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• WASHINGTON, April 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- American University is proud to host a dynamic series of commencement speakers to celebrate the next generation of American University graduates this spring.
• Continuing the long-standing tradition of inviting leaders from many areas of interest, six speakers will address the Class of 2024.
• The events will also be livestreamed so loved ones across the world can participate in honoring their newly minted graduates.
• Ms. Ifill will address the graduates of the Washington College of Law on Saturday, May 18, at 1:00 p.m.

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• "We are thrilled to see Cindy Withers take center stage at the Yankees Spring Training game," said Martin Gramatica, VP of Business Development for Life Guard Imaging.
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• OVERLAND PARK, Kan., Nov. 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Tickets are officially on sale for the 2024 Kansas City Royals season!
• Fans can secure their seats at ticketsforless.com to watch the team in action, starting when the Royals host the Minnesota Twins for Opening Day on March 28.
• "It's going to be another exciting season at The K," said Adam Rossbach, president at Tickets For Less.
• The season is packed with fun giveaways and activities including a celebration of the Royals' American League Championship in 2014.

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• What do astronomers have to say about the Moon landing conspiracy theories?
• – Prisha M., age 14, Mumbai, India
  What do astronomers have to say about the Moon landing conspiracy theories?
• – Prisha M., age 14, Mumbai, India Back in 1969 – more than a half-century ago – Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the Moon.

Another miracle

• They won the fewest games in the major leagues in 1967, and the third-fewest in 1968.
• It seems very unlikely they could have won the championship the very next year.
• That the claim the Mets won is just a hoax, a canard, a fake story?

Seen on TV

First: Millions of Americans watched the World Series on television – approximately 11 million to 17 million viewers per game, according to Nielsen ratings. Many of those people are still alive today and remember seeing the Mets win. Why would all of them lie? That doesn’t make sense. Now consider this: More than 600 million people around the world watched the Moon landing on TV.

Seen at stadiums

• But a skeptic might say “so what” – maybe the entire World Series was somehow faked, re-created in a TV studio.
• Yet ticket records document more than 250,000 people saw the games in person.
• Along with them were hundreds of TV, radio and newspaper reporters and support personnel who also witnessed the action directly.

Even the opposition agreed

• And the reason no one talks – well, maybe everyone was paid off.
• Although the New York newspapers and TV stations may have wanted the Mets to win, the Baltimore reporters and broadcasters, and especially the players and fans, did not.
• Yet all of them – even the players – admitted their team had lost.
• If the Series was a sham, why didn’t a single one of them who opposed the Mets expose the fraud?

Score cards and Moon rocks

• At the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, you can find score cards and programs from the games, as well as the glove worn by center fielder Tommie Agee.
• But the physical evidence for the Moon landings cannot be faked so easily.
• First, the Moon rocks brought back by the Apollo astronauts are unlike rocks on Earth.
• Scientists from many countries have examined these rocks and continue to study them today.
• So why do some people continue to insist that humans never reached the Moon?