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President Donald Trump said in remarks broadcast on Sunday that he would put Vice President Mike Pence in charge of a commission to probe what he believes was voter fraud in last November’s election. There is an overwhelming consensus among state officials, election experts and politicians that voter fraud is rare in the United States, but Trump has repeatedly said he

thinks perhaps millions of votes cast in the Nov. 8 election were fraudulent. “I’m going to set up a commission to be headed by Vice President Pence and we’re going to look at it very, very carefully,” Trump told Fox News Channel’s Bill O’Reilly in an interview taped on Friday. REUTERS

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A U.S. judge has ordered Google to comply with search warrants seeking customer emails stored outside the United States, diverging from a federal appeals court that reached the opposite conclusion in a similar case involving Microsoft Corp. U.S. Magistrate Judge Thomas Rueter in Philadelphia ruled on Friday that transferring emails from a foreign server so FBI agents could review them

locally as part of a domestic fraud probe did not qualify as a seizure. The judge said this was because there was “no meaningful interference” with the account holder’s “possessory interest” in the data sought. “Though the retrieval of the electronic data by Google from its multiple data centers abroad has the potential for an invasion of privacy, the actual infringement of privacy occurs at the time of disclosure. REUTERS

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President Donald Trump ramped up his criticism of a federal judge who blocked a travel ban on seven mainly Muslim nations and said courts were making U.S. border security harder, intensifying the first major legal battle of his presidency. In a series of tweets that broadened his attack on the country’s judiciary, Trump said Americans should blame U.S. District Judge James Robart and the court sys-

tem if anything happened. Trump did not elaborate on what threats the country potentially faced. He added that he had told the Department of Homeland Security to “check people coming into our country VERY CAREFULLY. The courts are making the job very difficult!” in a tweet. REUTERS

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Pro-Europe MPs’ efforts to temper Theresa May’s Brexit plan gained traction on Sunday when a member of her own party broke ranks to criticize her strategy before parliamentary votes that will test her government’s slim majority. A three-day debate on a law giving May the right to trigger Britain’s exit from the European Union begins on Monday,

and will be followed by a series of votes on whether to attach extra conditions to her plan to start talks by March 31. MPs voted overwhelmingly in favor of the principle of the new law last week, signaling May is unlikely to be blocked outright from triggering Brexit. But, she will need the support of her whole party to approve the strategy without change. REUTERS

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Turn onto North Broad Street around the corner from Joe Frazier’s old gym, and emerging on the skyline is a new architectural feature: the dome of a mosque. “This will be the first mosque built in Philadelphia from the ground up,” said Mujeeb Chaudhary, president of the Philadelphia Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. “There are 47 mosques in Philadelphia, but nothing like this, a mosque rising from the ground up, pointed to qibla [the direction of Mecca], with windows like that.” An estimated 200,000 Muslims live in Philadelphia. Some of them identify as part of the Ahmadiyya sect of Islam, founded in India in 1889 and now represented in 207 countries, with 76 chapters in the U.S., four of those in Pennsylvania. The roughly 460 members of the Philadelphia chapter of the Ahmadiyya society have

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been gathering to worship since 1982 at a mosque on the property of a renovated old house further north by Broad Street and Erie Avenue. Before that, the community, which started in Philly in the 1940s, met wherever they could find enough room to worship. “We were always renting a place,” said imam Bilal Abdus Salaam, who converted and joined the sect in 1960. “We weren’t even looked on as Muslims back them. For hav-

ing beards and wearing dashikis, they called us beatniks.” Construction started on their new, permanent home in July 2013. Leaders hope the 28,000 square-foot mosque with a planned 60-foot minaret will be finished this summer. The mosque will include facilities ranging from a massive worship area and a large kitchen facility to conference rooms and some living quarters. The leaders want to

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invite the entire community to see it, regardless of faith. “It’s going to lift up the neighborhood,” Bilal predicted. “This has always been a prayer of mine. ... This is God’s plan, that we build this mosque in Philadelphia, and change the lives of some of these Muslims in Philadelphia.” The growth of the Philadelphia Ahmadiyya community comes as Islam is facing increasing hostility from President Donald Trump. But lead-

ers of the community rejected the activities of the terrorists Trump says he is targeting. “We don’t believe in bloody jihad for no reason,” Chaudhary said. “It’s against the commandments. I don’t know how these are people getting their instructions from the Holy Koran.” Instead, the goals of the Ahmaddiya community will be toward improving the lives of the community around the mosque, the leaders said.

