St. Petersburg students learn leadership online from Bank of America internships

Emma Polinsky, a rising senior at Boca Ciega High School, has a passion for community service.

That enthusiasm landed Polinsky a spot as a 2020 Bank of America Student Leader, one of four high school students from the Tampa Bay area and one of about 300 nationwide selected to take part in the annual paid internship program.

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‘Catalyst Sessions’ recap: Roy Peter Clark

Author, deep thinker and Poynter Institute writing prof Roy Peter Clark returned to The Catalyst Sessions Friday, for a wide-ranging discussion of whatever happened to be on his mind.

“It seems as if we’ve entered this comic book bizarro world,” he mused, “in which all the things we took for granted no longer exist in the same way, and things which were of little importance are now of great importance. Things that we never saw before, we’re seeing all the time now.”

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