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Colorado State University is apologizing after some of its student spectators led a pro-Russia chant to a Ukrainian student-athlete on the opposing team at a Saturday night basketball game. civil servants he said in a tweet they learned after the game "that a small group of people in our student section chanted 'Russia' to a student-athlete from Utah State, who is from the Ukraine." "On behalf of the State of Colorado, we apologize to the student-athlete and the State of Utah," the school said in a follow-up tweet. “All participants, students, and fans should feel welcome at our venues, and…

Pictured: Bill Russell: Legend, You, Your Place, or Mine Welcome to another look at upcoming titles on Netflix US from Monday, February 6 through Sunday, February 12. We'll pick out the top 3 things to get excited about this week, and then dive into the most comprehensive weekly preview you'll find. Want to see what's coming up for the rest of the month? Check out our revised preview from February 2023; We've also started listing the March 2023 additions here. On the elimination side this week, you'll see the ONE PIECE anime series coming out as well as movies like…

A vendor that provides food service to schools has apologized for a Black History Month menu of "unintentional insensitivity," echoing similar apologies it has made for more than a decade amid backlash over racially charged menus. insensitiveStudents at Nyack Middle School in New York were served chicken and waffles with a choice of watermelon for dessert on the first day of Black History Month last week, according to WABC television station. Both the school's administration and its food supplier, Aramark, apologized after students and parents pointed out the racial stereotypes the menu reinforces. Aramark, the seller, said in a statement…

Iran's supreme leader reportedly ordered on Sunday an amnesty or reduced prison sentences for "tens of thousands" of people detained amid nationwide anti-government protests that have rocked the country, acknowledging for the first time the scale. of repression.Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's decree, part of an annual pardon the supreme leader makes ahead of the anniversary of Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution, comes as authorities have yet to say how many people they detained at the demonstrations. State media also offered a list of caveats about the order meaning those with ties abroad or facing internationally criticized espionage charges would not be eligible.State…