Students learn politics at Muslim school in Massachusetts The students at Al-Noor Academy, a Muslim school outside Boston, bombarded their government class speaker with questions: How do you start a political discussion? How do you use social media in politics? And how do you influence elected leaders? The group of mostly 16-year-olds was too young to vote but seemed eager to find ways to counter the rhetoric of President Donald Trump who last week issued travel restrictions to the United States by citizens of seven Muslimmajority countries. “Before this election happened, I really didn’t know much about politics at all,” said Sarah Sendian, a sophomore student at the school

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in Mansfield. “With the new president and all of the things that are happening, it sparked a lot of interest in a lot of young people.” The class is one of the first actions of newly

formed Muslim political organization Jetpac - standing for Justice, Education, Technology, Policy Advocacy Center - to encourage political activism among the 3.3 million Muslims who

make up about 1 percent of the U.S. population. “This is the time when Muslims should step forward,” said Nadeem Mazen, the group’s founder and a city councilor in Cam-

bridge, Massachusetts. “What’s going on at the national level only emphasizes what we’ve known prior to Trump being elected, and it’s that we need really good leaders.” Thursday’s lesson at the 116-student junior and senior high school was heavy on how to build networks of like-minded people and turn them out at public meetings, rallies and elections to amplify the voices of U.S. Muslims. About 824,000 of them were registered to vote as of 2016, a figure that had risen by about 60 percent over the past four years, according to national Muslim advocacy group the Council on American-Islamic Relations.

The class teacher, Joe Florencio, reminded his students that generations of immigrant populations have gone through the same process of becoming politically active. “To be effective politically, you have to know what you’re doing,” said Florencio, the sole non-Muslim faculty member in a building that once housed the Roman Catholic church where his parents were married. Students at the school, founded in 2000, study both standard academic subjects including science and math as well as Arabic and the Koran, a model similar to the many parochial schools in the Northeast. REUTERS

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Two weeks in, it’s already time for a slogan retread. “Make America Great Again” is quickly giving way to “Please Shut Up Now!” — without the please. New petition signatures aren’t being counted on the White House website. The “We The People” page, where Americans can “speak directly to the government,” hasn’t been working since President Donald Trump moved in. And no one’s answering the White House comment line. The rising zip-it call is being sounded from Trump Tower and the White House switchboard, all the way to Berkeley, Seattle and even Mar-a-Lago, pretty much anywhere the new president or his posse face criticism of any kind. Why be bothered with a bunch of whining critics? They’ll never have anything nice to say, anyway. In his short time in office, Trump has rarely

missed a chance to demand that someone else put a cork in it. After the Women’s March, he tweeted: “Was under the impression that we just had an election! Why didn’t these people vote?” When campus protesters romped in Berkeley, he didn’t only threaten to arrest the lawbreakers, he vowed to cut off federal funds for the entire university. Maybe that’ll quiet ’em! In Trump’s America, silence from others is definitely golden again, just like a certain Fifth Avenue tower and a pair of Donald J. Trump Signature Collection Cufflinks ($100 plus $4.99 shipping on Amazon). Steve Bannon, the official White House id, really set the tone when he snarled that the media ought to “keep its mouth shut and just listen for a while.” I thought there might be hope here. Then, I called 202-456-1111, the popular White House comment line. Turns out the White House comment line isn’t taking comments anymore. A recording said try a website or Facebook Messenger, though the White House Facebook page didn’t seem to be taking messages either. California Congresswoman Jackie Speier has a bill, the Phone the White House Act, cutting off funds to the Executive Office until the comment line is restored. “The president needs to recognize that his job also includes listening to all Americans, not just the echo chamber in the White House,” Speier said. How much longer till the president has an answer for her? Shut up now!

