Anatomy of a Scandal writer Sarah Vaughan: If male MPs were better behaved, I might never have made it – The Times

Sarah Vaughan had been thinking about abuse of power for several years before she sat down to write Anatomy of a Scandal, her bestselling book about sex and consent in the House of Commons.

Her years working as a journalist had convinced her the subject matter was important, but she had no idea quite how timely her novel would prove to be.

The book, a psychological thriller about a government minister who is accused of raping his parliamentary aide in a lift in the Commons, was published in January 2018, a few months after the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke in America, triggering the #MeToo movement, and the Pestminster allegations of inappropriate behaviour by some MPs.

It sold more than 200,000 copies and spent 10

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‘Grey’s Anatomy’: Were Jackson and April Meant to Be Together? Justin Bruening Doesn’t Think So – Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Nobody does romance quite like Greys Anatomy, and the love story between Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) and April Kepner (Sarah Drew) is the only proof you need. The couple formed a relationship after developing a strong friendship. They also faced numerous hardships, including the heartwrenching loss of Samuel Norbert Avery. So when Jackson and April did not end up together upon the trauma surgeons exit in Greys Anatomy Season 14, some fans were left in an outrage.

Now, its been a hot minute since April decided to leave Grey Sloan Memorial with Matthew Taylor (Justin Bruening). So with time, the fandom has calmed down in regards to Japril. But Bruening recently revealed viewers are still caught up with the relationship. And while the actor admitted April and Jackson had an epic romance, he believes April received her happily ever after with Matthew.

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Greys Anatomy fans were introduced to April and Jackson when Mercy West merged with Seattle Grace. The pair formed a close friendship until they slept together before taking their medical boards exam.

As time went by, April and Jackson had a few ups and downs. There was clearly a spark. But after a pregnancy scare, it seemed the two would go their separate ways. Then eventually, April met Matthew and the couple got engaged.

At April and Matthews wedding, Jackson confessed his love for his ex. Then in a turn of events, April left her fianc at the altar to run away with Jackson. They eloped.

Later, April and Jackson revealed they were expecting a child. They named the baby Samuel. However, he was born at 24 weeks and only lived a few short hours. This caused the couple to spiral and April even left Seattle. In the end, the lovers decided to divorce.

Nevertheless, this wasnt the end of Japril. When signing the divorce papers, Greys Anatomy fans learned April was pregnant. Naturally, when Jackson found out, there was some drama. But when that subsided, the couple decided to co-parent their daughter, Harriet Kepner-Avery.

As mentioned, Greys Anatomy Season 14 was Aprils final season. But she did not end up with Jackson. Instead, the ABC medical drama brought back Aprils first fianc, Matthew. The two reconnected, started dating, and got married. April also left Grey Sloan Memorial. But she continues to reside in Seattle and co-parents Harriet with Jackson just offscreen.

When speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Bruening opened up about his experience playing Matthew on Greys Anatomy. The actor has since moved on to other projects, such as Sweet Magnolias, but fans still bring up his time on Greys. Nevertheless, Bruening revealed viewers often tell him they preferred seeing April and Jackson together.

Its funny, the show has such a wide-reaching fan base, Bruening said. I got stopped at a grocery store recently. They cant place where they recognize me from. Ill say, Well, its probably Greys, and then theyll get wide-eyed and ask, Who are you? Ill say Matthew. And theyre like, Oh yeah, we love you but to be honest, we want Jackson and April together.

He continued, I take it as a compliment. I did my job. My purpose the first time was to get Jackson and April back together, and my purpose the second time was to give April the happy ending she truly deserved.

Bruening then admitted Jackson and April had a great love story on Greys Anatomy. He also acknowledged Aprils relationship with Matthew didnt hold up to the Japril romance.

I know where I stand, all right, Bruening said. I guess there was some Mapril people. Theres a lot of sympathy for my character because he is so nice. In their minds, Matthew did all the right things. But an attraction is an attraction. You cant fight that. Im more than happy to take the back burner to Japril. Thats the love story.

But just because April and Jackson had an epic romance, doesnt necessarily mean they should have ended up together.

Its Romeo and Juliet, Bruening said. Two people that shouldnt be together want to be together, and thats completely fine, even though Im married to her now. So technically, I won.

