events such as Wacky Wednesday. “They’re always there,” she said of her mother and father, “to get pictures or cheer me on. It’s been really great. I’m just very grateful for them and all they’ve done for me this year.  “They drove me down to every event, even if it was the wintertime and we had to drive from Pennsylvania to New Jersey, even it is was just an hour-long event, they made me get there on time.” Sarah said crowning her successor will be bittersweet but she is excited to see who wears the crown next.  “This is such a great opportunity. And I just can’t wait for her to experience this because it is something I am so grateful for, but at the same time it’s sad because this has been the best thing I’ve ever done, so giving that up is a little tough.” She will have company in the latter regard as her pageant sisters give up their crowns as well. “Me and Lola and Stella are always going to stay in touch. We have talked about that. We’re going to text and FaceTime all the time.” The Little Miss Ocean City Pageant is Friday, Aug. 16, and the Junior Miss Ocean City Pageant is Saturday, Aug. 17. Both begin at 7 p.m. at the Ocean City Music Pier. (Miss Ocean City was last week.) To get tickets, visit oceancityvacation.com/boxoffice, call (609) 399-6111 or stop by one of the city welcome centers. – STORY and PHOTO by DAVID NAHAN/Sentinel staff ‘Never-ending friendship’: Little Miss Ocean City bonded with crown sisters Ocean City Fishing Club hosts 118 youngsters at fishing tournament Ocean City neighbors cite fears; research so far shows no health link OCEAN CITY — A plan to place Verizon Wireless cell phone towers on a building in the south end has some neighbors asking if there should be restrictions on towers that are close to homes and if there would be better, less-populated locations […] SOMERS POINT – Gateway Playhouse in Somers Point will close its 2024 Mainstage Season with the cult classic “Little Shop of Horrors,” written by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken. It will run for two weekends, Sept. 27-29 and Oct. 4-6, and will be partially double cast. “Little Shop of Horrors” revolves around a meek flower […] Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); 12 Mar 2025 19:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Avellino won 2–0 over Trapani on Wed The current head to head record for the teams are Avellino 1 win(s) Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't scored in their last 2 matches Who won between Avellino and Trapani on Wed 12 Mar 2025 19:30:00 GMT?Avellino won 2–0 over Trapani on Wed 12 Mar 2025 19:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Avellino is playing home against Trapani on Wed Not every celebrity can perfectly navigate the tricky world of politics. There is a balancing act every celebrity has to perform between wanting to keep as many fans as happy as possible, and wanting to say what is on their mind. It is a complicated game and rarely do even the most media-savvy celebrities get it right The Guardian interviewed the Midwest Princess on a wide range of topics the interview turned to Roan's politics and she was asked about endorsing a presidential candidate: "I have so many issues with our government in every way," she says "There are so many things that I would want to change So I don't feel pressured to endorse someone There's problems on both sides…" The change she wants to see in the U.S They cannot have cis people making decisions for trans people is it not strange to be "both sides-ing" this issue After a few days, Roan posted a follow-up video to her TikTok Roan stated definitively that she would not be voting for Trump and would be "(questioning) those in power and those making decisions over other people." This was after a lot of vague sentiments about "actions speak(ing) louder than words," without telling us what her actions will be come November and claims that she "want(s) to be part of the generation that changes things for good," without telling us what those changes should be I was not the only one left unsatisfied with her vague conjectures and half-declarations of principles. The next day, she posted a second video "If someone is publicly endorsing a political figure that doesn't even mean they're gonna f*cking vote for them." That is exactly what that means "I'm not gonna settle for what the options (are) in front of me … So yeah I'm voting for f*cking Kamala." That is settling for the options in front of you "I'm not picking sides of what we have right now … Yes one's obviously better than the other." That is picking a side Chappell Roan is like a lot of young, nominally left-wing voters. Her politics certainly seem progressive: pro-trans rights, pro-Palestine But she also has a vague understanding that things are going wrong in this country and does not know who is responsible for it This leads her to make bizarre claims about the "Left's transphobic views." Huh Roan is 26 years old. She is not some kid who does not know any better. She used to live in Missouri, a state controlled by Republicans that is among the worst in the country. She also lived as an adult under four years of former President Donald J. Trump, who was an