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Throwing hands on Nancy Drive Campus police received a call on Aug. 29 about physical altercations on Nancy Drive in South Ogden. Groups of people were said to be escalating a fight with a potential firearm present. Campus officers arrived on the scene and found a female having a panic attack and a male bleeding from his face and mouth. It is

also reported that the injured male declined medical attention. South Ogden police then arrived and handled the investigation from there.

Rising heat bites back The Weber State Police Department received a medical call on Aug. 29 about an individual feeling unwell due to the outside heat. An officer arrived and placed the individual in the patrol vehicle. The officer then provided them with water and air condition-

ing until medical support could arrive. The Ogden City Fire Department then arrived and transported the individual to the McKay-Dee Hospital.

Trouble in traffic South Ogden police officers were dispatched to 5808 S. Harrison St. for a traffic accident. Police arrived to find both involved parties arguing, and more police units were requested from WSUPD. Statements and forms were given to a couple who witnessed

the crash. The scene was then cleared with no personal injury to either of the involved parties.

Felons with weapons The WSUPD assisted SOPD with a weapons disturbance on 4029 S. Riverdale Road. Campus police arrived and assisted with making a felony stop of the vehicle and took involved individuals into custody.

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Dominating on both ends of the field, Weber State University’s football team beat Utah State University for the first time since 1978, winning 35–7 on Sept. 10.

Coming into the game, Utah State head coach Blake Anderson made a comment that this was Weber State’s equivalent of a Super Bowl.

“We definitely took offense to that,” Weber State wide receiver Ty MacPherson said. “We came out. We played hard. We did everything we could to win this game, and now it’s on to the next one.”

Utah State started the game strong with a 25-yard run from running back Calvin Tyler Jr. However, the Wildcats were able to force a punt on the Aggies’ next set of downs.

Weber State’s first possession wasn’t much more effective. Despite advancing from their own 10-yard line to the Aggies’ 27, quarterback Bronson Barron threw his first interception of the game to set Utah State up on their own 8-yard line.

After another four-down possession from the Aggies, Weber State was able to get the ball back from a punt. Starting from midfield, the Wildcats put the ball in the hands of Damon Bankston, who ran for 25 yards on his first possession. With another Bankston run and a few yards off of penalties, the Wildcats were able to make a field goal, giving Weber State a 3–0 lead.

Receiving the kick off, Utah State wide receiver Terrell Vaughn scored the first points of

his career, running the ball back 100 yards to put the Aggies ahead for their only lead of the game, 7–3.

Down by four points, Barron connected with MacPherson deep down the field for a 62-yard gain. A 17-yard run from Josh Davis put Weber State’s first touchdown on the board.

The Aggies’ offense wasn’t able to retaliate.

With the ball on their own 28, Logan Bonner threw his first interception of the game to cornerback Jalon Rock, who returned it to the 8-yard line and set the Wildcats up for another field goal, giving them a 13–7 lead going into halftime.

Starting the third quarter with the ball, the Wildcat’s possession was short-lived as Barron was picked off by Utah State safety Hunter Reynolds for his third interception of the game.

Giving the ball back to Weber State after four downs, Utah State put the Wildcats at the 14-yard line with a punt. Barron stepped on the field ready to make up for the interception made earlier, racking up yards on the ground and connecting with Jacob Sharp on a 20-yard pass.

On third and goal on Utah State’s 9-yard line, Barron connected with MacPherson in the end zone to put Weber State up 19–7.

The Wildcats then faked a field goal, where punter Jack Burgess ran it in for the twopoint conversion.

“I love the offense,” Barron said. “Although we are going fast, it simplifies things for me.”

Down 21–7, the Aggies’ deficit increased when Desmond Williams picked off Bonner

Running Back Josh Davis about to make a point for Weber State University.

and ran to the end zone, putting the Wildcats up 28–7. Despite an 11-play drive after, Utah State was held scoreless, giving the ball back to Weber State due to a turnover on downs.

After a scoreless possession from each side, the Wildcats were able to get into the end zone again as Barron connected with MacPherson on an 18-yard pass. With just under seven minutes to go in the fourth, the Wildcats were up 35–7.