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Grey’s Anatomy: The Best Episode Of Each Season 1 Through 8, According To IMDb – Screen Rant

Grey's Anatomy is one of the most popular shows of its time, premiering in 2005 and stillcontinuing production today. Charactershave come and gone throughout the 16 seasons, but through it all, Meredith Grey is there learning how to be the best doctor she can be andfollow in her mother's footsteps.

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Many memorable episodes have been made, and fans definitely have their favorites. Viewers have rated the top episodes on IMDb, giving them a score out of 10, and most of them have done pretty well! Here are the best episodes of each season from the first half of the series.

George is experiencing a bit of an irritating problem down south, and after an inspection by Alex and some mocking from Izzie, George learns that he, unfortunately, has syphilis.

Chief Webber is experiencing problems too, but a little higher up. He keeps suddenly getting blurry vision in one eye, and during one of his surgeries, he has to stop and allow Bailey to finish for him. He confides in Derek, who says that they can run some tests, but Webber makes Derek promise to keep it a secret. Cristina is keeping a secret of her own - a pregnancy that she does not plan to go through with.

Two episodes earned a 9.5 in season two, and this one turns out to be life-threatening for everyone. After fooling around in the backyard with some homemade explosives, a man comes into the ER with a live bomb inside of his body.

Currently keeping it from exploding is a young paramedic with her arm inside of him, and soon after her handis replaced with Meredith's. It's a delicate cooperation between the surgical team and bomb squad to attempt to save everyone's lives.

It's a fight for first place this season because a whopping four episodes hold the top spot. In this episode, Cristina is growing weary of covering for Burke, who has been having tremors with his hand but still wants to operate. He is not worried about the upcoming surgery he is supposed to perform on George's father because he, supposedly, hasn't had a tremor all week.

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George, however, requests that Burke be replaced on the surgery, although he doesn't give a reason why. When the chief requests a meeting with Burke, Burke fears that his secret may not be much of a secret anymore.

Alexcomes into the hospital with Rebecca, announcing that she has tried to kill herself. He doesn't want to face what this means,and he claims that she does not need medication or a psych evaluation. Instead, he puts the responsibility on himself to watch her and make sure she is okay.

Meanwhile, Bailey puts Izzie in charge of the clinic as a change of pace, and Derek and Meredith are working on the end of their clinical trial with their last patient, Beth. Beth wants to go through with the surgery, even thoughit has killed every other patient, and Meredith agrees that she should. Derek is not confident about the idea.

Derek has a plan to operate on Izzie's brain tumor, but it could leave her with memory problems, as it involves taking out a portion of her brain. Izzie doesn't know whether she should go ahead with the surgery or not, but she eventually decides to have it done.

Elsewhere in the hospital, an unidentifiable man comes in who was hit by a bus as he pushed a young woman out of the way, saving her life. He can't talk, but when he reveals who he is by tracing in Meredith's hand, it turns out that the accident has hit too close to home for everyone in the hospital.

Gary is an angry widower who is mad at Derek for obeying Gary's wife's wishes and letting her die, and Gary plans to get revenge. He enters the hospital with a gun, on the hunt to find Derek, and he shoots down anyone who comes in his way, includingAlex and Charles.

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The hospital scrambles into lockdown while Bailey and a patient try to work on Charles' wound, and Izzie and Mark work on Alex's. Gary eventually finds and shoots Derek in front of Meredith and Cristina. This episode and the one immediately following both received a score of 9.6.

The competition to become chief resident has begun, and Meredith is determined to prove that she has what it takes to hold the position. To do this, she volunteers to run the ER for the night, hoping that her skills shine through and show all that she has to offer.

In the course of an hour, Meredith deals with a man in denial about his chest pains, a four-year-old who needs a full leg cast for his broken femur, a patient with a knife stuck in his head after a brawl, and even Chief Webber's wife Adele has come into the emergency room. Meredith certainly has her hands full.

Teddy's husband Henry needs surgery, and she insists on having Cristina do it. Owen thinks it's a bad idea, but Webber insists that they can have Cristina do the surgery without knowing who she is operating on.

Meanwhile, Meredith and Alex go to another hospital to transport a newborn back to Seattle, but when the ambulance breaks down during a terrible storm, they are sitting ducks and an accident waiting to happen, especially in a vehicle filled with oxygen tanks that could explode if they get hit.

