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Wealthy families pay this admissions specialist $500,000 or more to help get their kids into the Ivy League

They start preparing for college as early as fifth grade.

Fortune

Could eating dark chocolate reduce the risk of diabetes?

A new study has found that people eating several portions of dark chocolate per week were less likely to develop type 2.

Al Jazeera

Let's compromise with Trump on education

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Salon

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“I Wasn’t Done”: Insomniac Student Teaches Noisy Roommates The Importance Of Sleep

When one student's roommates refused to shut up during shut-eye time, she turned the tables on them in an act of sleepless but satisfying malicious compliance. The post “I Wasn’t Done”: Insomniac Student Teaches Noisy Roommates The Importance Of Sleep first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Reconciling technology with humanism: the future of education in the age of generative AI

In the age of generative AI, we face a major challenge: the growing gap between technological advancements and a humanistic understanding of education. This divide threatens our ability to use AI tools wisely and our capacity to foresee their societal impact. Generative AI is profoundly shaping our everyday educational experiences…

The Conversation

AI boom makes European universities the new Harvard and Stanford for tech talent

Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch’s Parisian alma mater is a breeding ground for France’s $2.3 billion AI talent boom.

Fortune

Supreme Court Justice to make musical debut in Broadway first

Jackson will be the first Supreme Court Justice to ever make a Broadway appearance

The Independent UK

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AI supercharged the sciences in 2024, revealing a major breakthrough in Alzheimer's diagnosis

A surge of AI-powered breakthroughs reminds us of the good that artificial intelligence can do, when placed in the right hands.

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Liberia’s education system faces persistent challenges despite high hopes

When former president Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, the Harvard University-trained leader, ascended to power in Liberia in 2005, her compatriots celebrated her intention to consign the country’s poor educational standards to history.

Radio France Internationale

Agency overseeing $368bn Aukus deal in morale crisis paid consultancy $9.5m for management advice

Exclusive: Australian Submarine Agency’s ten-month contract with McKinsey says it’ll deliver skills ‘currently unavailable’ within government department

The Guardian - AU

Joyce Crick obituary

Other lives: Lecturer in German literature at the University of London and translator of works by Freud

The Guardian - UK

Netflix just got one of my favorite underrated comedies and it already crashed the top 10

Netflix just added "A.P. Bio," one of my favorite underrated comedies. And it's already crashed the top 10.

Tom’s Guide

To woo Gen Z, the maker of Bud Light and Michelob is betting on ‘NA’ beers

As Gen Z loses interest in drinking, Michel Doukeris and AB InBev are betting on nonalcoholic beers like Corona Cero and Budweiser Zero.

Fortune

NYPD gets a new top cop after months of turmoil. Jessica Tisch is the 2nd woman to lead the force

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has appointed sanitation chief Jessica Tisch as police commissioner

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

What's true on Rachel Reeves' LinkedIn CV — and what's not?

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has been embroiled in a scandal over the editing of her LinkedIn

LiveScience

Large language models not fit for real-world use, scientists warn — even slight changes cause their world models to collapse

Large language model AIs might seem smart on a surface level but they struggle to actually understand the real world and model it accurately, a new study finds.

Salon

Elise Stefanik's showboating pays off

She tormented university presidents on TV — and Trump loved it. Expect more of that with the world watching

Top News

Salisbury University Students Face Assault And Hate Crime Charges

Salisbury University students face assault and hate crime charges for targeting a man based on his sexual orientation. The incident highlights the importan...

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Mark Zuckerberg and T-Pain recorded a love song—and short video—for Priscilla Chan: an acoustic cover of Lil Jon's club anthem 'Get Low'

The world’s third-richest man can add something new to his résumé: singer.

The Conversation

Campuses are ground zero in debates about antisemitism − but that’s been true for 100 years

When Eliza arrived on her West Coast college campus in the fall of 2020, building community was difficult due to the raging COVID-19 pandemic. Yet over time she forged a network of friends, anchored by her sorority.

The Canberra Times

Farm pioneers Dianne and Ian Haggerty are WA's 2025 Australians of the Year

Farming couple share WA's Australian of the Year Award for 2025.

The Guardian - UK

The exile of Mosab Abu Toha: how a Gazan poet was forced to flee his home

His house was bombed and his relatives killed, before he escaped to the US. Now he is on a relentless, restless drive to tell the stories of all those left behind

Reason

An Interview with Judge James C. Ho

Q: Judge Amul Thapar of the Sixth Circuit recently criticized the law clerk hiring boycott that you and others launched… The post An Interview with Judge James C. Ho appeared first on Reason.com.

The Guardian - UK

It’s Hague v Mandelson for the Oxford chancellorship – but do students care?

While Peter Mandelson and William Hague are thought to be the front runners for the 800-year-0ld post, students are concerned with more mundane lifestyle issues

Space

Boost for Mars life? Red Planet's magnetic field may have lasted longer than thought

Mars' global magnetic field may have hung around for 200 million years longer than scientists had thought, possibly giving life a longer window to take hold on the Red Planet.

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