Barron finished the game with 202 yards, two touchdowns and three interceptions with Macpherson catching both scoring passes.

Davis ran 94 yards and scored one touchdown with Bankston running 53 yards.

Weber State’s defense held Banner to 120 yards and three interceptions. Tyler Jr. finished the game as the Aggies leading rusher with 64 yards.

“I saw all kinds of players in the meeting room preparing,” Wildcat coach Jay Hill said about getting ready to play Utah State. “This is a tough offense to stop, and we had DB’s in the office every day this week. They just played absolutely outstanding.”

Weber State will take on Utah Tech University at Stewart Stadium at 6 p.m. on Sept. 17.

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po, dándoles una ventaja de 13–7 para ir al descanso.

Al comenzar el tercer cuarto con el balón, la posesión de los Wildcats duró poco, ya que Barron fue recogido por el safety de Utah State, Hunter Reynolds, para su tercera intercepción del partido.

Al devolver el balón a Weber State después de cuatro downs, Utah State puso a los Wildcats en la yarda 14 con un punt. Barron entró en el campo dispuesto a compensar la intercepción realizada anteriormente, acumulando yardas por tierra y conectando con Jacob Sharp en un pase de 20 yardas.

En una tercera oportunidad de gol en la línea de 9 yardas de Utah State, Barron conectó con MacPherson en la zona de anotación para poner a Weber State por delante 19-7. Los Wildcats fingieron entonces un gol de campo, en el que el punter Jack Burgess corrió para la conversión de dos puntos.

“Me encanta la ofensiva”, dijo Barron. “Aunque vamos rápido, me simplifica las cosas”.

Con una desventaja de 21–7, la desventaja de los Aggies aumentó cuando Desmond Williams recogió a Bonner y corrió hasta la zona de anotación, poniendo a los Wildcats arriba por 28–7. A pesar de una unidad de 11 jugadas después, Utah State se mantuvo

sin anotar, dando el balón de nuevo a Weber State debido a un volumen de negocios en downs.

Después de una posesión sin anotación de cada lado, los Wildcats fueron capaces de llegar a la zona de anotación de nuevo cuando Barron conectó con MacPherson en un pase de 18 yardas. Con poco menos de siete minutos para el final del cuarto, los Wildcats ganaban 35–7.

Barron terminó el partido con 202 yardas, dos touchdowns y tres intercepciones con Macpherson atrapando ambos pases de anotación. Davis corrió 94 yardas y anotó un touchdown con Bankston corriendo 53 yardas.

La defensa de Weber State mantuvo a Banner en 120 yardas y tres intercepciones. Tyler Jr. terminó el partido como el principal corredor de los Aggies con 64 yardas.

“Vi a todo tipo de jugadores en la sala de reuniones preparándose”, dijo el entrenador de los Wildcats, Jay Hill, sobre la preparación para jugar contra Utah State. “Esta es una ofensiva difícil de detener, y tuvimos a los DB en la oficina todos los días esta semana. Han jugado de forma absolutamente excepcional”.

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Dominando en ambos extremos del campo, el equipo de fútbol de la Universidad de Weber State venció a la Universidad de Utah State por primera vez desde 1978, ganando 35–7 el 10 de septiembre.

Al llegar al partido, el entrenador de Utah State, Blake Anderson, comentó que este era el equivalente de Weber State a una Super Bowl.

“Definitivamente nos sentimos ofendidos por eso”, dijo el receptor de Weber State Ty MacPherson. “Salimos. Jugamos duro. Hicimos todo lo que pudimos para ganar este partido, y ahora es el siguiente.”

Utah State comenzó el partido con una carrera de 25 yardas del corredor Calvin Tyler Jr. Sin embargo, los Wildcats fueron capaces de forzar un punt en el siguiente set de downs de los Aggies.

La primera posesión de Weber State no fue mucho más efectiva. A pesar de avanzar desde su propia yarda 10 hasta la 27 de los

Aggies, el mariscal de campo Bronson Barron lanzó su primera intercepción del juego para poner a Utah State en su propia yarda 8.