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TRAVEL CHANGES Technology firms to urge Trump to alter US travel ban Several technology companies plan to send a letter to President Donald Trump on Monday urging his administration to follow through on proposed changes to a travel ban on seven mainly Muslim nations, sources familiar with the letter said Sunday. “We welcome the changes your administration has made in recent days in how the Department of Homeland Security will implement the Executive Order,”

according to a draft of the letter. The technology companies expected to sign the letter include Apple Inc., Facebook Inc., Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Twitter Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. The sources did not want to be identified because discussions regarding the letter were ongoing. On Jan. 27, Trump issued an executive order imposing a 90-day ban affecting citizens from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen and a 120-day

bar on all refugees. Those travel bans caused chaos by trapping some travelers at airports and stranding others overseas. A federal judge on Friday put a temporary nationwide block on that week-old executive order, leading the Republican president to criticize the judge and the court system. “We stand ready to help your administration identify other opportunities to ensure that our employees can travel with predictability and without

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party-goers and even Patriots owner Robert Kraft rocked out on stage with rapper Flo Rida on at the Fanatics Super Bowl party. Taylor Swift dazzled a packed crowd at Club Nomadic for the DirecTV bash. Some $350 million was expected to pour into the city’s economy. Tickets prices just before kickoff on the online resale market were ranging from $2,700 apiece to over $5,000, and one needed more money, of course, to keep the party vibe going helped by 115 concession stands in the stadium. “It’s expensive! These beers are $15 a piece, I paid nine dollars for a pretzel!” joked Jon Ostrowski, a Pats fan who made the trip from Atlanta with a childhood friend from Connecticut. Larry Anderson, a farmer and Patriots fan from Omaha, Nebraska, was spending his pregame in the “Bud Light Lounge.” “I’m super excited to be here,” said Anderson, who came with his son. “We’ll probably drink a lot and yell a lot.” The Super Bowl party, of course, stretches beyond Houston. Americans will consume more food on Sunday on any other day of year except Thanksgiving, going through 1.3 billion chicken wings and wash them down with 325 million gallons of beer. REUTERS

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For Fuad Sharef and his family, the tortuous ordeal of getting from Iraq to Nashville, Tennessee, was nearly over more than a week after it was to begin. The former U.S. development agency subcontractor, his wife and three children landed in New York on Sunday afternoon on their second attempt to reach the United States to begin a long-awaited new life. “We are very happy to be here,” Sharef said at John F. Kennedy International Airport. “It was a long time to get here — a lot to get here.” The Sharef family was one of many who endured more than a week of uncertainty after President Donald Trump signed a 90-day ban on citizens of Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen from entering the United States on national security grounds. Like the Sharef family, many of them took advantage of a Seattle judge’s ruling on Friday, effectively suspending the executive order until at least Monday, to complete their disrupted journeys, rather than risk the window shutting tight again. About a week earlier, the Sharefs were prevented from boarding a U.S.-bound flight via Cairo after Trump issued the order, which also included a 120-day ban on all refugees. But hours after the judge’s ruling on Friday, they took one of the first planes out of Erbil, the capital of the Kurdish region in northern Iraq, with a connection to the United States. Landing at JFK, they were soon to board a short flight to their final destination in Tennessee. “Yeah, my life changed dramatically,” Sharef said, reflecting on the tumultuous week before leaving Erbil. “I learned a lesson that if you have a right, never surrender.” The Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition planned to welcome Sharef’s family

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The 29-year-old arrived in France on Jan. 26 after obtaining a tourist visa in Dubai. Egyptian security officials have not said whether he had any known links to militant groups. The machete-wielding attacker who was shot by a soldier outside France’s Louvre museum refused to answer investigators on Sunday after being formally placed into custody at a hospital, a source at the Paris prosecutor’s office said. Abdullah Reda alHamahmy, an Egyptian, was shot several times on Friday after attacking soldiers as he cried “Allahu Akbar� in what French President Francois Hollande described as a terrorist attack. “The first interview took place this morning, but it turned out to be a short one. For the moment, he refuses to talk to investigators,� the source at the prosecutor’s office said. Hamahmy’s father told Reuters it was “nonsense� to suggest his son was a terrorist, saying that the youngest of

four children was a law graduate who had been working in the United Arab Emirates for about five years and was in Paris on business. Hours before the Louvre attack, an entry on Hamahmy’s Twitter account was posted reading: “Why are they afraid of the establishment of an Islamic state? Because the country of Islam will defend its resources and territory and the honour and dignity of Muslims.� Reuters could not independently verify the authenticity of the tweet and the account has since been shut down. The incident underlined the Islamist militant threat facing France, which is still under a state of emergency as presidential elections loom following a series of attacks over the past two years that have killed more than 230 people. Hamahmy’s father, Reda Al Refaai, in an interview on Saturday accused French officials

