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Soccer fans flock to Greensboro for Norway team’s public practice

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By Joshua Brown
| ncatregister.com
Greensboro is hosting Norway’s men’s team for the FIFA World Cup. The team held a public practice on Wednesday, June 10, at UNCG’s soccer stadium. A&T Register photographer Joshua Brown captured scenes from the practice and the crowd. Norwegian players drink water during a break at Team Norway’s World Cup practice at UNC-Greensboro on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, in Greensboro, N.C.
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The Walls Are Closing In On Us

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By Joshua Brown
| Historical Novel Society
George is a young half-Choctaw man trapped within walls he doesn’t even know exist. He cannot escape them any more than he can escape his skin. He tries, though—traveling from a reservation in his native Mississippi through a landscape of violence, love, a circus, and multiple deadly fights with man and beast, all the way to North Carolina, where he finally comes to rest until it all inevitably catches up with him.
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The Best Thing My OCD Ever Did

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By Joshua Brown
| Substack
Obsessive Compulsion Disorder and writing are not a new couple. If you’ve paid attention to the books and movies space at all in the past decade, you’ve probably seen the name John Green pop up alongside his bestselling novels and film adaptions like The Fault in Our Stars and Turtles All the Way Down. John Green, quite famously, has OCD. It’s a big part of his books, especially Turtles… and he’s talked about it at length on podcasts, in essays, etc.
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