Joel Whitaker
Today in History: 18th Amendment Passed
The 18th Amendment, which launched the Prohibition Era, began its short career this day in 1919. Considered by some a well intentioned act (of social hygiene), it sought to ban the availability of alcoholic beverages. The unintended consequences, though, were perhaps worse — vast flouting of the law by the public
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Restaurant Foundation Offers Nearly $1 M in Academic Scholarships
Students pursuing post-secondary study in restaurant, foodservice, and hospitality fields can apply starting today for an academic scholarship from the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation (NRAEF). The NRAEF will award nearly $1 million in scholarships for the 2025-2026 academic year. Students of all ages and backgrounds who are interested in