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For many, school can be a fairly plain experience – but not for those of Bryggeriet Gymnasium, a High School in Malmo that specialises in skateboarding. With their own indoor skatepark and classroom visits from Tony Hawk, it's a truly incredible story of how a historic Scandinavian city has embraced the modern world of skateboarding.

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Colleges all across America are betting big on the resurrection of American campus life. So are bondholders.

After a year of declining enrollment, online classes and vacant quads, schools have started selling bonds again for new dormitories, signaling optimism that the impact of the pandemic will be short-lived.