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Everyone knows what a millennial is, but they might not realize that there are different types of millennials out there, just ...

AAR Chief Executive Officer Justine Kosgei talks of his love for running and why every run is a different experience.

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Academic achievement alone can't define success. Schools must integrate emotional, social, and adversity skills into education.