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Michael Rizzo

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The only card I’ve ever played is character. The only time you won is when I let you call trump. it’s not my fault you overbid.
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Education fundraiser honored for work with students

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By Michael Rizzo
| QNS.com
John Notaro works with students in Catholic schools in Brooklyn and Queens. He’s not a teacher but his focus is all about student success. For his efforts raising funds for families to afford the tuition at those academies, Notaro was a co-honoree at the fifth annual gala dinner for the Brooklyn Diocesan Missionary House of Formation Redemptoris Mater, held on Sunday, May 31, at Terrace On The Park in Corona.
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Beyond What Is Said: Generic Language in Parent–Child Conversations and Children's Racial Bias

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By Tobias C. Britton, Sophie Arnold, Michael Rizzo
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Living in the United States means growing up embedded in structural racism (Hughes et al. 2023; Hughes et al. 2008; Roberts and Rizzo 2021). Children often demonstrate racial biases by 4 years of age, demonstrate a peak in prejudiced attitudes by age 5–7 years, followed by a slight decline in late childhood (age 8–10 years; Raabe and Beelman, 2011).
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What is modern-day sports betting doing to sports?

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By Michael Rizzo
| The Seattle Times
Pity the 1919 Chicago White Sox. They had to work with a group of real people to perpetrate the greatest sporting scandal in American history, deliberately losing the World Series to the Cincinnati Reds for money. If only they had lived in 2026. Nothing so risky would be required. Sports betting apps provide thousands of opportunities to game the system, down to the outcome of an individual pitch or field goal.
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