unmitigated disaster on her number one issue She should know exactly what Republican rule means for trans rights or abortion Roan could research and find out which politicians are the ones "making decisions over other people" like she insists she does but that might lead her to some lame conclusions like "The Democratic Party is better than the Republican Party." So she will not I have heard this kind of "do your own research" rhetoric from people before It usually comes from two camps: unabashed conservatives and fence-sitters it is usually an excuse to peddle conspiracy theories But I do not think Chappell Roan is a conservative I do think that Roan has a Republican State Representative uncle whom she does not want to unduly attack by going too hard on Republicans I also think that Roan enjoys the feelings of moral superiority that come with attacking all sides And I think that Roan enjoys the comfortability of not having to really learn about politics and make definitive statements about where she stands If she had simply said "I do not feel comfortable influencing my fans' politics so I will not endorse a candidate thank you," I do not think Roan would have gotten nearly as much backlash as she did but I think that is an appropriate path to take She wants to feel confident in her left-wing views about marginalized communities a woman's right to choose and Palestinians' right to peace And she wants to feel smart and morally superior in her anti-establishment views that all sides are equally bad But she cannot have both and neither can you Noble Avellino is a senior in the School of Arts and Sciences majoring in economics and minoring in political science letters and commentaries do not necessarily reflect the views of the Targum Publishing Company or its staff YOUR VOICE | The Daily Targum welcomes submissions from all readers Letters to the editor must be between 350 and 600 words Commentaries must be between 600 and 900 words class year and college affiliation or department to be considered for publication Please submit via email to oped@dailytargum.com and eic@dailytargum.com to be considered for publication What I can tell you is that I am going to miss President Joseph R Biden has had a rough few years, suffering permanently low approval ratings since the U.S.'s withdrawal from Afghanistan, something every president since George W Part of this is inflation. Voters despise inflation, probably more so than unemployment, and the economy was consistently one of Biden's worst issues. Even when people's real incomes rose And part of it is college students like us. Biden has had chronic ailments with young people, even before the highly salient Oct attack in Israel and the resulting war in Gaza Even before campus protests and controversy over the U.S.'s support for Israel In an era where young people tell politicians they must "earn my vote," no one has worked harder to do it than Biden After a year of Americans pleading for more financial relief from the COVID-19 pandemic, Biden signed the American Rescue Plan into law which gave billions of dollars in checks to families $350 billion to our states and towns and $14 billion for vaccine distribution which put $1.2 trillion into new infrastructure in the U.S After 30 years of no major federal gun control legislation, Biden signed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act into law New rules in this law include enhanced background checks closing some loopholes that allow domestic abusers to buy guns and increasing funding for mental health Six months after the Supreme Court overturned "Roe v. Wade" and Justice Clarence Thomas suggested the Court should reexamine "Obergefell v. Hodges," the landmark case legalizing same-sex marriage, Biden signed the Respect for Marriage Act into law Against the opposition of most Republicans Biden made it mandatory for all states to recognize same-sex and interracial marriages If it seems like I am boringly listing off Biden's accomplishments, well, I am. There are a lot. We have not seen such a productive president for progressive policy since former President Lyndon B. Johnson And no other president has successfully packaged so many high-priority progressive victories together in one big bill: the Inflation Reduction Act the highly-publicized bills people supposedly pay attention to A president is not just responsible for signing bills into law They also staff important agencies that have serious impacts on our lives Or the National Labor Relations Board that has been acting in a much more pro-labor style than its predecessors and from which Biden removed some of Trump's appointees Or the Environmental Protection Agency, which issued a landmark rule on "forever chemicals" polluting our water and making us poorer In a million ways that I believe progressives never fully appreciated Biden has been the greatest president of our lifetime The greatest mistake of his presidency was assuming the results would speak for themselves I can only pray that Trump is not given the chance to reverse Biden's progressive vision that we are not likely to see for decades to come a bus fell from the overpass of the A16 Naples-Canosa motorway The six-year