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Youth Privacy in Australia: Insights from National Policy Dialogues
Throughout the fall of 2024, the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF), in partnership with the Australian Academic and Research Network (AARNet) and Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), convened a series of three expert panel discussions across Australia exploring the intersection of privacy, security, and online safety for young people.
FPF Submits Comments to Inform Colorado Minor Privacy Protections Rulemaking Process
On September 10th, FPF regarding draft regulations for implementing the heightened minor protections within the Colorado Privacy Act (“CPA”). Passed in 2021, the CPA, a Washington Privacy Act style-framework, provides comprehensive privacy protections to consumers in Colorado that are enforced by the state Attorney General’s office, which also has rulemaking authority.
New Age-Appropriate Design Code Framework Takes Hold in Maryland
On April 6, the Maryland legislature passed HB 603/SB 571, the “Maryland Age-Appropriate Design Code Act” (Maryland AADC), which is currently awaiting action from Governor Moore. While FPF has already written about Maryland’s potentially “paradigm-shifting” state comprehensive privacy law, the Maryland AADC may similarly pioneer a new model for other states.
Connecticut Shows You Can Have It All
On June 3rd, Connecticut Senate Bill 3 (SB 3), an “Act Concerning Online Privacy, Data and Safety Protections,” cleared the state legislature following unanimous votes in the House and Senate. If enacted by Governor Lamont, SB 3 will amend the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA) to create new rights and protections for consumer health data and minors under the age of 18, and also make small-but-impactful amendments to existing provisions of the CTDPA.
Around The Hornet: Who do the Hornets believe will win the NBA Finals?
With the 2020-2021 NBA season around the corner, NBA fans are excited and ready to have basketball back. After pulling off a successful restart in the bubble this past October, the NBA is ready to play again after about two months off. This time they won’t have the benefit of a bubble and will have to travel like every other major league has been doing. This hasn’t really held back fans from their excitement, including the Fullerton College men’s basketball squad.
December 12, 2020 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Around The Hornet: Who do the Hornets believe will win the NBA Finals? As the NBA season is getting set to tip-off soon, members of the Fullerton College men’s basketball team were asked who is their pick to win the NBA Finals. Read More Opinion: “Baby It’s Cold Outside” should have its radio ban lifted 1949 classic “Baby It’s Cold Outside” is still under scrutiny two years later as being unacceptable to today’s societal norms. Read More
How FC football player Nate Ramirez found his love for the game
Football fans love to watch their favorite teams play whether it’s on Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays. For Nate Ramirez, playing on the field is better than watching it. Ramirez played for the El Dorado high school and is now an offensive guard and center for Fullerton College. He is excited to be back on the football field for practice and is prepared to play. For many student-athletes, their journey begins at a young age either watching or playing the sport they love.
November 23, 2020 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Series Review: The Vow A deep dive into deception, coercion, and abuse into the HBO original series. Read More MAGA demonstrators rally in Beverly Hills and Huntington Beach to protest curfew The Trump train traveled from Beverly Hills to Surf City on Saturday to demonstrate against Gov. Newsom’s coronavirus curfew. Read More Do FC student-athletes feel safe conditioning on campus? Do Fullerton College student-athletes feel safe with the COVID-19 protocols that have been put in place? Read More
Around The Hornet: Hey rookie, welcome to the NBA
The first and hopefully the only NBA Draft to take place in November wrapped up earlier this week and all of the draftees are going to have to get to work as soon as possible. Similar to the NFL Draft, the NBA Draft was done virtually with a live feed from the players at wherever they call home. The 2020-21 NBA season is scheduled to begin Dec. 22 and this only gives these rookies around 4 weeks to practice and get used to the team flow before playing meaningful games.
Around The Hornet: How college football is hurting from COVID-19
Uncertainty has been a common theme for sports all across the board since the COVID-19 pandemic began. All across the NCAA football landscape, many universities and their football teams have felt the impact of the pandemic. For some of these schools, their season may go down the drain if players don’t follow the protocol.
November 14, 2020 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
College football has been heavily affected by COVID-19, but could it eventually end the season?
How the SoCal fires affected FC athletics practices
The Blue Ridge and Silverado fires have burned more than 25,000 acres combined in Orange County. The Blue Ridge fire is still burning between Chino Hills and Yorba Linda and is 80% contained at the time of writing according to Cal Fire. The Silverado fire is also still burning in the hills near Irvine and is 82% contained at the time of writing. These fires have impacted everyone in the area but it also hurt Fullerton College athletics practices.
November 2, 2020 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
How the SoCal fires affected FC athletics practices The Blue Ridge and Silverado fires affected Fullerton College athletics just as they were able to return to campus. Read More Bent harshly questions FC Associated Students at recent senate meeting A letter to be read to the NOCCCD Board of Trustees caused Trustee Ryan Bent to criticize and interrupt the FC Associated Students meeting, causing students to take action. Read More
How the Lakers title win impacted the FC basketball team
The Los Angeles Lakers are finally world champions again after 10 years and this has impacted a lot of people all over southern California. This win has not only impacted NBA fans but the Fullerton College men’s basketball team as well. The team believes that this championship win will light a spark in them to play harder and practice every day. This doesn’t only impact the team on a player level as coaches have also felt inspiration from the victory.
Opinion: The NFL is not handling COVID-19 well
With the NBA season over and a champion crowned, sports fans now shift their eyes towards football. The NBA finished their season in Orlando and they had 0 cases of COVID-19. The NFL, on the other hand, is getting cases left and right and may have to stop all games and practice facilities if they don’t do anything about it.
October 23, 2020 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Opinion: Social media has hurt participation in local government With social media constantly focused on the issues that affect everyone across the nation and world, do people forget to get involved in their own communities? Read More Opinion: The NFL is not handling COVID-19 well The NFL is getting more COVID-19 cases than the NBA and fans are worried if the NFL season will go down the drain. Read More
Around The Hornet: Anthony Davis joins elite group of Lakers big men
The Los Angeles Lakers have won the 2020 NBA Championship tying the Boston Celtics for a league-leading 17 titles. They were led by Finals MVP Lebron James but he couldn’t have done it without the Lakers big man Anthony Davis. The Lakers have had a history of acquiring physically big men that can dominate and who can bring a championship to Los Angeles. Here are some of the other dominant big men who have previously helped the Lakers win championships.
Lebron James and Anthony Davis lead Lakers to 2-0 series lead
The 2020 NBA Finals are underway as the Los Angeles Lakers have taken a 2-0 series lead over the Miami Heat. The Lakers are two wins away from bringing home a NBA Championship to Los Angeles for the first time in 10 years. The Lakers got off to an impressive start in the first game of the Finals, handing Miami Heat a 116-98 loss on Wednesday. Despite what the final score suggests, the Lakers completely dominated the game and took a 1-0 series lead.
The Heat are in the driver's seat up 2-0
The 2020 NBA Eastern Conference Finals are well underway as the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics square off in Orlando. After two back-and-forth games between them Miami has came out on top both times to defeat Boston and take a 2-0 lead. The Boston Celtics took the lead over Miami early on in game 1 but Miami’s stellar defense got them back in the game. By halftime, both teams were tied 55-55.
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