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Editor of Lion's Roar magazine. Author of The Day the Buddha Woke Up.
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A New Vision for Education

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By Andrea Miller Verified, Rachel Steele, Karman Mak
| Lion's Roar Verified
About thirty educators, researchers, school founders, publishers, and longtime Buddhist practitioners gathered at Forest Creek Refuge in Oregon this past April to explore a deceptively simple question: What might Buddhist education for children mean in the twenty-first century? The gathering, organized by Khyentse Foundation and Forest Creek Refuge, took place against a backdrop of growing unease about the state of children’s education. Teachers are burned out and leaving the profession.
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Opportunities narrow for women as Hegseth blocks more promotions

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By Andrea Miller Verified
| Texarkana Gazette Verified
WASHINGTON -- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recently blocked the promotions of seven senior Navy officers, five of whom are women or people of color, to two-star admiral rank, current and former defense officials said. The highly unusual move means that for the first time in more than a decade, no female active-duty naval officers are likely to be promoted to admiral this year, officials said.
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Fellow passengers pull back man partly sucked out of broken window on a flight from Greece

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By Andrea Miller Verified
| Texarkana Gazette Verified
THESSALONIKI, Greece -- Fellow passengers pulled back a man who was partially sucked out of a dislodged airplane window on Friday, a few minutes after takeoff on a flight from northern Greece to Germany. The plane subsequently returned to the airport in Greece. The incident happened on a morning flight from the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki to Memmingen, near Munich, operated by Malta Air, a subsidiary of Ryanair, Europe's largest budget carrier.
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