prison sentence for the former CEO of Autostrade per l'Italia (Aspi) is definitive when a bus fell from the overpass of the A16 Naples-Canosa motorway This is what the fourth criminal section of the Court of Cassation decided rejecting the appeals presented by the defense and confirming the six-year sentence The Court of Cassation rejected the "appeals of the civilly responsible party and of all the defendants subjects guaranteeing the safety of the vehicle and of the motorway section involved in the accident" Read also other news on Nova News Click here and receive updates on WhatsApp Follow us on the social channels of Nova News on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Telegram The truth about the alleged coincidence between US Avellino's promotions and papal deaths: a curious but perhaps overrated statistic in Italian soccer View this post on Instagram The truth behind the myth Despite the apparent pattern that has captivated fans and journalists the data show a decidedly more nuanced and less extraordinary reality Avellino has achieved as many as 15 promotions in the various Italian leagues while there have been only 6 deceased popes in the same period (plus one pope emeritus This simple numerical comparison already shows how the correlation is much weaker than the popular narrative suggests only on two or three occasions was promotion followed or preceded shortly after the death of a pontiff However, many other promotions mentioned in the legend occurred months after or before the respective papal events, as in the case of Pius XII (who died in October 1958, with promotion not occurring until June 1959), or Benedict XVI (who resigned in February 2013, while Avellino did not gain promotion until May 5, more than two months later). This phenomenon shows how in Italian soccer, a sport lived with almost religious passion, curious statistics and coincidences can take on almost mythological dimensions, regardless of their actual statistical consistency. Despite the fact that the numbers tell a less extraordinary reality than one would like to believe, this legend continues to fascinate and be passed on. After all, in a country where soccer and faith represent two fundamental pillars of popular culture, could there ever be a more fascinating coincidence than that which links the fate of a provincial team to the highest echelons of the Catholic Church? 18 Jan 2025 16:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Avellino won 2–1 over Cavese on Sat Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Avellino and Cavese on Sat 18 Jan 2025 16:30:00 GMT?Avellino won 2–1 over Cavese on Sat 18 Jan 2025 16:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Avellino is playing home against Cavese on Sat and though the Griffins were able to keep the score close they eventually fell to the Pacers 20-9 Though Marywood was scored first (12:26 Q1) 07:22) and a goal from Rebecca Gordon (Sicklerville The Pacers chipped away at the Griffins and the score was tied 4-4 after the first quarter The second quarter of play continued in the same fashion;.. 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advertisements based on the pages you visited previously and to analyze the effectiveness of the ad campaigns including one Cavallero continuously growing and a No no in clear regression: there are many players he could count on coach Marco Cardani in the playoff challenge lost byUrania Milan at the Palalido for 76-85 against a well organized one Avellino With Alexander Gentile destined to watch his teammates from the sidelines for a good few more weeks due to a distracting lesion of the collateral ligament of his knee and with Cesana who tried to throw himself back into the fray but had to come out again to the coach of the Wildcats there was nothing left to do but try some minimal variations on the theme in the different quintets with minutes in the zone also to manage the foul situation and with the idea of ​​marking Cavallero su Mussini which proved to be effective for long stretches (9 points in the first three quarters for the top scorer from Irpinia before scoring the same number in the final period and closing at 18 also thanks to the free throws for systematic fouls at the end) 6 assists) and Potts (16) and with the awakening after the interval – and after a verbal confrontation with Cardani during a timeout – of a Udanoh with 15 points and 10 rebounds for three quartersUrania Milan still managed to hold out (57-60 at the third siren) before inevitably running out of oxygen and therefore lucidity on both sides of the court While the longest Avellino he added to Mussini's points those of a constant Lewis (17 in 37' including the triple leg-cutting shot for 70-77) and a Bortolin dominant in the colored (16 + 11 rebounds) In double double for the "wolves" also Jurkatamm (15 14 of which in the first two fractions) and Sabatino (11) in our opinion decisive in directing the match in favour of his team after coming off the bench and destined to have more and more minutes in the starting five with his full recovery from injury (“in the plans at the beginning of the season he was a pillar of the team and he remains so” he tells us Coach