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The Neuroscience of Racism and Its Marriage to ‘Toxic Masculinity Norms – PsychCentral.com

Racism is learned. Like sexism, it is based on early conditioning of certain might makes right illusions, combined with fears of rejection, that energize insatiable lust for proof of superiority and entitlements to dominate, exploit and abuse with impunity.

It is a product of cultures that value violence and dominance, legitimizing these as necessary means, for example, supposedly to protect citizens when, in effect theyve always served a mere handful of, mostly, white men desperate for power and validation.These persons meet criteria for antisocial personality disorder, in other words, diagnosis for psychopathic/sociopathic disorder posing risk of harm to others. They need professional help, and must never hold positions of authority.

Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), and its more extreme expression, antisocial personality disorder (APD, or psychopathology), are severe thought disturbances that cripple the vital ways the physical brain and body, and the intelligence centers in particular link to and work together with the heart and gut; all designed to work together.

The thought patterns associated with these disorders are crippling, indeed incomparably traumatizing, because they regard with scorn and mistrust core human true self traits, such as caring, empathic connection, kindness, or remorse, sadness and hurt, as dangerous threats, contaminating influences that must be eliminated, punished, attacked, denied, deprived in order for false self based on superiority and rightful dominance to exist.

This explains why narcissists are on guard in their interactions with those they regard as inferior. Their body and mind, responding to their disturbed pattern of thoughts and underlying beliefs, put their bodys survival system in charge of processing thus keeping offline, the higher thinking part of the brain, or frontal cortex.

These highly disordered patterns of thinking release high level of fear-activating hormones, such as cortisol, into the bloodstream, in response to even kind, caring gestures of their partners. In their view, true self emotions are not real, they are mere tactics to con and exploit, subvert and dominate, prove superiority to win fierce competitions.

These highly disordered patterns of thinking are a result of early childhood exposure to hatred for human traits regarded as weakness in childhood. Without conscious awareness, the trauma of children exposed to misogynist treatment of women, and the vulnerable in general, i.e., children or weak males, is not only enduring, but also passed on from generation to generation.

This might makes right value system in always on in relational contexts operating motto is get them before they get you.

Narcissism is a result of emotional trauma that occurs when children are exposed to toxic cultural messages that overall impose the cult of masculinity on men and cult of femininity on women.

A boy child learns it is not a safe world, that no is there for you, that it is a dog eats dog world, and that the strong prove themselves by being ruthless and emotionally detached in order to block the emasculating threat of love and caring for others cause.

This faulty-learning occurs as a result of trauma in childhood. It is highly-disorded patterns of thinking that, because the brain is intentionally conditioned to feel disgust and rage, and thus attack, suppress or seek to eliminate, human emotions of empathy and caring and kindness and acceptance for self and another it cripples the thinking capacity of the brain by releasing high levels of stress hormones, such as cortisol and adrenaline.

Meanwhile the dopamine mix of reward and feel good chemicals, instead of aiding the complex of cultivating personal and relational capacity to empathically connect, mutually understand and participate in own and anothers emotional and mental grown and transformation, perversely shapes and maintains addictive patterns of relating to self and others, hooked on deriving primary pleasure not from contributing to anothers wellness and happiness, rather from instilling pain, hurting, humiliating, subverting and controlling others will, mind to serve the narcissists interests, safety and comfort at the expense of their own.

An NPD on one side of the spectrum, and more so an APD on the other side, derive please from hating and being hated, raging and getting others enraged. Like addicts, their drug of choice lusts for evidence of superiority and entitlements to dominate. They strategize on customizing ways to instill pain, prove dominance, make others squirm with discomfortable, feel invisible, or spin their wheels explaining themselves, proving their devotion, making narcissist happy, taking them out of their misery and hyper sensitivity to any hint their authority over those they perceive themselves superior, their false self superiority, is questioned. Its not going to happen. Narcissists lust to feel miserable, and as theyve numbed themselves to not feel pain, do not suffer in the same way that most all feeling and caring, connected human beings would.

Boys quickly learn there is a Code of Silence they must adhere to if they want to continue to belong to the entitled group, and thus, they must cover and hide abusers in the cult, to protect the rights of those in the boys will be boys club to engage in otherwise inexcusable acts of sexual assault, not only against women and girls, and other men and boys but also remain silent when and if a male with higher status abuses and assaults them.

