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Franklin Resources Inc. Has $1.39 Million Stock Position in CAE Inc. (NYSE:CAE)Saturday, November 23, 2024 Hilton, a global leader in hospitality, has teamed up with American Campus Communities, the largest developer and manager of high-quality student housing in the U.S., to enhance the living experience for students. This new collaboration will offer American Campus Communities residents who are Hilton Honors members special perks, including up to 15% off the best available room rates at Hilton hotels. Starting this spring, members will also have an expedited path to Hilton Honors elite status, providing access to exclusive travel benefits worldwide. “We’re committed to enhancing the student experience by creating communities that support students’ academic and personal journeys,” said Kimmy Kelley, chief marketing officer, American Campus Communities. “We believe that a fulfilling college experience extends beyond the classroom, and by partnering with Hilton, we’re proud to offer our residents great perks and rewards to help them make lasting memories along the way.” “This partnership is an opportunity for Hilton to enhance the stay for the residents of American Campus Communities,” said Mark Weinstein, chief marketing officer, Hilton. “We are excited to provide memorable stays for residents throughout their college experience—whether it’s during spring or winter break, travel to an away game, or a long weekend road trip to visit friends. We look forward to bringing the exclusive Hilton Honors perks to ACC residents and are excited for the opportunity for more young travelers to experience the Hilton stay.” Hilton’s new partnership with American Campus Communities enhances opportunities for guests to connect with and support local academic communities. This year, Hilton expanded its portfolio with the addition of Graduate by Hilton, offering travelers distinctive, locally inspired stays in close proximity to universities. Furthermore, Hilton strengthened its commitment to collegiate sports by becoming an official sponsor of The Big Ten Conference and Big Ten Network, providing exclusive perks and experiences to student-athletes, team members, and college football fans alike.
An Ottawa ringette team says it has lost support from its club after it deemed the team's new name to be inappropriate. The team, officially known as the West Ottawa Ringette Association U19B MacDonald, has unofficially been renamed "the Boobies." Team members say the name is meant to be a fun way to represent them and to bring awareness to breast cancer research. "It made sense to have the team's name because we're all just bubbly, fun and don't really take it too seriously and it kind of helps us play better in a way," said team member Tessa Nadarevic. The team is named after the Red-Footed Booby, a large seabird known in part for its clumsiness - a play on word for the team who currently sits last in the standings. "We're on a solid every game losing streak, but it's okay because we go for the fun of it," said Nadarevic. The team says choosing a team name is something that happens every year with little controversy. This year, it says the West Ottawa Ringette Association (WORA) has taken issue with it. "The reason I was provided was that the word 'booby' could be constructed as demeaning, which is unfortunate," said parent Paula MacDonald. "It's not meant to be demeaning and there was no intention to be demeaning. The players are just having fun." MacDonald says the team can't use WORA's logo on any of its merchandise and it will no longer support the team's fundraising goals, including raising money for breast cancer research. "The support for the team was looking at advertising or awareness on the association's web page, helping the community to know that this fundraising initiative is happening, so that won't happen," said MacDonald. "We are also looking to sell merchandise with the logo on it and take the proceeds and donate that to breast cancer awareness, so we'll have to do that on our own." In a statement, the West Ottawa Ringette Association says the new name could be perceived as innapropriate to some and says it wants to maintain a safe and inclusive space for all athletes. "We appreciate the team's desire to give back to a good cause. Their commitment to making a positive impact is commendable and aligns with our organization's values of community and support," the association said. "However, given our focus on nurturing and supporting the development of minor children, we need to be mindful of the impact various elements, including team names and logos, have on our athletes. We believe it is crucial to avoid any names that could be perceived as sexualizing children or drawing unwanted attention to their bodies. Our goal is to maintain a respectful and inclusive space where all athletes feel comfortable and valued." For many of the players, it's their last season together and say they will press on. "My mom had breast cancer a couple of years ago, so it's a way to give back to the community that we spent so much time with and to help people like my mom," said Nadarevic. This story will be updated Shopping Trends The Shopping Trends team is independent of the journalists at CTV News. We may earn a commission when you use our links to shop. Read about us. 