Crotti at the end of the game) he remains struggling with injuries and ailments (even Potts and Udanoh are not at their best)Urania Milan who at the moment can only thank the call of No no of Cameroon national team why is the away match in Bologna against Bologna being postponed to March 19th Fortitude (scheduled for February 23rd) and the other big match against Udine (scheduled for February 20) Next engagement for the Wildcats it will then be the one on February 26th on the parquet of the Juvi Cremona before hosting Verona at the Allianz Cloud on March 1st: ten days of respite that will bring some improvements in the infirmary but which presumably will not end the emergency Here then is the fateful question: do we need a rinforzo to Urania Milano The Milanese club that arrived in A2 starting from the oratory has always been characterized by a prudent (and as such appreciable) financial management but with 11 games to play between now and April 27th an economic effort could be almost necessary to avoid the risk of exiting the Playoff fight And thus nullify the effort made on the parquet in a season that has been more than positive so far email and website in this browser for the next time I comment Mario Balotelli missing in action: Genoa striker fades from squad Inter fan fatally stabs Atalanta supporter in Bergamo clash a club from Italy’s lower football tiers has once again become part of one of football’s most bizarre and eerie traditions—earning promotion in the same year a Pope passes away when Pope Pius XII died and Avellino were promoted to Serie C when two Popes—Paul VI and John Paul I—passed away Avellino achieved promotion to Serie A for the first and only time in their history Even the resignation of Benedict XVI in 2013 saw the tradition hold Avellino secured promotion to Serie B with a win against Sorrento the world received news of the death of Pope Francis While the connection is purely coincidental the pattern—unchanged since 1958—has captivated Italian media and football fans alike Avellino’s eerie link to Pope history remains one of the most curious tales in modern football Nogomania.com is a premier destination for football enthusiasts delivering fresh and in-depth content from the heart of the Ex-Yu region's football scene Lewis 7,5: He showed all his qualities from the first minute Saturday 7: He never fails to give his contribution in every phase of the game Mussini 7,5: he confirms himself as one of the most important players in the roster responding both in terms of scoring baskets and in the construction phase Earlington 8: he shows off all his qualities and his game under the basket is the key that Avellino uses to win Shirts 6,5: on the pitch he gives his all fighting for every ball and contributing in the build-up phase Verazzo 6,5: coming off the bench he brings his contribution also scoring important baskets to maintain the advantage and the inertia Bortolin 7,5: in the area he turns out to be a decisive factor capable of scoring and grabbing offensive rebounds giving the possibility of scoring on the second attempt Chinellato 6: he struggles to find rhythm and get into the game Coach Crotti 7: since the first quarter he manages to make the most of the qualities of his players by taking advantage under the basket and three-point shots; he withstands the shock of Pesaro's comeback attempt and takes home two very important points Petrovic 5: he fails to get into the game Maretto 5: colourless match for the player from Pesaro who fails to make the slightest impact Imbro 5: he plays a colorless game in which he never manages to make a real contribution De Laurentiis 6: perhaps he struggles too much in the defensive phase but he is the only one who fights and tries to have his say King 4,5: a few flashes of talent in a match in which he makes a lot of mistakes and is often even harmful Buccarelli 5: At the beginning of the match he provides two quality assists Lombardi 5: he scores some important three-pointers but the other side of the coin is a player who struggles on defense and who can't find rhythm and consistency Zanotti 5: he plays 5 minutes in which he fails to get into the game Ahmad 5,5: His talent allows him to lead Pesaro's comeback attempts but he makes many mistakes and his match is also full of ups and downs Coach Leka 5: he never manages to really close the gap in the score with Avellino and he is unable to limit the most dangerous players of the home team who also score the decisive points under the basket to take off and obtain the two points in the standings 27 Apr 2025 18:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Avellino won 2–1 over Team Altamura on Sun Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Avellino and Team Altamura on Sun 27 Apr 2025 18:00:00 GMT?Avellino won 2–1 over Team Altamura on Sun 27 Apr 2025 18:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Avellino is playing home against Team Altamura on Sun With the Club going in a different direction next season the Swifts would like to thank Natalie Avellino for her immense contribution to the Club Nat joined the Swifts as a specialist shooting coach in 2019 and was part of three Grand Final campaigns and