Five things to know Monday, March 7:

2. State Rep. Earl Ehrhart says Georgia Tech president Bud Peterson should resign over his school's sex complaint process. [Greg Bluestein has the story here]

2. Friends of Trentavious White, better known as Bankroll Fresh, played music outside the studio where the rapper was shot and killed. [Tyler Estep and Lauren Foreman have the latest on this story]

3. Graham Nash says it's the end for Crosby, Stills & Nash. [Melissa Ruggieri tells you what he said]

4.  A quick-thinking fan saved a little boy from being hit by a bat at a Braves-Pirates spring training game. [see the photo and read the story here | smallest guy on Braves team is scoring big]

5. He put @ on the map (and every computer and phone). Ray Tomlinson, the creator of email has died. [read the story here]

Bonus content

March is Women's History Month. Today we bring you the stories of Edna Lewis, the first noted African-American chef, and Simone Biles, who won the individual all-around title a the World Gymnastics Championships three years in a row.