Después de otra posesión de cuatro yardas de los Aggies, Weber State fue capaz de recuperar el balón de un punt. A partir del centro del campo, los Wildcats pusieron el balón en manos de Damon Bankston, que corrió 25 yardas en su primera posesión. Con otra carrera de Bankston y algunas yardas de penalización, los Wildcats fueron capaces de hacer un gol de campo, dando a Weber State una ventaja de 3–0.

Al recibir la patada de salida, el receptor de Utah State Terrell Vaughn anotó los primeros puntos de su carrera, corriendo el balón 100 yardas para poner a los Aggies por delante para su única ventaja del partido, 7–3.

Con una desventaja de cuatro puntos, Barron conectó con MacPherson en lo profundo del campo para una ganancia de 62 yardas.

Una carrera de 17 yardas de Josh Davis puso el primer touchdown de Weber State en el tablero.

La ofensiva de los Aggies no fue capaz de tomar represalias. Con el balón en sus propios 28, Logan Bonner lanzó su primera intercepción del juego al cornerback Jalon Rock, que lo devolvió a la línea de 8 yardas y preparó a los Wildcats para otro gol de cam-

Damon Bankston and Hayden Meacham running down the field with their teammates.

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Weber State University is launching a new app to boost student safety on campus called Code Purple. The app boasts several features expected to help students feel safe on campus at any time of the day. The app is live and available for most mobile devices.

“The reason we developed it was to provide our campus community, of course, with further resources to keep themselves safe while they’re on campus,” Seth Cawley, WSU Police Department chief, said. He also said it can help students quickly connect with university police if needed.

The app includes many features geared toward campus safety. The safety walk allows students to be accompanied virtual-

ly by a friend. During the walk, users can report tips to the police department or use the safety button in emergencies, which will send campus police an alert with specific coordinates.

Cawley said the safety walk has already been utilized frequently by students on campus, often during students’ walks from later classes to their car.

In situations where students feel that a friend-accompanied safety walk may not be enough, there is also a safety lock feature. This will give students the opportunity to have a police department dispatcher accompany them virtually, being able to send officers at a moment’s notice.

In addition to these features, the app will also function as a campus emergency notification system.

“If there’s an emergency on campus, not only will you get the email, the text message and the phone call, you’ll get a push

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notification through the app that will let you know there’s an emergency on campus,” Cawley said.

Emergency alerts could include campus closure due to weather or natural conditions. The app can also notify students of a lockdown, in which case the app advises where violence is possible and where on campus to run away, find a safe place, draw blinds, turn off lights, silence cell phones, be ready to fight if necessary and don’t leave shelter until the all-clear notification arrives.

Crimes and tips can be submitted through the app as well. “They can go on there and provide a tip anonymously,” Cawley said. Pictures and videos may also be uploaded.

As the app is used and more feedback is provided, updates with new safety features will be added. Campus police welcome feedback and tips for making the app more

comprehensive and campus a safer place.

In addition to the Code Purple app, WSU is urging students to participate in the Community Policing Recommendation and Service Committee.

“We are going to be inviting our campus community to join the police department,” Cawley said. “Sitting on a committee to provide the campus community with safety tips to address safety concerns from a campus perspective.”

The committee meetings will be open to students, faculty and any community members interested in furthering campus and community safety. Cawley also stated the importance of a positive relationship between the campus community and law enforcement.

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La Universidad de Weber State está lanzando una nueva aplicación para aumentar la seguridad de los estudiantes en el campus llamada Código Púrpura. La aplicación cuenta con varias características que se espera que ayuden a los estudiantes a sentirse seguros en el campus en cualquier momento del día. La aplicación está disponible para la mayoría de los dispositivos móviles.

“La razón por la que la desarrollamos fue para proporcionar a nuestra comunidad del campus, por supuesto, más recursos para mantenerse a salvo mientras están en el campus”, dijo Seth Cawley, jefe del Departamento de Policía de la WSU. También dijo que puede ayudar a los estudiantes a conectarse rápidamente con la policía de la universidad si es necesario.