two Premiership successes In 2023 she was elevated from Specialist Coach to Assistant Coach and was also inducted into the Netball NSW Hall of Fame in her time at the Club please join us in thanking Nat for everything she’s done at the Swifts Perugia was defeated 3-1 in the match against Avellino and is left hanging by a thread. They will have to wait until the last matchday to achieve the goal of salvation. In fact, against Benevento, now without objectives, they will need a victory to not depend on the results of Bari and Crotone. AVELLINO: Pizzella, Aloisi, Beruschi, Arzillo (18′ st Diagne), Dachille, Zeqiraj, Giunto (39′ st Vignoli), Amiranda, Campanile (18′ st Antoci), De Michele (39′ st De Salvo), Baldari (12′ st D'Onofrio). Subs: Pezzella, Manzo, Garofalo, Fiorletta, Lanzone, Della Porta, Piscopo. Coach Cristian Galliano PERUGIA: Yimga, Bussotti (12′ st Calzoni), Belloni (19′ st Barberini), Ambrogi (39′ st Pirani), Panaro, Giorgetti (1′ st Brunori), Dottori (31′ st Perugini), Agosti, Casagrande, Polizzi, Berta. Subs: Belia, Bellali, Cottini, Karafili, Napolano. Coach Juan Moll Moll GOALS: 28′ pt De Michele, 1′ st Baldari, 14′ st Casagrande (P), 21′ st Antoci NOTE: Panaro (P) was sent off in the 34th minute of the second half for a second yellow card, Calzoni (P) in the 46th minute of the second half for a foul from behind, Aloisi (A) in the 48th minute of the second half for a second yellow card. Aloisi, Miranda, Antoci, Giorgetti, Panaro were cautioned. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The match between VL Pesaro and Avellino Basketball It opens with a back and forth between the two teams which continues throughout the quarter which ends 21-22 Maretto 6,5: grit and energy on the parquet but tries to have his say by defending with all his might Imbro 6: on the field he appears and disappears and does not yet seem to be physically 100%; however he shows glimpses of quality such as a fundamental triple at the end De Laurentiis 6: in his minutes on the parquet he confirms his qualities and his being a solid player King 5: his contribution in this challenge between Pesaro and Avellino was close to 0 Buccarelli 6: he proves to be a useful player in almost all aspects of the game capable of supporting the team in both halves of the court despite a less than exceptional shooting performance Lombardi 9: in today's challenge he made almost no mistakes in any phase of the game showing his qualities both in shooting and rebounding Zanotti 7: Despite his shortcomings in the area he confirms himself as a useful and decisive player for the Pesaro team which finds in him a player capable of scoring 12 points and 4 blocks Ahmad 6,5: he is the most talented foreigner on the team and even today but on the court he always seems to never give his all and maximum attention Lewis 7,5: he showed his qualities and energy throughout the game and the double double of 12 points and 12 rebounds is proof of that Jurkatamm 5,5: many shooting errors in a performance that overall was not extremely insufficient Mussini 7,5: He is the offensive leader of the team who relies on him even in the most difficult situations Earlington 7,5: in attack he highlights all his qualities proving dangerous both in the area and from the 3-point line Shirts 6,5: the young playmaker responds every time he is called upon Verazzo 5,5: dull match for the Italian player who fails to make a sufficient impact Nikolic 6: when he is called on the parquet he tries to have his say and not to make the absence of the starters weigh on him he proves to be present despite a few mistakes and too many carelessnesses Chinellato 6: sufficient match for the Italian player who brings his contribution without having either a negative or positive impact ShareSaveCommentLifestyleSpiritsLe Donne Del Fiano—Women Wine Producers Of Fiano Di AvellinoByTom Hyland Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights Tom Hyland writes about wine (and sometimes) food from Europe and US There is an organization called Le Donne del Vino in Italy that is all about promoting Italian women in the wine business most notably those who own a winery and/or are winemakers; the group also includes sommeliers there are currently more than 1000 members I recently tasted examples of Fiano di Avellino from several women producers; I call this collection of wine personalities Le Donne del Fiano Maura Sarno - Tenuta Sarno 1860 (Avellino) - Maura Sarno specializes in Fiano di Avellino which offers layers of fruit along with very good acidity; her 2020 and 2018 riserve are excellent and display notes of lemon zest green apple and a touch of honey - the varietal purity is first-rate - and offer the stuffing and structure to drink well for another seven to ten years Her 2021 Fiano di Avellino 1860 is refined and quite subtle whose wines are beautifully complex and well-structured Ilaria Petitto - Donnachiara (Montefalcione) - If I had to name the finest promoter of Fiano di Avellino among the producers in this article Petitto producers notable offerings of the classic Irpinian wines including Taurasi and Greco di Tufo and is among the finest estate for Fiano di Avellino as well Her classic Fiano di Avellino