Even otherwise good men, and their accomplices, take and work together to enforce strict adherence of the dupers and duped alike to the cult of masculinity and its coveted code of silence.

Acts of sexual assault by the club are not exclusive to women and girls. Boys and men are assaulted, likely in far greater number than our men are free to admit.

Actor and former NFL player, now speaks outon the Cult of Masculinitythat he once solidly belonged to, as a result of his experiences of being attacked, shamed, etc., when he broke the code of silence by revealing his sexual abuse experience in the film industry, and his abuser.

In Crews words:

Growing upasking friends how to talk to a girl I was told to lie to her, to keep her off-balance. Having game was all about manipulating girls, getting them to give you sex, then tossing them aside. As a man, youre also taught to keep your girl in check, to maintain control. But you cannot control someone and love them at the same time. You only control things that are beneath you.I was a card-carrying member of the cult of masculinity. I and other young men in my community watched our mothers and sisters be abused, which taught us that we were worth more than the women in our lives.

Its a predictable pattern, however. Its known as gaslighting in lay terms. In terms of research, the pattern was identified and labeled asD.A.R.V.O.: Deny. Attack. Reverse Victim and Offender.by psychologist Dr. Jennifer Freyd in her research of male sexual assault of women.

Lets connect the dots with 3 inextricable links.

by asking who gains from the use of thought-control tactic to demoralize,silence and block those they target from speaking their truth, addressing harm confronting their abuser to speak her or his truth?

1. Idealization of pathological abuse of weak persons as proof of superiority

Its a pattern most everypathological abuser*** usesin some way to shift blame and demonize their victim, while simultaneously gain the sympathy and portray themselves to others as the real victims. Domestic violence. Rape. Sexual assault. Child abuse. Divorce or Custody Disputes.

2. Idealization of feeling no remorse as proof of superiority

ts a pattern of behaviors of persons who meet the diagnostic criteria in the DSM for one of two character disorders listed that, unlike other mental health problems, pose risks for harm to others:antisocial personality disorder (APD)and, ornarcissistic personality disorder (NPD). These two character disorders lie on a continuum but share three key traits: (1) lack of empathy, overall disregard for the feelings or hurt they cause to another; (2) a sense of entitlement to derive pleasure from hurting or making others feel uncomfortable; and (3) feelings of scorn for others in particular those they deem weak and inferior.

3. Idealization of violence and dominance as proof real masculinity

Its a pattern cults have used for centuries. It works to link violence to strength and masculinity, and its a key defining trait of all cults, religious and secular to dupe innocent persons. It has been used for centuries, however, in the last century, the methods have become increasingly sophisticated based on scientific experiments in thought control, known to cripple the otherwise amazing ability of their human brains to think.

Safe to say, all cults, whether they call themselves dictatorships or democracies, religions or rock stars and their groupies, start early using institutions of family, church and school, to condition young minds to value aggression and superiority as male traits, devalue and feel scorn for arbitrarily defined female traits of love, caring, nonsexual affection, empathy, and the like, was weakness and inferiority.

4. Idealization of lies and deception as evidence of intelligence and superiority

As far back as Ancient Greece and Rome, oligarchs knew that violence in and of itself fails to maintain rigid hierarchical social orders. Most people rebel and reject and revolt as it is the inherent nature of human beings to live free, in self termination, to create and thrive in self-governing communities.

So the real tools of dominance and control that narcissists and cult leaders use are lies, illusions, con artistry to get into the minds of people, as individuals or groups. The use of Orwellian contradictions, and doublespeak, have been scientifically studied and applied for many, many decades, and have proven effective to confound the the thinking areas of the brain, so much so, that a certain percentage of the population can be made to participate in their own abuse and enslavement, and some can be corrupted with benefits to serve as accomplices to support narcissists to victimize others.

Humans are paradoxical beings. The mirror-neurons in our brains make it impossible for one persons to rage against, or seek to diminish, subvert and without producing the same feelings of diminished and subverted self, living in fear of being powerless, exploited, dominated, proven unworthy. To enslave and rage against another is to appoint them a master.