La aplicación incluye muchas funciones orientadas a la seguridad del campus. El paseo de seguridad permite a los estudiantes estar acompañados virtualmente por un amigo. Durante el paseo, los usuarios pueden informar al departamento de policía

o utilizar el botón de seguridad en caso de emergencia, que enviará a la policía del campus una alerta con coordenadas específicas.

Cawley dijo que el paseo de seguridad ya ha sido utilizado con frecuencia por los estudiantes en el campus, a menudo durante los paseos de los estudiantes desde sus últimas clases hasta su coche.

En situaciones en las que los estudiantes consideran que un paseo de seguridad acompañado por un amigo puede no ser suficiente, también hay una función de bloqueo de seguridad. Esto dará a los estudiantes la oportunidad de que un despachador del departamento de policía los acompañe virtualmente, pudiendo enviar oficiales en un momento dado.

Además de estas características, la app también funcionará como un sistema de notificación de emergencias del campus.

“Si hay una emergencia en el campus, no sólo recibirás el correo electrónico, el mensaje de texto y la llamada telefónica, sino que recibirás una notificación push a través de la aplicación que te hará saber que hay una

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emergencia en el campus”, dijo Cawley.

Las alertas de emergencia pueden incluir el cierre del campus debido a condiciones meteorológicas o naturales. La aplicación también puede notificar a los estudiantes de un cierre, en cuyo caso la aplicación aconseja dónde es posible la violencia y dónde en el campus para huir, encontrar un lugar seguro, bajar las persianas, apagar las luces, silenciar los teléfonos móviles, estar listo para luchar si es necesario y no dejar el refugio hasta que llegue la notificación de todo despejado.

También se pueden enviar delitos y consejos a través de la app. “Pueden entrar ahí y proporcionar una pista de forma anónima”, dijo Cawley. También se pueden subir fotos y vídeos.

A medida que se utilice la aplicación y se reciban más comentarios, se añadirán actualizaciones con nuevas funciones de seguridad. La policía del campus agradece los comentarios y consejos para que la aplicación sea más completa y el campus un lugar más seguro.

Además de la aplicación Código Púrpura,

la WSU está instando a los estudiantes a participar en el Comité de Recomendación y Servicio de la Policía Comunitaria.

“Vamos a invitar a nuestra comunidad del campus para unirse al departamento de policía”, dijo Cawley. “Sentarse en un comité para proporcionar a la comunidad del campus con consejos de seguridad para abordar las preocupaciones de seguridad desde una perspectiva del campus”.

Las reuniones del comité estarán abiertas a los estudiantes, al profesorado y a cualquier miembro de la comunidad interesado en fomentar la seguridad del campus y de la comunidad. Cawley también declaró la importancia de una relación positiva entre la comunidad del campus y las fuerzas del orden.

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Korean food at the festival. All the food was handmade by the servers.

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Chuseok is one of the biggest Korean holidays celebrated every fall. It is a time where families gather together to give thanks to their ancestors for an abundant autumn harvest. The holiday is typically celebrated with wine, food and family gatherings. It generally takes place in September or early October, based on the lunar calendar. This year, Chuseok was celebrated on Sept. 10-12.

Sugarhouse Park in Salt Lake City held a

festival for the holiday on Sept. 10. Chuseok is celebrated for three days, but this festival only lasted three hours. Those three hours were far from uneventful, as this festival was full of song and dance and was vibrant to the eyes and ears.

Every minute was filled with some sort of entertainment, including games, karaoke, competitions, lottery tickets, dancing, performances and food! Lots and lots of Korean food! All the food was handmade and planned to fill every belly at the festival. Just to put that into perspective, 150+ people and four dogs attended that day.

It was an eclectic group of people that came to the festival. Many were Koreans who missed celebrating the holiday together. For them, it was a time to gather with friends and family and enjoy each other’s embrace and dine together.

Some participants came to learn more about Korea and its culture. Whether that curiosity stemmed from interest in family history, Korean media, a friend, or even from the flier, these participants came to enjoy themselves and immerse themselves in a different culture.

This Chuseok festival was so much fun!

