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NFL Players Tackle Opportunities in Franchising

Scores of athletes have found success in the franchise industry from tennis star Venus Williams (Jamba Juice) to former NBA ballers like Jamal Mashburn (Papa Johns/Outback). Washington Redskins veteran defensive lineman Ricky Jean Francois also maintains an eye towards investing and diversifying his portfolio through franchise ownership.

7 African American Rhodes Scholars Set a Record

Named for Cecil Rhodes, an inveterate racist who considered the Africans of his adopted homeland to be “in a state of barbarism,” and for which the former African country of Rhodesia was named, the scholarship was established in 1902. Just five years later, Alain Locke, an African American student at Harvard, was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship; but after Locke, it would be more than 50 years before another black person would win a Rhodes Scholarship.

New Book Unveils the Hidden Black Women of NASA

New Book Unveils the Hidden Black Women of NASA

The latest chapter in stories that delve into the history of the black women in NASA that helped launch spaceships is the new book Hidden Human Computers. Written by Sue Bradford Edwards and Duchess Harris, who made national headlines for their book Black Lives Matter, Hidden Human Computers is geared for grades 6-12, and it explores the plight of Black women hired to perform complex mathematical calculations for NASA beginning in the 1940s.

AP Computer Science Course Makes CS Accessible

Yes. AP CSP is different from any other CS course I have taught. Similar results have been reported by other College Board endorsed providers. A colleague of mine said that the only thing one needs is curiosity and a willingness to learn.

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