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Benson Boone responds to Mark Zuckerberg’s serenade impression of him

Zuckerberg recreated Boone’s performance of his hit single ‘Beautiful Things’ at the 2025 Grammy Awards in a sequin blue jumpsuit

The Independent UK

Banning Diet Supplements Won't Stop Teen Eating Disorders

Dietary supplement bans for minors may spread—but they’ll be costly, confusing, and ineffective.

Reason

This robotics company which accepts less than 1% of internship applications say they look for candidates with these qualities

With a .08% new hire rate, getting an internship at Gecko Robotics is harder than getting into Harvard.

Fortune

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Harvard expert recommends THIS 4-minute activity to boost brain health

While health experts are raising alarms about the growing incidence and early onset of dementia, it is essential to adopt healthy practices to keep the brain health in check.

The Times of India

Harvard doctor shares 5 common signs that indicates essential vitamin and mineral deficiency

Our body constantly sends signals when something is lacking, and often, we tend to ignore these subtle signs. Nutritional deficiencies can lead to various health issues, and some common physical symptoms can indicate what essential nutrients might be missing.

The Times of India

Inside the Russian Occupation of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone

Harvard historian Serhii Plokhy's book tells the stories of soldiers, stalkers, and squatters in Chernobyl during Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reason

What’s the Farthest a 16-Seed Has Ever Gone in the NCAA Tournament? (Men's and Women's)

Being a No. 16 seed is about as close to a participation trophy as you can get in Division I college basketball.

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Bill Gates says Microsoft's $3 trillion success is a blend of — youthful late-night coding escapades, a premature Harvard departure, and a sprinkle of "laissez-faire treatment" from passers-by

Bill Gates attributes Microsoft's success to sneaking out in the wee hours of the night to perfect his coding skills, ditching Harvard after three semesters, and laissez-faire treatment from passers-by.

Windows Central

DOGE shut the funding spigot for medical research overnight. Scientists are calling it 'the end of science' in America

Scientists warn the private medical sector won’t see a boost after DOGE cuts public research funding and emphasizes an ‘imminent’ brain drain of scientists to China.

Fortune

Bill Gates says Microsoft might not have taken off if he hadn’t dropped out of Harvard—or spent his nights sneaking out to code until 2 a.m. at 13

The software CEO and billionaire said: “I had to give in to the inevitable, and give up school and, of course, never go back.”

Fortune

“Anant has fought obesity throughout his life…” Nita Ambani’s emotional speech about son's struggle with health

Nita Ambani recently took to the stage at the Harvard India Conference and shared a deeply personal and emotional story about her youngest son, Anant Ambani. She reflected on his struggles with health, particularly his lifelong battle with obesity, and the transformation he underwent.

The Times of India

In Pics: Nita Ambani at Harvard India Conference 2025 as keynote speaker

Nita Ambani, Founder-Chairperson of the Reliance Foundation, recently delivered the keynote address at the prestigious Harvard India Conference 2025. Read further on Dynamite News:

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‘Strange Earth’: 50 Happenings That Are Borderline Unbelievable

The members of this group share unsettling conspiracy theories, bizarre coincidences, unexpected animal behaviors, and everything else that challenges our understanding of reality. The post ‘Strange Earth’: 50 Happenings That Are Borderline Unbelievable first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bored Panda

Harvard team built a CMOS chip to map 70,000 synaptic connections between 2,000 rat neurons

A Harvard team built a CMOS chip that can see the signals across 2,000 rat neurons, allowing the team to map over 70,000 connections — a first in the field of neural research.

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How far can a person run without stopping?

People go on 5K and 10K runs all the time. But what's the farthest humans can run at one time?

The Guardian - US

‘We’re like sitting ducks’: the right’s ‘war on woke’ has a well-tested playbook to take down academics

The campaign against Claudine Gay, Harvard’s first Black president, has become a blueprint increasingly wielded against women and scholars of color

Sports Illustrated

Jaylen Brown Is Redefining the Role of Sports

Sure, he wants to win another NBA title. But the Celtics’ Finals MVP is also building a legacy off the court and tackling the problem of wealth disparity.

The Guardian - UK

The Aga Khan obituary

Spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims and billionaire businessman who enjoyed a jet-setting lifestyle

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Fortune

Bill Gates says he got into every Ivy League school he applied to, but tailored a different 'persona' for each application: 'Each was a performance'

“I wanted the chance to see how I stacked up against the other brainy kids from a much wider pool than Lakeside,” Gates said.

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Cynthia Erivo Named Hasty Pudding Theatricals Woman Of The Year

Cynthia Erivo honored as Hasty Pudding Theatricals Woman of the Year in festive parade and roast event at Harvard University.

The Independent UK

Trump's HHS investigating medical schools for antisemitism because students wore keffiyehs: report

Health agency noted medical schools receive hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding

The Independent UK

'Wicked' star Cynthia Erivo headlines parade for Harvard's Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year

“Wicked” star Cynthia Erivo is beimg feted as Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals Woman of the Year

The Independent UK

The Aga Khan: Philanthropist and spiritual leader of the world's Ismaili Muslims dies

Aga Khan was given the title of ‘His Highness’ by Queen Elizabeth in July 1957

Reason

Harvard / Dep't of Ed Settlement Chilling Anti-Israel, Anti-Zionist, and Anti-Anti-Zionist Speech

FIRE (Robert Shibley) has a long and detailed analysis of the settlement (announced Jan. 21), which I highly recommend. A… The post Harvard / Dep't of Ed Settlement Chilling Anti-Israel, Anti-Zionist, and Anti-Anti-Zionist Speech appeared first on Reason.com.

The Times of India

Harvard doctor shares 4 signs of magnesium deficiency and urges not to ignore them

Magnesium is a vital mineral that plays a crucial role in numerous bodily functions. It is involved in over 300 enzymatic reactions, making it essential for maintaining overall health. Despite its importance, many people do not get enough magnesium in their diets, which can lead to various health issues.

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