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A heartfelt graduation post by 22-year-old Indian-origin student Saketh Sreenivasaiah has resurfaced on social media days after his body was recovered from a lake in California, drawing attention to an emotional tribute he paid to a “dearest friend and batchmate Kedar. ” Sreenivasaiah, a postgraduate student at the University of California, Berkeley, had graduated nearly six months ago from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT-M) with a BTech in Chemical Engineering. According to his LinkedIn profile, he secured a CGPA of 8.41. In July 2025, sharing a photograph from his convocation ceremony, he had written: “I'm delighted to share that I've officially graduated from IIT Madras with a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering.” Reflecting on his journey, he added: “The past 4 years (technically 3.5 since we started during the later part of the infamous Covid era) have been an incredible journey, rich with learnings not just from lectures and labs, but more so from the projects and PoRs I've been a part of, and all the amazing people I've had the privilege to know closely (my peers, professors, seniors & juniors). There are far too many stories, learnings, and moments to do justice to in a single post!”

A female teacher has been banned from the classroom for sending inappropriate messages to a vulnerable pupil at a special needs school she worked at. Kaodi O'Loughlin Campbell, 34, met the pupil while teaching at Elmwood School in Walsall, West Midlands, a special secondary school for children with social, emotional and mental health needs, between September 2021 and May 2022. But after leaving the school and finding a new job in a primary school, the two began communicating on social media in January 2023 and became friends on Snapchat. Communication between them continued for most of that year with the pupil reporting it to officials in October, leading to an investigation into the teacher's conduct. In one message, Ms O'Loughlin Campbell sent a message to the pupil stating: 'I ain't trying to move to you like that I ain't a pedo I just think you're a lovely person and I want the best for you.' In another she tells the pupil: 'Make sure you delete all messages from here.' One message instructs the pupil, whose name and gender has not been revealed, to 'delete these messages,' while another states: 'Add me back on Snap.' A report by a professional conduct

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Feb. 15, 2026, 9:01 a.m. ET Your network is your net worth. But when networking becomes a competition to reach over 500 connections with people you’ve never met, something fundamental has been lost in translation. Networking leads to job opportunities and future success. At least this is what career fairs, conferences, and LinkedIn promise. Increasingly, networking culture is centered more on how many people you know, instead of who you know. The focus has shifted from cultivating meaningful professional relationships to accumulating connections and broadcasting achievements for maximum visibility. Recent data shows that 35% of students use LinkedIn as a primary source for their job searches, up 700% over the last two years. Since its creation in 2003, LinkedIn has fundamentally reshaped what networking means. Connections that once required in-person interactions, address books, follow-up phone calls, and conferences can now be made with a single click. LinkedIn is more passive than traditional networking, though it can help manage relationships with people you’ve met in person. The platform also allows you to connect with people whom you’ve never met in real life, a feature that could be helpful, but isn’t if you never reach out to them and simply view them

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Widespread rain and gusty winds are expected across north and central Georgia today, with a few strong to marginally severe thunderstorms possible in central portions of the state. Damaging wind gusts are the primary concern, and while unlikely, a brief tornado cannot be completely ruled out. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for north and central Georgia for Sunday, February 15. Bonus for the more weather-curious among you … To read an article about interpreting a weather news report with some of the typical terminology defined,   follow this link . What is in the statement? The statement gives the following details: This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for north and central Georgia. .DAY ONE…Today and Tonight… Widespread rainfall and gusty winds today. A few thunderstorms arepossible in central Georgia and may become strong to marginallysevere. Storms may be capable of producing damaging wind gusts and, while unlikely, a brief tornado cannot be completely ruled out. .DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN…Monday through Saturday… No hazardous weather is expected at this time. What counties are affected? The following counties are included in the hazardous weather outlook: Baldwin, Banks, Barrow, Bartow, Bibb, Bleckley, Butts, Carroll, Catoosa, Chattahoochee, Chattooga, Cherokee, Clarke, Clayton, Cobb

Kyrie Irving has become the latest NBA star to react to Chris Paul’s retirement. He fell out with the Los Angeles Clippers in December and was told that he would not play another game. CP3 was then moved to the Toronto Raptors before the trade deadline, but they decided to waive him on Friday. The Raptors’ decision convinced Paul to call time on his NBA playing career, sparking reaction from across the league. Kyrie Irving reacts to Chris Paul’s retirement Irving paid tribute to Paul’s outstanding NBA career during a Twitch stream over the weekend. However, he also admitted that he could not understand how Paul’s retirement unfolded so unceremoniously. “He deserves his flowers,” Irving explained. “Obviously, the situation and circumstances weren’t ideal in terms of how everything happened. I was a little confused, as an outsider and a peer looking in. “He deserves the flowers that we’re all giving him right now. I think we were all ready for the tour. The journey is different for all of us. Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images “I never want to see our legends go out like that in terms of the circumstances happening a few months ago. We never want to

TROY, N.Y. – The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) men's ice hockey team delivered its most complete offensive performance of the season tonight, rolling to a 6–1 home victory over Colgate. Six different Engineers found the back of the net, while RPI struck for four unanswered goals across the second and third periods to pull away from the Raiders. RPI set the tone early, opening the scoring just three minutes into the contest when Matthew Buckley finished an even-strength chance off a crisp setup from Filip Sitar and Ian Scherzer . Colgate briefly answered at midway through the period, however the Engineers reclaimed control less than a minute later on the power play, as Luciano Wilson buried the eventual game-winning goal, converting a feed from Sitar and Buckley to give RPI a 2–1 lead after one. The Engineers broke the game open early in the second period with a pair of quick strikes. Tyler Wallace made it 3–1, finishing a strong shift with helpers from Alfred Lindberg and Jagger Tapper , before Scherzer extended the margin just 75 seconds later, snapping home an even-strength goal off assists from Thomas Klassek and Sitar. RPI wasted little time adding to the advantage in

The Cavaliers swept Drexel 9-0 to advance to Sunday's MASC Championship final. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. –  The No. 5 Virginia women’s squash team (11-3) swept No. 12 Drexel 9-0 on Saturday (Feb. 14) in the final match of pool play at the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Squash Conference Championships hosted at the McArthur Squash Center.  As the winner of Pool A, Virginia advances to the MASC Championship final set for Sunday (Feb. 15) at 10 a.m. against Stanford. The Cavaliers surrendered just one game against Drexel, winning eight matches by 3-0 scores. Freshman Grace Fazzinga posted a dominant win at position seven, dropping just nine points in her 21-minute cruise to victory. Sophomore Ana Quijano had the most competitive match of the day at eight. After dropping the first game, Quijano won the second game 11-3. She then battled to an epic finish, taking the third game 18-16 and the fourth 14-12. CAVALIER NOTES Sophomore Maryam Mian leads the team in wins with ten. Sophomore Anna Shumway recorded her first win of the season with her 12-10, 11-5, 11-9 victory at position nine. This is the second time the Cavaliers have defeated Drexel this season. In their earlier matchup, the Cavaliers downed the

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