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Chad Campbell: Rochester needs a strong Boys & Girls Club

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By Chad Campbell Verified
| Post-Bulletin Verified
After school each day, and all summer long, nearly 300 young people find their way to Boys & Girls Club in Rochester. It’s a safe place, a supportive environment, filled with caring relationships, offering help and enrichment. Kids learn, grow, and thrive at our clubs. For many, it’s a family. When “D” was in eighth grade, he’d been attending our club for five years. Frequently bullied at school, D sought out safety and support from mentors and peers at Club.
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Bull riding is more dangerous than football. Here’s why two teenagers love it

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By A Martínez Verified, Claire Murashima, Alice Woelfle Verified, Chad Campbell Verified
| NPR Verified
Bull riding is more dangerous than football. Here’s why two teenagers love it Some sports are a lot more dangerous than others. Bull riding has ten times the injury rate of football, according to a by the Journal of the San Francisco Medical Society. Rodeos can also be . Morning Edition host A Martínez spoke with two teenagers in Pahrump, Nevada about being rodeo cowboys. Riders can only use one hand, and are scored on how hard and high the animal kicks and jumps.
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Americans celebrate dads this weekend. Three tell us about being a father in 2023

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By Chad Campbell Verified
| Jefferson Public Radio Verified
It's been more than a century since Americans started celebrating Father's Day. And while some things have remained constant through the years (like hardwood stores promoting deals on grills and drills for most of June) fatherhood has evolved. Three very different dads — one who served in the military, one who navigated pregnancy, and one who moved to the U.S. to escape violence — talked about what it means to raise a family in the U.S. today ahead of this year's Father's Day.
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