The people were amazing to talk to, each one with their own story on how they stumbled upon this celebration. Some came for togetherness, others came to experience something new, but all came to enjoy excellent Korean cooking and, most importantly, have fun.

Even if it was only three hours, I would absolutely recommend going to a Chuseok festival! I would recommend taking new opportunities to experience different cultures.

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World Martial Arts Tae-Kwon-Do Demonstration Team performing Poomsae and Tae-Kwon-Do forms.

Children at the festival eating together. Two girls are wearing traditional Korean Hanboks.

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Ingeong Park is the event organizer and a traditional Korean dancer.

JeongHea Young and Ingeong Park dancing to the traditional song “Arirang.”

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In a recent search for sexual testing, I decided to check Weber State University’s website in an effort to understand the sexual health resources and services our campus clinic offers.

Currently, it looks like the Student Health Center provides chlamydia and gonorrhea testing for $35 each, pregnancy tests that are free and herpes culture testing for $65. These current services leave a large gap in student sexual health.

The Student Health Center provides no mention of HIV testing, contraception options, PrEP medication, HPV vaccinations or simple family planning courses.

In comparison, the University of Utah offers completely free HIV/STI testing for the fall semester (WSU costs $35 each) while also

providing sexual health supplies and additional info on any further resources needed.

Brigham Young University offers a family planning class that contains information on contraception, male and female anatomy discussion and preparation for intercourse.

The entire class costs students $10.

Utah State University offers a myriad of sexual health services for their students, including HPV vaccinations, sexual conseling, pap smears, IUD placements and care for any gyneological problems.

Southern Utah University offers free condoms and pregnancy tests to students. While

SUU does not host an on-campus clinic, they do provide a plethora of detailed resources to get you the answers you need.

Lastly, Utah Valley University provides their students with pap smears, contraception and a complete HIV/STI testing panel.

A 2018 review of Weber’s Student Health Center shared that only 13% of students on campus take advantage of the clinic’s services. It makes me wonder if upgrading our sexual health resources and advertising them more would help the amount of students using their facility.

The rate for sexually-transmitted infections continues to grow each year and according to the CDC close to half of the 20 million STIs reported in 2018 were people aged 15-24 years old.

If you’re a student and looking for sexual health help that the Student Health Center can’t provide, Planned Parenthood of Utah is just down the street from campus and offers an extensive list of low-cost or free services and resources to our community.

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En una reciente búsqueda de pruebas sexuales, decidí revisar el sitio web de nuestra universidad en un esfuerzo por entender los recursos y servicios de salud sexual que ofrece nuestra clínica del campus.

Actualmente, parece que el Centro de Salud Estudiantil ofrece pruebas de clamidia/ gonorrea, pruebas de embarazo y pruebas de cultivo de herpes. Estos servicios actuales dejan un gran vacío en la salud sexual de los estudiantes.

El Centro de Salud Estudiantil no menciona las pruebas de VIH, las opciones de anticoncepción, la medicación PrEP, las vacunas contra el VPH o los cursos sencillos de planificación familiar.

En comparación, la Universidad de Utah ofrece pruebas de VIH/ITS completamente gratuitas para el semestre de otoño (la WSU cuesta 35 dólares), al tiempo que proporciona suministros de salud sexual e información adicional sobre cualquier otro recurso necesario.

La Universidad Brigham Young ofrece una clase de planificación familiar que contiene información sobre anticoncepción, discusión sobre anatomía masculina y femenina y preparación para el coito. La clase completa cuesta a los estudiantes 10 dólares.

La Universidad Estatal de Utah ofrece una gran cantidad de servicios de salud sexual

para sus estudiantes, incluyendo vacunas contra el VPH, asesoramiento sexual, pruebas de Papanicolaou, colocación de DIU y atención a cualquier problema ginecológico.

La Universidad del Sur de Utah ofrece preservativos y pruebas de embarazo gratuitas a los estudiantes. Aunque la SUU no dispone de una clínica en el campus, proporciona una gran cantidad de recursos detallados para obtener las respuestas que necesitas.

