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Liverpool, Manchester
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Why non-profit doesn’t always mean better

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By Josh Morris
| School Management Plus
Pic: Northallertonman/Shutterstock A good mate and I have been arguing about international schools and the “non-profit tag” to the extent that he now twists almost every school discussion towards the subject. His position is simple: in a for-profit school, the owner takes money out of the school to fund their lifestyle; expensive cars and luxury holidays. In a non-profit school, every penny goes back into educating children.
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Rename Comet Lemmon or 3I/Atlas as “Frehley’s Comet” in Honor of Ace Frehley

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By Josh Morris
| Change.org
We, the Kiss Army and Rock Soldiers, respectfully petition for the renaming of the interstellar object Comet Lemmon or 3I/Atlas as “Frehley’s Comet” in honor of Paul Daniel “Ace” Frehley (1951–2025), the influential musician, songwriter, and original lead guitarist of the iconic rock band KISS. Ace Frehley was more than a musician; he was a symbol of cosmic creativity. "The Spaceman" of KISS, his persona was directly inspired by themes of outer space, science fiction, and the unknown.
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Don’t Call Me a Hippie, Call Me Beatnik

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By Josh Morris
| An Injustice! Verified
A new intersectional publication, geared towards voices, values, and identities! Follow publication Rejecting the corporate commodification of the New Age Last summer, as I walked through the fields of a festival that promised to reconnect me with nature, others and myself, I was approached by a young man whose hair was as flowing as his harem pants, ‘Beautiful energy, isn’t it?’ he said. ‘Uh yea… beautiful’ I responded. He wasn’t wrong, I had a nice time.
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