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Anti-human trafficking summit at USM Gulf Park Campus
SUMMARY: The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park Campus is hosting a three-day training session discussing anti-human trafficking. The session aims to collaborate with federal, state, and local organizations to develop a plan to improve identification and assistance of victims. Various coast groups have joined the initiative. The session strives to create an action plan and foster regular meetings to discuss challenges and strengths of the system.
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Dr. Kollin Napier named 2024 Mississippian of the Year by Jackson Chapter of AITP
SUMMARY: Dr. Kollin Napier, Director of the Mississippi Artificial Intelligence Network (MAIN), has been named the 2024 Mississippian of the Year by The Jackson Chapter of the Association of Information Technology Professionals. This award recognizes his vital contributions to advancing information technology in Mississippi, particularly through his leadership at MAIN. Under his guidance, MAIN has provided extensive AI training, boosting economic growth and workforce development statewide. Dr. Napier, who holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science, combines academic expertise with industry experience to enhance computer science education. He emphasizes that this accolade reflects the collective achievements of his team.
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The road to State may be tough, but the Biloxi Lady Indians have their eyes on the prize!
SUMMARY: As 2025 begins, the Biloxi Lady Indians basketball team, the only undefeated team on the Mississippi Gulf Coast with an 18-0 record, emphasizes toughness as their guiding motto. Head Coach Devin Hill and player Aubrey Hill highlight their tenacity, grit, and work ethic in facing pressures and expectations. They aim for a championship after narrowly missing success in previous seasons. The team is determined to secure the “gold ball” and believes they have the potential to win the state title. With their next game against St. Martin, they continue their pursuit of excellence into the new year.
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Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau resigns as Liberal Party leader
SUMMARY: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as Liberal leader and prime minister on January 6, 2025, amid increasing dissatisfaction with his leadership and following the sudden departure of his finance minister. Trudeau stated he could not lead the party into the next elections due to internal strife, though he will remain in office until a new leader is elected. The suspension of Parliament allows time for a leadership race, with a potential spring election looming. Trudeau’s popularity has waned over various issues, including rising costs and immigration, leading to a significant decline in Liberal support in polls.
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