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US coalition bombs Islamic State-held town near Euphrates Dam Islamic State fighters are battling hard to keep the swathes of territory they have captured in Syria, mostly in the center and east, as they lose ground in Iraq. U.S-led coalition planes bombed an Islamic Statecontrolled town near the Euphrates Dam in northern Syria a day after the launch of a new phase of a campaign to capture the militants’ de facto capital of Raqqa, activists and the militants said on Sunday. Activists confirmed reports released by the militants’ news agency Amaq which said four raids in the last 24 hours hit

the town of Tabqa west of Raqqa, located near Syria’s largest dam, at the southern end of Lake Assad on the Euphrates. A video released by Amaq showed extensive damage to a commercial center in the town but did mention any casualties. On Friday, airstrikes in Raqqa hit at least four bridges over the Euphrates River, part of a weeks-long campaign of airstrikes in the province and near the dam, activists said. The Euphrates Dam is one of the major sources of electricity in the country and crucial for irrigation of farms in the fertile region around Raqqa. On the ground, the Syrian Democratic Forces, an alliance of U.S.-backed

Syrian Democratic Forces advance in an area northeast of Raqqa, on Sunday during their advance toward the Islamic State group’s Syrian stronghold as part of the third phase to liberate the city and its surroundings. GETTY IMAGES

militias, started a new phase of its campaign against Raqqa on Saturday, aiming to surround it and sever the road to militant strongholds in Deir al-Zor province. The SDF, which includes the powerful Kurdish YPG militia, launched the campaign to capture

Raqqa in November. The alliance of militias quickly gained territory to the north of the city at the beginning of the campaign and has been targeting areas to the west of it. It is the main U.S. partner in the fight against Islamic State in Syria. REUTERS

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You have to give this to President Donald Trump: He is wasting no time launching his big plans for change. But what’s that they say about “equal and opposite reactions”? Yeah, that’s happening too. Here are my three things to watch this week in politics. 1. HITTING THE WALL As President Trump steamed through his first two weeks in office signing papers, making phone calls and blurting out pronouncements, you could feel congressional Republicans getting twitchy. Now with his approval numbers already dipping, the first potentially serious resistance is rising. Amid loud protests from some quarters and quiet warnings from others, some GOPers are preparing to resist his plan for a border wall. Not for philosophical reasons, but for practical ones: They don’t want taxpayers to pay for it, and they’re not convinced Mexico will. Stay tuned.

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Kellyanne Conway later admitted she was mistaken when she referred to a nonexistent act of terrorism called the Bowling Green Massacre. What to watch: Will the boss call her out for a public lashing as he has others? After all, facts are facts, even when they are alternative … aren’t they? 3. GETTING SCHOOLED President Trump’s choice for secretary of education, Betsy DeVos, will be sweating out her final grade this week when the Senate votes to confirm her … or not. Republican support has grown shaky amid ethics questions and a lackluster Q&A between DeVos and lawmakers. As of this writing, the decision could come down to a single vote. She’ll be working the phones right up until the final moment of this big pass/fail test, knowing if she doesn’t make it President Trump will take a hit, too. This week’s Trumpitude: 68 percent and falling.

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Kylie Minogue and Joshua Sasse are over and done Iconic pop star Kylie Minogue confirmed her breakup with Joshua Sasse in an emotional Instagram post Friday. According to Huffington Post, just days before she announced the split Minogue was gushing about her upcoming nuptials and dishing on taking her partner’s last name. The 48-year-old singer met Sasse on the set of “Galavant,” in 2015, in which Sasse played the titular character and Minogue guest-starred. I saw that episode. It was really good. I mean their chemistry didn’t give me chills or anything, but it was really good. Sasse

was rumored to be getting close to Spanish actress Marta Milans, and that may have caused the split. In her Instagram post, Kylie wishes her ex the best, which is really big of her.

