| Brother is so pumped to see his sister graduate, he forgets he's filming Posted: 03 Jun 2016 11:45 AM PDT  Great sibling, terrible cameraman. Deandro Wurangian was thrilled to attend his sister Deandra's high school graduation last week in Anaheim, California. He even decided to film the event, so Deandra could have a special video of this exact moment she walked across the field to accept her sweet, sweet diploma. SEE ALSO: Tossing your cap at graduation can have disastrous results Except Deandro was so busy cheering, he forgot to film. Deandra told Mashable that she wasn't too surprised by the video. "My initial reaction was that [it] was something my brother would do," she said. Still, she added, "I adored how much he cheered because I didn't realize how proud of me he was." Awww. Yeah, okay, so Deandra won't have a video of her graduation. But she will have a video of her brother shouting "Yeah! That's my sister!", which is arguably even better. Plus, there's always college graduation — Deandra plans to attend California State University in Long Beach next fall. Image: deandra wurangian [H/T: BuzzFeed ]
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| Burundi school students charged for defacing president's photo Posted: 03 Jun 2016 11:10 AM PDT  Eleven high school students in a city in central Burundi were detained and charged Friday with defacing a photo of President Pierre Nkurunziza, a police official said, as three people were shot and injured in a protest at the arrests. "The prosecutor in Muramvya has just decided to detain 11... for insulting the head of state," the police official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. An impoverished country in central Africa struggling with a legacy of ethnic conflict, Burundi plunged into crisis in April 2015 when Nkurunziza announced he was running for a third term, a vote he won last July amid opposition boycotts.
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| Unemployment Rate for Young College Grads May Surprise You Posted: 03 Jun 2016 10:52 AM PDT  As the debate continues to rage over the value of a college education amid a tough employment market and skyrocketing tuition rates, Americans may be misunderstanding one huge fact. Young adults with a college degree are much more likely to be employed than those without one. Americans age 25 to 34 with a four-year college degree have a startling low unemployment rate of just 2.1 percent, compared to 7 percent for those without a degree.
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| Constable: 2 teens behead 1 llama, shoot another in Texas Posted: 02 Jun 2016 09:40 PM PDT CYPRESS, Texas (AP) — Two high school students have been arrested after authorities in Texas say they beheaded a llama and shot another one. |