Its how the neurochemistry in the body and brain is designed to work. Narcissists are caught in their own trap. The main thing that blocks them from feeling healing, which in human terms means feeling overall fulfilled and happy with self and life, secure in their relationships is that they are addicted to depriving their victims from ever feeling happy, secure, fulfilled in order to prove their false self exists. It does not. A false self is based on illusions of power, based on activating own and others survival reaction. Fear, although it can put on displays making itself appear larger than life itself, is a low energy power. Similar to how a few cowboys, riding on horses dragging dried branches behind them, could make themselves appear like a whole army to scare their victims into submitting.

What blocks narcissists from feeling genuinely happy and secure, fulfilled and meaningfully connected to life is that they war and fear and derive pleasure from attacking the very substance that makes them human inside. They are in a trap, warring to eliminate and control and eradicate any evidence that their false self is an illusion and thus they war against the truth, that the real world of human beings and the relationships is governed by powers of kindness, caring, compassion, collaboration, contribution, gratitude, yearning for all beings to live happy and not needlessly suffer.

For all human beings, healing takes place when you restore sense of connection to your authentic core true-self. That is, to come out of the fog of lies, and to embrace the truth of what it means to be come, whom you already are, have been, were born to be.

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Class of 2020 valedictorians for Hinds, Madison and Rankin counties: Here’s who they are – Clarion Ledger

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Callaway High School:Alicia Love

Forrest Hill High School:Victoria Harrison

Jackson Academy:Anna Katherine Ray

Jim Hill High School:Jamerial Coy

Lanier High School:Zakia Crisler

Murrah High School:Jeffrey Caliedo

Provine High School:Alandria Galloway

Raymond High School:KriShunda Joiner, who plans to attend the University of Mississippi to studybiology and pre-medicine.

Terry High School:Adriana Monrroy, who plans to attendHinds Community College.

Mississippi School for the Deaf: Shiloh Leggett, who plans toattend Hinds Community College in Pearl to study fashion design.

Wingfield High School:Crystal Smith

Canton High School: Jacques Ratliff, who plans to attend Mississippi State University to study civil engineering

Germantown High School:Madelyn Jarjoura, who plans to attend the University of Mississippi to study international studies.

Madison Central High School:Sreya Maddali, who plans to attend the University of Mississippi to study biology.

Ridgeland High School:Claire Richert, who plans to attend Rice University to study engineering.

St. Andrew's Episcopal School:Sameer Khan, who plans to attend Harvard College to study neuroscience or classics.

St. Joseph's Catholic School:Michael Doherty, who plans to attend Southern Methodist Universityto study computer sciencewith a pre-medical specialization and mathematics.

Velma Jackson High School:Skylawn Thompson, who plans to attend Mississippi University for Women to studynursing.

Brandon High School: Kyle Voong, who plans to attend the University of Southern California to study neuroscience.

Florence High School: Samuel Courtney, who plans to attend Mississippi State University to study aerospace engineering.

Jackson Preparatory School:Olivia Clapp, who plans toattend Mississippi State University to study in the Veterinary Medicine Early Entry Program.

McLaurin High School: Bridget Aycock, who plans to attend Mississippi State University to study aerospace engineering.

Northwest Rankin High School:Sarah Ross, who plans toattend Mississippi State University to study music education.

Pelahatchie High School: Scarlett Castillo, who plans toattend Hinds Community College then University Mississippi Medical Center to study nursing.

Pisgah High School: Avery Wolfe, who plans toattend Mississippi College to study English and creative writing.

Puckett High School: Mary Anna Dearman, who plans toattend Hinds Community College to study nursing.

Richland High School: Amber Cook, who plans to attend Mississippi College to study biology and pre-medicine.

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Here are the Rutgers athletes graduating in 2020 – nj.com

Over 100 current and former Rutgers student-athletes are part of the Class of 2020.

Below are Rutgers athletics graduates (an asterisk denotes a masters degree) ahead of Sundays virtual graduation. Graduate names were provided by Rutgers Athletics Communications:

BASEBALL:Steven Acosta (economics)Serafino Brito (criminal justice)Tommy Genuario (labor studies and employment relations)Anthony Greco (human resource management)Kyle Muller (sport management)John Parkinson (human resource management)

SOFTBALL:Hailey Hoklotubbe (biological sciences)Cambria Keefer (communication)

MENS BASKETBALL:Shaq Carter (labor studies and employment relations)Joey Downes (English)Peter Kiss (labor studies and employment relations)Jacob Young (labor studies and employment relations)

WOMENS BASKETBALL:Arella Guirantes (journalism and media studies)Jordan Wallace (criminal justice)Charise Wilson (adult and continuing education)*