Kristen Stewart dropped the F-bomb on ‘SNL’

What a cool, mature lady. It wouldn’t be me. But in happier news, Minogue recently won a battle against Kylie Jenner, who was attempting to trademark their shared name, and thank goodness. We’re forever #TeamMinogue on this one.

some more, the “Twilight” actress gleefully declared herself as “so gay, dude.” We can’t wait to see how he’ll spin this. But that wasn’t it: Melissa McCarthy debuted her Sean Spicer impression and it was terrifyingly spot on. The actress is handsdown the best person to play the intense Spicer. Also, someone congratulate the wig department on “SNL,” because they got Spicer’s extreme side part very, very right.

Kristen Stewart made her debut as host and was visibly very pumped. So much so she dropped the F-bomb on live television! Go girl. But the best part of her opening monologue was her take down of President Trump — who has a history of obsessively trolling her on Twitter. He’s tweeted about her 11 times! To enrage him

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Chelsea Peretti and Jordan Peele are havin’ a baby! “Brooklyn Nine Nine” actress Chelsea Peretti and her husband, Jordan Peele, are expecting. The actress and comedian posted a cute lil’ subtle selfie on Instagram on the tail of Beyoncé’s own recordbreaking announcement. The post — a selfie of Peretti with the caption “beyonce schmonce” — is pretty standard for the low-

key couple, who eloped last April. According to Refinery29, they met via Twitter and were introduced by mutual friend Andy Samberg. Peele, of course, is most popular for his show “Key & Peele” with fellow comedian Keegan-Michael Key, which ended in 2015. Congratulations, y’all! It’s really brave to be procreating during the Trump era, so good for you guys!

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Jeffrey Tambor and Gronk face off for the Super Bowl The odd couple teams up for Tide. KATE MOONEY @yatinbrooklyn

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Jeffrey Tambor is a legendary funnyman, from “The Larry Sanders Show” to “Arrested Development.” On Super Bowl Sunday, the Emmy award-winning “Transparent” actor did his thing opposite the New England Patriots’ Rob “Gronk” Gronkowski in a spot for Tide. The 72-year-old actor called in from Houston for the big game to talk about dabbing (really), his debut memoir “Are You Anybody,” and how he has no idea what “broing out” is. What was it like hanging out with Gronk? Oh, Gronk was great, we were just talking about how charming he was. And what a good actor he was. He was terrific. He’s like a little kid. A tall

Her performance of “Hand in Pocket” in the Season 3 finale was a tour de force. That was one of the most amazing moments I’ve ever seen. I was literally on the ship when she sang that and I remember there wasn’t a dry eye in the house.

little kid. A little tall kid. Did you bro out together? I don’t even know what you’re talking about. I don’t think I’ve ever “bro-ed out.” What does “bro out” mean? You can write about this: “Jeffrey Tambor has no idea what a bro out means.” What is a bro out? I want a definition. We should probably ask Gronk. Let’s move on. What’s that thing you do when you drop the mic? A mic drop? No, dab. Someone had to teach me about dabbing the other day. You and I have no idea what we’re talking about. I’m 70. How old are you? 30. See, that’s the problem. We’re big fans of “Transparent.” What’s in store for Maura heading into Season 4?

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We just had our first table read literally three days ago. It was amazing, everyone just burst into applause. I don’t know all that much, I’m not being coy — and I ask not to know, I like to be surprised. It’s going to be a great season. We read that you and [“Transparent” costar] Judith Light have

Is this memoir your first time writing? It is my first time writing. I own a bookstore [Skylight Books in L.A.], do you know that? I’ve always been a big fan of writers. This is like a life dream, because on May 16, I’ll be able to read

What was it like filming “The Death of Stalin” in our current political climate? [Director] Armando Iannucci has a great sensibility. It’s very funny, it’s very frightening, it’s very sad. It’s like one moment you’re doing “King Lear”; the next, “The Ropers.” It’s the craziest script I’ve ever seen. I love it. I would work with Iannucci anywhere, anytime. Is there anything you wish you’d get asked in interviews that you’d like to talk about? Well, let’s see: the loss of hair, I’d love to talk about. My father cried when I went bald, that’s a true story. Oh, they want me to say Tide. You know, this is quite a moment. I will this Sunday be seen by close to 180 million people. That’s more than dinner theater, I can tell you that.