Por último, la Universidad de Utah Valley ofrece a sus estudiantes pruebas de Papanicolaou, anticonceptivos y un panel completo de pruebas de VIH/ITS. Una revisión de 2018 del Centro de Salud Estudiantil de Weber compartió que solo el 13% de los estudiantes del campus aprovechan los servicios de la clínica. Me hace preguntarme si mejorar nuestros recursos de salud sexual y publicitarlos más ayudaría a la cantidad de estudiantes que usan sus instalaciones.

La tasa de infecciones de transmisión sexual sigue creciendo cada año y, según los CDC, cerca de la mitad de los 20 millones de ITS reportados en 2018 fueron personas de entre 15 y 24 años.

Si eres un estudiante y buscas ayuda para la salud sexual que el Centro de Salud Estudiantil no puede proporcionar, Planned Parenthood de Utah está justo al final de la calle del campus y ofrece una amplia lista de servicios y recursos de bajo costo o gratuitos para nuestra comunidad.

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By COLLYN COWELS Reporter

On Sept. 1, the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Utah Jazz agreed on a trade for Donovan Mitchell. The Cavaliers are sending Collin Sexton, Lauri Markkanen, Ochai Agbaji, three first-round picks and two pick swaps to Utah, while the Utah Jazz is sending Donovan Mitchell.

From trading Rudy Gobert to the Minnesota Timberwolves earlier this off-season, to now getting rid of Donovan Mitchell, the Jazz is in a full rebuild. With both all-stars departing from the organization this off-season, the Utah Jazz get seven first-round draft picks for their rebuild.

Prior to the trade, the Cavaliers trade had turned down several offers from other teams, including one from the New York Knicks.

The Knicks were offering Obi Toppin, Evan Fournier and other picks.

Utah didn’t see that usable in their rebuild.

Instead, the Utah Jazz got two former-NBA, all-rookies in Lauri Markkanen and Collin Sexton. Another NBA all-rookie that will potentially join the scene is Ochai Agbaji.

The Utah Jazz was mainly looking for picks for their superstar, and that’s what the Cavaliers delivered.

During the Donovan Mitchell trade process, it seemed like the Cleveland Cavaliers weren’t in the trade talks whatsoever. This team may not be a No. 1 favorite in the East to make it to the finals, but they sure can

compete with the starting five of Garland, Mitchell, Lavert, Mobley and Allen.

The Cavaliers being able to make a huge All-Star trade without getting rid of their big three of Garland, Mobley and Allen is massive for this young team. This is going to be one of the better Cavalier teams to watch in the post-LeBron James era.

Mitchell will be suited up for the Cavaliers starting in October.

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DO YOU KNOW YOUR NEWS? QUIZ ANSWERS FROM PAGE 2

The answer is A, Prince Charles. According to KSL, now-King Charles III has been proclaimed the new sovereign of the United Kingdom. Prince William, Charles’ son, is now heir to the throne and the Prince of Wales and thereby next in the line of succession.

The answer is B, 35%. According to KSL, Rachel Lucynski, director of Huntsman Mental Health Institute, says the state has seen a 35% increase from August 2021 - August 2022 in calls made to the new 988 number as opposed to the traditional ten-digit number.

The answer is D, 98th. According to KSL, Russell M. Nelson celebrated his 98th birthday this past week on Sept. 9. This makes him the oldest to serve in the office of President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He is also the longest living General Authority of said church.

The answers are C and D, Sept. 23 and Sept. 27. According to KSL, Jim Free,

NASA’s associate administrator for the Exploration Systems Development Mission Directorate, says NASA is shooting for a new date to launch the failed moon mission. That new date will either be Sept. 23 or 27. The next calendar launch period opens on Sept. 9 and closes on Oct. 4.

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After reigning as Queen of England for 72 years, Queen Elizabeth II died on Sept. 8 at 96 years old.

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The answer is D, Batgirl. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the movie was canceled for a tax write-off in the wake of the

merger of Warner Bros. and Discovery. The film was to star Leslie Grace in the title role, with Michael Keaton returning as Batman.

NASA is planning to relaunch the Artemis I moon mission.

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