MENS CROSS COUNTRY:Andrew Comito (industrial engineering)Nicholas Pschunder (economics)Patrick Walsh (planning and public policy/political science)

WOMENS CROSS COUNTRY:Emma Bergman (public health)Kelsey Farbanish (chemical engineering)Stephanie Mauer (exercise science)Lou Mialhe (public health)Nadia Saponara (environmental policy, institutions and behavior)

FIELD HOCKEY:Austyn Cuneo (public health)Alanna Gollotto (public health)Emily Howarth (psychology)Amanda Lamb (sport management)Nicole Santore (human resource management/labor studies and employment relations)

FOOTBALL:Jamaal Beaty (labor studies and employment relations)Brendan Bordner (finance)Anthony Cioffi (communication)Malik Dixon (labor studies and employment relations)Zack Heeman (counseling psychology)*Sam Howson (political science)Mohamed Jabbie (labor studies and employment relations)Adam Korsak (labor studies and employment relations)Kyle LaPorte (labor studies and employment relations)Mike Lonsdorf (supply chain and marketing science)Alan Lucy (communication)Elorm Lumor (communication)Mike Maietti (criminal justice)Kobe Marfo (information technology and informatics)Cole Murphy (finance)Jim Onulak (information technology and informatics/labor studies and employment relations)Willington Previlon (information technology and informatics)Freddie Recio (sociology)Deonte Roberts (labor studies and employment relations)Austin Rosa (political science)Kamaal Seymour (information technology and informatics)Matthew Sportelli (labor studies and employment relations/economics)Reggie Stephens (labor studies and employment relations)Manny Taylor (labor studies and employment relations)Prince Taylor (labor studies and employment relations)

MENS GOLF:Tony Jiang (labor studies and employment relations/economics)

WOMENS GOLF:Ana Maria Cortes (finance/leadership and management)Ching Nam Lee (supply chain and marketing science)

GYMNASTICS:Chloe DeVries (criminal justice)Shannon Farrell (labor studies and employment relations)Kaitlyn Hall (labor studies and employment relations)Erin McLachlan (journalism and media studies)Polina Poliakova (psychology)

MENS LACROSSE:Brian Eletti (sport management)Brodie Gillespie (economics)William Kelly (pre-business)John Lloyd (economics)Robert Marron (civil engineering)Owen Mead (biological sciences)Kieran Mullins (cell biology and neuroscience)Mark Schachte (finance)Jack Thompson (aerospace engineering)

WOMENS LACROSSE:Samantha Budd (biomedical engineering)Brianna Cirino (psychology)Jordan Drab (information technology and informatics)Monica Dresnin (communication)Allie Ferrara (labor studies and employment relations)Jenna Martinelli (exercise science)Christina Petito (public health)Samantha Scarpello (communication)

ROWING:Rebecca Barglowski (English)Olivia Betz (sport management)Sydney Canfield (environmental science/environmental policy, institutions and behavior)Rebecca Chanin (political science/Middle Eastern studies)Nina Gangi (ecology, evolution and natural resources)Rosalina Guarino (marketing)Rucha Janodia (cell biology and neuroscience)Kirsten Jeansson (biological sciences)Merve Pekdemir (industrial engineering)Grace Pettit (psychology)Natalie Summerfelt (exercise science)Rachel Usen (sport management)Julia Wilson (communication)

MENS SOCCER:Jake Longo (finance)Timothy McQuaid (economics)

WOMENS SOCCER:Taylor Aylmer (exercise science)Carina Handley (criminal justice)Megan Katona (communication)Brittany LaPlant (psychology)Casey Murphy (communication)Jenna Sayers (human resource management)Brianna Starr (public health)Chantelle Swaby (sport management)Amanda Visco (sport management)Tiernny Wiltshire (criminal justice)

WOMENS SWIMMING AND DIVING:Francesca Bertotto (labor and employment relations)Alexis Brewer (exercise science)Sarah Davis (nutritional sciences)Alexandra Fabugais-Inaba (journalism and media studies)Clare Lawlor (exercise science)Meghan Moses (biological science)Nadia Nabhan (human resource management)Katherine Scott (labor and employment relations)Francesca Stop (design)