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White House while real ones were being torn apart outside. We long for a simpler time, when light, funny, creative entertainments — featuring a talking octopus driving a truck — didn’t suddenly seem topical. Anyway, of course the Big Cheeto didn’t get the ďŹ lm’s messages: about how we work better together, how we should look out for each other, how the real villains are heartless systems that keep us apart. So, parents, sit your kids in front of this. That way they can learn lessons they won’t be getting from the new president of the United States.

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Philly’s asking, ‘What’s the craic?’ The new radio show is where Philly meets Dublin. JENNIFER LOGUE @jenniferlogue

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If you’re a fan of Philly’s thriving music scene and Irish culture in general, you should be tuning in to “Craic Radio,� a program hosted by two Dubliners turned Philadelphians — Fergus “Fergie� Carey and Sean Timmons. “Craic� (pronounced “crack�) is the Gaelic word for gossip, and this spirited duo fills in listeners on all that’s buzzing in Philly music and more through a distinctly Irish lens. We chat with Carey and Timmons about what to expect from the show and how Philly and Dublin are actually quite similar. How did you two meet?

Sean Timmons: We actually met at somebody’s party. I can’t remember the guy’s name. Fergus Carey: It was Michael Toner’s 40th birthday or something. He’s an Irish-American actor. Sean: Put the two of us together and you get the whole story. That’s why we’re on the radio. Fergus: We have a shared mind. What was the inspiration behind the show? Fergie: One of the inspirations for us was that my favorite radio station seems to have a lot of repeats. If you listen in the middle of the night, they’re repeating their afternoon show. I was like, “Sean, we should do a show. Play music and talk to musicians.� Sean: We’ve known each other a long time. We both know that we

tomorrow night, Johnny Brenda’s. I might mention a great play that I saw.

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While the official deadline for making a college decision is May 1, thousands of students across the United States already have been admitted to the schools of their choice. Many also have received financial aid offers, thanks to a new timetable from the Department of Education, which moved up the start date for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid to Oct. 1 from Jan. 1. Yet making an educated decision about which school to attend is hard for admitted students because financial aid information is not available from all of them. “My families are just freaking out. It’s almost too much time to be waiting,� says college financial-aid consultant Jodi Okun. Traditionally, colleges distributed financial aid letters to admitted students in mid-March. But some institutions, such as Kalamazoo College in Michigan and the Univer-

sity of Denver, moved up their financial aid award notifications as well, sending out letters to admitted students immediately. College-funding expert Mark Kantrowitz, publisher at Cappex.com, estimated that half to two-thirds of colleges are sending out some kind of real award letters to already-accepted students. Schools with admitted students at this point in the year would be those with rolling admissions as well as early decisions (a binding commitment) and action (which can wait until May 1). The majority of students, however, will not receive acceptances until March or later, with their financial-aid packages arriving shortly after. It has not been easy for schools to juggle the new deadlines. The College of Wooster, a Scottish-Presbyterian institution in Wooster, Ohio, had to accelerate all sorts of other deadlines in order to get aid letters out in January to the first batch of accepted students. That included moving up auditions for competitive scholarships, which caused a bit of a space crunch when it came to bagpipers needing an indoor space to try out in January, as opposed to being able to do it outdoors

in March. “It was an organizational challenge,� said W. Scott Friedhoff, Wooster’s vice president for enrollment and college relations. And not just for the institution: “Now families have to be a little more alert about deadlines that have changed.� The intention of the new timeline is to provide a bigger window for consideration of financial options. In particular, families can appeal for more aid if they feel the award is not adequate, Kantrowitz said. Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin, is making it easier for admitted students to talk over their financial-aid offers this year. It had a visiting day last Saturday with slots every 20 minutes to ask questions, and filled every one. The timeline benefits some schools, too. Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, Indiana, is using the new calendar to counter competitors who give out merit aid. In the past, the students it coveted were already spoken for by the time the school sent out need-based offers. “This levels the playing field for bottomdollar costs,� said Thomas Ratliff, the school’s associate vice president. More time also gives

