In early December 2021, Academy of Holy Angeles running back Emmett Johnson had just won Minnesota’s Mr. Football award, but only had a small array of scholarship offers from directional schools. The 5-foot-11, 200-pound Minneapolis native had offers from North … Continued
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On another night, Alienated Majesty Books near the University of Texas at Austin campus might host a conversation with a novelist or a poetry open mic. But on this Saturday, the shelves and tables holding new releases have been pushed … Continued