WOMENS TENNIS:Jacqueline Cochrane (political science)Katherine Muzik (human resource management)Kyra Yap (chemical engineering)

MENS TRACK AND FIELD:Alanzo Aris (exercise science)Jarrod Brovero (sport management)Greg Harnett (supply chain analytics)*Sean Martinek (sport management)Christopher Mirabelli (Global Sports Business)*Conor Murphy (human resource management)*Jason Schweizer (sport management)Jared Skalski (industrial engineering)Michael Thomas (supply chain and marketing science)

WOMENS TRACK AND FIELD:Kathryn Campbell (psychology)Selena Thorne (communication)

VOLLEYBALL:Stasa Miljevic (supply chain and marketing science)Jasmine Stackhouse (journalism and media studies/Africana studies)Karysa Swackenberg (public policy)

WRESTLING:Anthony Ashnault (Global Sports Business)*Zach Firestone (human resource management)Joe Grello (human resource management/labor studies and employment management)Anthony Olivieri (human resource management)Jordan Pagano (psychology)Willie Scott (labor studies and employment relations/information technology and informatics)Mike VanBrill (human resource management)

Rutgers will hold its virtual university-wide commencement on Sunday, May 31 at 2 p.m.

From the university website:

Rutgers University will stream a virtual celebration on May 31 to honor the 2020 graduates of Rutgers-New Brunswick and Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences during a pandemic that required remote instruction through the final weeks of the spring semester.

President Robert Barchi will preside over and confer degrees during Rutgers Universitys 254th Anniversary Commencement celebration, which will feature award-winning NBC News anchor Lester Holt delivering an address to the graduates from his home studio. Holt also will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.

Commencement is an important milestone, not only for our students and their families, but for our faculty and staff, our alumni, and for the Rutgers community as a whole, Barchi said. In this time of uncertainty, celebrating graduation is more important than ever, because it brings us together to recognize achievements with a sense of pride and admiration, even amidst social distancing.

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Vision: Observing the world during childhood affects the rest of life – Science Codex

Much of what we will be as adults depends on the first years of life, on what we simply observe happening around us and not only on what we are taught explicitly. This also applies to the development of the visual system. This is the conclusion reached by two neuroscientists of SISSA (Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati), who, for the first time, have experimentally shown the importance of passive visual experience for the maturation and the proper functioning of some key neurons involved in the process of vision. The research, published on Science Advances, is a fundamental step towards understanding learning mechanisms during development. It also has potential clinical implications, for the study of new visual rehabilitation therapies, and technological implications, where it could lead to an improvement of the learning algorithms employed by artificial vision systems.

From the early stages of gestation, our visual system is subject to continuous stimuli that become increasingly intense and structured after birth. They are at the centre of the learning mechanisms that, according to some theories, are fundamental to the development of vision. "Learning comes in two flavours: either 'supervised' (i.e., guided by a 'teacher') or 'unsupervised' (i.e., based on spontaneous, passive exposure to the environment)" explains Davide Zoccolan, director of the Visual Neuroscience Lab of SISSA and lead researcher. "The first is the one we can all associate with our parents or teachers, who direct us to the recognition of an object. The second one happens spontaneously, passively, when we move around the world observing what happens around us."

Giulio Matteucci and Davide Zoccolan have studied the role of spontaneous visual experience and, in particular, the role of the temporal continuity of visual stimuli. This property of natural visual experience is considered fundamental for the maturation of the visual system by some theoretical models that mathematically describe the biological learning processes.

To test this hypothesis, the researchers daily exposed two groups of young rodents to different visual environments. "We played a series of videos, in either their original version or after randomly shuffling the single frames (or images), thus destroying the temporal continuity of visual experience" explain the scientists. "In the subjects exposed to this discontinuous visual flow we observed the impairment of the maturation of some cells of the visual cortex called 'complex'. These neurons play a key role in visual processing: they allow recognising the orientation of the contour of an object regardless of its exact position in the visual field, a perceptual ability that only recently has been implemented in artificial vision systems. Having shown that their maturation is highly sensitive to the degree of continuity of visual experience is the first direct experimental confirmation of the theoretical prediction."

These observations show the importance of passive visual experience for the development of the visual system. They also indicate how forms of spontaneous learning are at the base of the development of at least some elementary visual function, while other forms of learning only come into play later, due to the acquisition of more specific and sophisticated skills.