high school seniors a chance to re-visit schools and do all-important things like taste the food, which Kantrowitz urges students to take seriously. “It is a real consideration for some,� he said. “They arrive on campus and form a first impression. More time will allow them to make a more deliberative, informed impression.� But the early aid offers have drawbacks too, most notably, accelerating the age-old senior slide. “You get in, you get a great offer, it gives you more time to slack off,� Kantrowitz warned. “Offers of admission are conditional — they are dependent on final grades. If you have a serious slump, the school could rescind the offer.� Another potential negative exists for the type-A student who is driven, anxious and unable to wait. Okun has a client who got into her dream school, the University of San Francisco, and received her award letter. But she is not celebrating yet because she has to wait for award letters from the other six schools on her list. “I keep telling her, ‘I know it’s hard,’� Okun said. “But talk to the school, revisit, and decide if you can really afford it.�

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Program pace, length and curriculum Metaphorically speaking, while an EMBA can be seen as a series of sprints, the MBA can be

likened to a marathon. Though program length will vary by school, the principal difference is that the EMBA is always part-time to accommodate working professionals. Typically, some of the learning takes place by distance and/or online, while in-person EMBA classes are held on weekends, evenings or even at different locations around the world. For example, UCLA Anderson offers two EMBA options: one fully in-person and the other split between half in-person, half online. Both options require all students to complete a one-week international component. While both EMBA and MBA curricula cover the same core material, EMBA programs tend to offer fewer electives. As such, MBA students will often enjoy more freedom when selecting classes, with the possibility of taking a concentration/ specialization or track.

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However, there are also targeted EMBAs, such as Yale’s program focusing on health care, or the University of Miami’s EMBA aimed at NFL stars.

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stages in their career. EMBAs are designed for managers with extensive prior work experience, generally in the range of 10 to 15 years, substantially more than the three to five years usually held by MBA candidates. Full-time MBA admissions also place more emphasis on GMAT scores as a way to help differentiate candidates during the selection process. EMBA admissions, on the other hand, often do not require standardized entrance-exam scores, although some EMBA programs, such as Columbia Business School, allow you to take a new EMBA-oriented version of the GMAT. Additionally, for the EMBA, it’s especially important for proof that you have support from your employer, as work-study balance will affect program success.

candidates can expect a salary increase upon graduation. EMBA graduates saw an average salary boost of 12 percent, according to a 2016 survey of U.S. programs. MBAs, by comparison — with much more to gain as they tend to be earlier on in their careers — saw an increase of 75 percent in compensation postgraduation, according to a 2015 QS ROI (return on investment) report looking at the U.S. and Canada. Of course, degree format also has significant financial implications here. EMBA students earn a fulltime salary while studying and don’t incur the same costs associated with relocation for a full-time MBA program.

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Sunday’s NFL Championship tilt between the Falcons and Patriots had all the makings of a stinker, as Atlanta’s seemingly insurmountable lead and a potent Falcons pass rush had many watching commercials not football. But a comeback of epic proportions saw the Patriots overcome a 25-point deficit to earn a 32-28 victory in Super Bowl LI. New England, following one of the most improbable comebacks

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The spectacle that is the Super Bowl had entertainment value on and off the field — beginning with a valiant comeback effort from Tom Brady and New England, closing a 28-9 gap with a field goal early in the fourth quarter paired a forced fumble deep in Atlanta territory by Dont’a Hightower. Danny Amendola secured a touchdown catch at the 5:56 mark and a direct snap to James White cut it to a one-possession game. Some questionable

play-calling may have cost the Falcons an insurance field goal as New England got the ball back after some Atlanta movement with 3:30 to play. An incredible tipped pass fell securely into Julian Edelman’s hands to keep the Pats’ drive going, and a few plays later James White leaped into the end zone to cut it to two points.

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sively, Robert Alford sent another shockwave to New England, when he returned an interception 82 yards for a pick-six and a three score lead. In the second half it was a different story, as the defense allowed Brady to throw for the most yards for any quarterback in Super Bowl history.

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