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Other lives: Professor of African history at Soas who delighted in his membership of a local choir in Wales

The Guardian - UK

How Trump's Access Hollywood scandal and Chelsea Clinton's wedding spawned a new MAGA conspiracy theory

A prominent conservative pundit repeated a falsehood from Billy Bush that was later amplified by the soon-to-be vice president

The Independent UK

Many colleges are settling antisemitism cases. Some Republicans blast 'toothless' agreements

Many colleges accused of tolerating antisemitism on their campuses have been settling with federal civil rights investigators in the weeks before the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, who urged a tougher response to campus protests against the war in Gaza

The Independent UK

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Lawless IV: Leadership Failures Old and New

The pandemic showed the weakness of the leadership class. [UPDATE: Inadvertently posted it under my byline, but it's of course Ilya Shapiro's post, as the byline now reflects. -EV]

Reason

Lawless II: Critical Theory Returns with a Vengeance

You can’t have legal education dominated by an ideology that denies the law’s legitimacy.

Reason

Why 'love' should be the parenting language in 2025: How communication shapes a child's world

Parenting is an ever-changing process. It has changed over centuries to fit into the cultural, technological, and psychological contexts of each era.

The Times of India

Who is Joel Kaplan, Meta's new President of Global Affairs and Trump's latest ally in Big Tech?

Nick Clegg is to make way for Meta’s top Republican ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration. Who is he – and why does it matter?

Evening Standard

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Technology will never be a god – but has it become a religion?

Way back in September 2015, the controversial engineer, entrepreneur and Silicon Valley magnate Anthony Levandowski set out to establish a new religion. He called it the Way of the Future – or WOTF.

The Conversation

15 times the brain blew our minds in 2024

Lab-grown minibrains, remarkable brain scans and psychedelic trips — take a look back at some of Live Science's most interesting neuroscience stories from 2024.

LiveScience

Costco shuts down shareholders demand to ditch DEI hiring practices

‘Our Board has considered this proposal and believes that our commitment to an enterprise rooted in respect and inclusion is appropriate and necessary,’ Costco stated

The Independent UK

Former Harvard president Larry Summers slams Ivy League schools for putting ‘social justice’ over excellence

The majority of Harvard’s Gen Z students are graduating with straight A’s. Here’s why that’s a workplace problem in Larry Summers’ eyes

Fortune

"From India to the world": Nita Ambani to take centre stage at 2025 India Conference at Harvard

Nita Ambani, founder and chairperson of the Reliance Foundation, will take the spotlight at the highly anticipated India Conference at Harvard (ICH) in 2025. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

For roughly $30,000, this company gives you a 98% chance of getting into Harvard and the Ivy League

College is already expensive, and Crimson Education believes paying extra for top-notch admissions help is worth it.

Fortune

Black, Latino Enrollment at Harvard Law Falls by Half After Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Ban

Harvard reps noted that they remain committed to "fostering an on-campus community and a legal profession that reflect numerous dimensions of human experience"

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Does size matter? Comparing the classes of top MBA schools

Networking, student support, and job opportunities can all be impacted by the size of a business school.

Fortune

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.

Al Jazeera

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.

Salon

Let's compromise with Trump on education

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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.

The Conversation

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…

Fortune

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.

The Independent UK

Supreme Court Justice to make musical debut in Broadway first

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

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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.

Radio France Internationale

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.

The Guardian - AU

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

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