These are results with potential clinical and technological implications, as Zoccolan explains. "In some developing countries, there are children suffering from congenital cataract, who, after the surgery to remove it, have to develop substantially from scratch their visual recognition skills. Already today, some rehabilitative approaches exploit the temporal continuity of specific visual stimuli (for example, geometric shapes in motion) to teach these patients to discriminate visual objects. Our results confirm the validity of these approaches, revealing the neuronal mechanisms behind it and suggesting possible improvements and simplifications," concludes the neuroscientist. "Furthermore, the development of artificial visual systems currently uses mainly 'supervised' learning techniques, which require the use of millions of images. Our results suggest that these methods should be complemented by 'unsupervised' learning algorithms that mimic the processes at work in the brain, to make training faster and more efficient".

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Monrovia Unified Announces Class of 2020 Valedictorian and Salutatorian – monroviaweekly

For their strong academic achievement, perseverance, and dedication to pursuing their goals, Monrovia High School seniors Kate Tadeo and Jessica Lee have been named the Class of 2020s valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively.

It is with great pleasure that we celebrate Monrovias top scholars, who have displayed the hard work, dedication, and wisdom we admire in our student and academic leaders, Monrovia Board President Rob Hammond said. Kate and Jessica are wonderful people with great hearts and bright futures.

Tadeo earned a 4.74 GPA and will attend Columbia University to study neuroscience and behavior, with plans to become an anesthesiologist. Tadeo has been designated a John W. Kluge Scholar through the Columbia Undergraduate Scholar Program.

Tadeo completed 15 Advanced Placement (AP) classes, as well as several courses at Citrus College as part of Monrovias dual-enrollment Early College Program. Tadeo is a graduate of Monrovias Math and Science Academy (MASA) and a member of the National Honors Society and California Scholarship Federation (CSF).

It feels very good to have all of the hard work pay off, Tadeo said. There were so many nights, especially in my junior year, when I stayed up all night long studying for my AP classes. But I am so happy to be going to Columbia. Im ready for my next step.

Tadeos best memories of school include four years on the cross-country team, which helped her to relax, and serving as vice president of Monrovias Interact Club, where she performed community service in partnership with Rotary International, including the annual Santa Clothes event for Foothill Unity Center K-8 students.

Every December, we would take them on $250 shopping sprees at Kohls, Tadeo said. We would go into the store with the kids and help them pick out clothes. It was a chance for them to choose their wardrobe with someone closer to their age. They were so happy. It was adorable.

Kate and Jessica represent the best of Monrovia Unified: academic excellence, school spirit, community activism, and integrity. As is often the case with our students, Superintendent Dr. Katherine Thorossian said. I am inspired by their enthusiasm and optimism.

Lee earned a 4.56 GPA, has completed 13 AP and six Honors classes andwill attend UC Berkeley to study environmental engineering.Lee is a MASA graduate, is a member of the Mandarin Honors Society and CSF and served as captain of the Monrovia girls varsity tennis team.

My love for the environment actually comes from cars. When I discovered Tesla electric cars, I became interested in technology and developing products that are environmentally friendly and benefit humanity. Lee said. I even brainstormed and developed self-watering pots, of which I made over 300, to donate to my local nursing homes. This way the community could enjoy nature indoors with ease. Id love to become an entrepreneur one day.

Lee is part of a Toastmasters Gavel Public Speaking Club, which hosts youth workshops that help elementary school students with public speaking, offering tips on eye contact and body language. The group, which consists of high school student leaders across Southern California, has raised money for the United Way HomeWalk, a 5k to end homelessness in Los Angeles, and has an annual holiday tradition of singing carols and performing skits at area nursing homes.

Senior year has been my favorite year. Its been very relaxing, Lee said. Ive really enjoyed being with my friends and not worrying about college submissions. There were many new places in Monrovia that we would go to. Thats my favorite memory of school.

Tadeo and Lee are continuing family traditions. Tadeos brother, Kemyl, and Lees brother, Kevin were Monrovia High valedictorians.

I have had the pleasure of knowing Kate and Jessica since they arrived at Monrovia High and am so proud of them for all of the work they have accomplished here, Principal Kirk McGinnis said. It has been a struggle for our seniors this year, but Kate and Jessica have come through it all as true leaders, with confidence and compassion. Congratulations to the Monrovia High Class of 2020.

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