Today is Wednesday, March 28, 2018. Here’s what you need to know today:
News from The Post:
Is selling grilled cheese on Court Street really legal? (The Post)
Athens Community Library held a craft and story night for Pride Week. (The Post)
Women in college find their own way to practice religion. (The Post)
Good morning,
Apple is offering a discounted rate for its latest iPad model to schools, according to The Verge.
Schools can buy the new 9.7-inch model for $299, while consumers have to pay $329. The company announced the initiative at its education event in Chicago on Tuesday. The iPad is also compatible with Apple Pencil, which schools will only have to pay $89 compared to the $99 consumers pay.
The tablet features an HD FaceTime camera, 10 hours of battery life and Touch ID.
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Athens Weather
Pack an umbrella and wear rain boots because there is an 80 percent chance of rain but a high of 62 degrees. (Courtesy of Scalia Lab)
Scores and Game Times.
Softball one-hit Pittsburgh and won 6-1. (The Post)
Baseball lost to Morehead State in extras, 9-8.
You might also want to know…
A YouTube prankster was sued for mimicking In-and-Out CEO’s ex-husband. (Daily Mail)
Oracle won a multimillion-dollar copyright suit against Google. (Wall Street Journal)
Here’s how Food and Wine critics reacted to Red Lobster’s new chicken and lobster. (Food and Wine)