is a very pretty wine (like Ilaria herself) with perfumes of lemon oil while her Empatia (”empathy”) bottling is richer on the palate and offers greater complexity and an extremely long finish Petitto and her winemaker Riccardo Cotarella are among those finding exciting new ways to express this classic wine Marianna Mazzariello - Tenuta Madre (Montefalcione) - Marianna Mazzariello and her husband Adriano - the winery’s name is derived from the letters of their first two names - produced their first Fiano di Avellino from the 2019 vintage and immediately received excellent reviews I recently tasted the newly released 2022 and thought it first-rate the Tenuta Madra version is partially aged in oak casks yet the oak is barely noticeable in the aromas or on the palate and I believe Tenuta Madre will remain an important producer of Fiano di Avellino Diamante Gaita Renna - Villa Diamante (Montefredane) - Diamante Gaita Renna has continued the outstanding work with Fiano di Avellino at this estate following the sudden passing of her husband Antoine Gaita in 2015 The initial offering was the single vineyard Vigna della Congregazione in 1996 a full-bodied wine with outstanding persistence significant complexity and a beautiful sense of place Fiano di Avellino Clos d’Haut was added a few years later; as you might imagine given the name this is a Fiano more in the style of a white Burgundy; the minerality of this wine is so beautifully defined Both wines remain on their lees for an extended period of time (eleven months) which provides significant structure; neither wine spends any time in wood named Fiano Congregazione (Campania Fiano IGP) has recently been added to the portfolio Fiano vineyard below the town of Montefalcione Clelia Romano - Colli di Lapio (Lapio) - If there is one person most associated with top notch Fiano di Avellino it is Clelia Romano at Colli di Lapio in the village of Lapio this is the home of what can be called the archetypical Fiano di Avellino; the style here combines lovely aromas of lemon peel yellow flowers and tropical fruit (pineapple in warmer vintages) along with excellent concentration and significant persistence a beautifully balanced wine that should drink well for 6-10 years; the 2018 one with great typicity and distinct minerality and impressive freshness; I would estimate this wine will drink well for at least another six to eight years There are other first-rate producers of Fiano di Avellino producers craft better Fiano do Avellino than Clelia Romano at Colli di Lapio Daniela Mastroberardino - Terredora di Paolo (Montefusco) - Although this winery is not based primarily on Fiano di Avellino (indeed the cellars are located in the Greco di Tufo zone) I wanted to make mention of the work performed by Daniela Mastroberardino as far as promotion of Fiano di Avellino and other Irpinian wines There are two versions of Fiano di Avellino made here: “Ex Cinere Resurgo,” with grapes sourced from Lapio and Montefalcione from a single vineyard in Lapio; the wine is barrel fermented Mastroberardino is a famous name in Irpinia; Daniela currently serves as chairwoman of Le Donne del Vino Milena Pepe - Tenuta Cavalier Pepe (Luogosano) - While Fiano di Avellino is only one of several Irpinian wines produced here I wanted to credit Milena Pepe for her work as an ambassador for Fiano di Avellino and other local wines she is one of the great personalities of Irpinia The Fiano di Avellino “Refiano” is one of the more charming versions of this wine: freshness and varietal purity are its trademarks Laura De Vito (Lapio) - Laura de Vito decided to stop selling her family’s grapes a few years ago and embarked on a career of a producer; her only wine is Fiano di Avellino with the initial production from the 2018 vintage There are four different versions: three single vineyards Interestingly her vineyards are in the same Saurini sub-zone as those of Colli di Lapio; this fact explains the foundation for the notable quality of the wines Lending additional excellence to this undertaking the region’s best-known and most successful consulting winemaker it was the idea of Mercurio to produce three single vineyard offerings of Fiano di Avellino from the estate This is certainly the most unique Fiano di Avellino project and in only three years (the current releases at this writing are from the 2020 vintage) the wines of Laura De Vito have become recognized as among the most sylistic The three single vineyard wines are: Li Saurini the district where the vineyards are located) and Verzare There are subtle differences between the wines; for the 2020 vintage of these wines the Li Saurini has notes of almond and lemon peel the Araniè offers hints of hazelnut and golden apples while the Verzare displays pear and almond qualities Each wine has excellent varietal character as well as a refined quality that one finds only in the finest wines; these are highly distinct as well as being sleek and understated As with the best examples of Fiano di Avellino Each of these 2020 wines will drink well for at least another five to seven years with the Araniè rewarding the patient Fiano lover with anywhere from a decade to fifteen years of great pleasure.