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2024 Drivers' Champion Max Verstappen has been handed a one-place grid penalty for impeding Mercedes driver George Russell during the Qualifying session for the Qatar Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver had initially achieved the fastest time at the Lusail International Circuit, marking his first pole since the Austrian Grand Prix. However, Russell will now start the race from the front. The incident occurred while Verstappen was executing an extra warm-up lap during Q3, moving at a considerably slow pace before his final push. During this period, Russell, on a different preparation strategy, approached and caught up with Verstappen between Turns 12 and 14. The Stewards conducted a review of the incident, examining a range of evidence including positioning and marshalling system data, videos, timing telemetry, and even the team radio and in-car video footage. They determined that Verstappen was following a distinct preparation strategy that clashed with Russell's plan and was driving significantly below the prescribed delta time. As noted by the Stewards (below): "The Stewards heard from the driver of Car 1 (Max Verstappen), the driver of Car 63 (George Russell), team representatives and reviewed positioning/marshalling system data, video, timing, telemetry, team radio and in-car video evidence. "Car 1 was on a different preparation strategy to that of Car 63. Car 1 was well outside of the delta and the driver of Car 1 explained he had let Cars 4 and 14 past. The driver of Car 63 claimed that he had adhered to the delta and did not expect Car 1 to be on the racing line. He stated that if a car was going slow in a high-speed corner, it should not be on the racing line. "The Stewards regard this case as a complicated one in that clearly Car 1 did not comply with the Race Director's Event Notes and clearly was driving, in our determination, unnecessarily slowly considering the circumstances." The penalty decision was mitigated to a reduction of just one grid position instead of the standard three. This decision took into account that neither Verstappen nor Russell was on a push lap. The Stewards continued: "It was obvious the driver of Car 1 was attempting to cool his tyres. He also could see Car 63 approaching as he looked in his mirror multiple times whilst on the small straight between Turns 11 and 12. "Unusually, this incident occurred when neither car was on a push lap. Had Car 63 been on a push lap, the penalty would have most likely been the usual 3 grid position penalty, however in mitigation of penalty, it was obvious that the driver of Car 63 had clear visibility of Car 1 and that neither car was on a push lap." DOC 49 - Infringement - Car 1 - Alleged driving unnecessarily slowly https://t.co/nVLPv627jK #QatarGP #F1 #FIA pic.twitter.com/Xan5EJq4gC
Troy scores 21 points in less than 2 minutes in the fourth quarter to beat Southern Miss 52-20OSKALOOSA — The Statesmen men's wrestling team failed to take down a league foe Thursday as it fell 34-11 to Central Methodist in a Heart of America Athletic Conference dual meet. William Penn (0-3, 0-3 Heart) trailed 5-0 after the first bout, but took its lone lead of the night when Lane Scorpil (Jr., Columbus Junction, Iowa, Business Management) earned a forfeit at 133 pounds. Unfortunately, CMU controlled most of the evening, including wining the next four matches. Cameron Hargrove (Sr., Bolingbrook, Ill., Sports Management) finally stopped the bleeding at 174 pounds. He was one of several navy and gold wrestlers who moved up a weight class. After a slow start against his heavier opponent, he found his footing and dominated Jace Brownlow to the tune of a 23-8 technical fall. That unfortunately served to be the last WPU victory Thursday. Branson Bottorff (Sr., Mackinaw, Ill., Industrial Technology) came the closest to another Statesmen triumph, but he was denied in a 7-4 overtime setback to Jake Henson at 197 pounds. Next Up: William Penn will take Thanksgiving week off, returning to action on Thursday, Dec. 5 by hosting Missouri Valley in a Heart dual at 7 p.m. 125--Colton King (C) won by technical fall over Jeffery Myers, 15-0 (0-5) 133--Lane Scorpil (W) won by forfeit (6-5) 141--Arojae Hart (C) won by decision over Carson Jensen, 11-4 (6-8) 149--Alex Walker (C) won by fall over Jacob Perry, 2:43 (6-14) 157--Drake Jenkins (C) won by decision over Trent Evans, 11-7 (6-17) 165--Peyton Asbury (C) won by decision over Braden Peglow, 9-5 (6-20) 174--Cameron Hargrove (W) won by technical fall over Jace Brownlow, 23-8 (11-20) 184--Roman Garcia (C) won by technical fall over Kendal Pugh, 18-2 (11-25) 197--Jake Henson (C) won by decision over Branson Bottorff, 7-4 (OT) (11-28) 285--Austin Foye (C) won by forfeit (11-34)Georgia QB Carson Beck declares for 2025 NFL Draft
