
Pell City Cheerleader's Star-Spangled Banner Goes Viral
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Amelia Alverson, a high school cheerleader from Pell City, captivated the nation with her powerful rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner at a basketball game. Despite lacking formal voice training, her natural talent shone through. The video, shared on Facebook, amassed nearly half a million views. Alverson, known for her self-drive and kindness, hopes her performance inspires pride and unity. After graduation, shell pursue nursing at Auburn University.
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On March 2nd, here's the latest out of Birmingham. The University of South Alabama says there is no queer animals lab on campus. Social media buzz pointed to something called the Queer Research Lab under the Psychology Department's Comparative Cognition Group, but Officials. And since there was just researcher, Dr. Heidi Lynn's personal side project, Dr. Lynn's own social accounts used eye-catching phrases like Queer Animals Lab, sometimes even adding the official lab watermark. The University explains this was her way to draw viewers, not any formal schoolwork. Her personal pages feature strong political opinions, like anti-traum messages and costumes as a book band fairy, alongside animal facts. School leaders stress none of this reflects university views or involves any state or federal funding for such topics. No actual queer animals research to place at the school, despite the posts. After questions from media outlets, the lab's Instagram removed donation links tied to the university
and took down a related resource guide. University officials had Dr. Lynn clean up her accounts to cut all school connections. They called parts of the original coverage inaccurate but have not followed up on requests for more details. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-L-I, solely pillow.com.
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