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Tensions flare at US universities over pro-Palestinian protests: Many arrested, Columbia moves classes online

Protests on prestigious US college campuses like Yale, New York University, and Columbia University have intensified amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. These demonstrations have prompted significant police intervention and drastic administrative measures, including the cancellation of in-person classes at Columbia, as institutions grapple with escalating campus unrest.

The Times of India

Columbia University shifts classes to remote-only after a wave of protests on campus

Yale University, Emerson College and New York University are among the few schools where students are staging encampments calling for divestment from Israel.

WEKU

Regulating Smartphones? Jonathan Haidt vs. Libertarians

The author of The Anxious Generation argues that parents, schools, and society must keep kids off of social media.

Reason

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The best game design schools, ranked by the Princeton Review 2024

Whether you’re taking your first steps or refining your skills, there’s a game design program for anyone. Check out the 50 best undergraduate and 25 best graduate programs out there

PC Gamer

Jan. 6 architect has a "perjury problem"

Attorney Kenneth Chesebro may have perjured himself in Nevada, says New York University law professor Ryan Goodman

Salon

Who are Radhika Merchant’s parents? All about them

Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani's younger daughter-in-law-to-be, Radhika Merchant needs no introduction. From holding a degree from the prestigious New York University to being a professional Bharatnatyam dancer, Radhika is an all rounder. The 29-year-old will tie the nuptial knot with the younger son and the youngest child of Mukesh…

The Times of India

If you donate DNA, what should scientists give in return? A 'pathbreaking' new model

That's how a prominent medical ethicist describes a researcher's innovative plan to share study results with participants in Kenya.

WEKU

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Unsealed Arguments for Pseudonymity in Challenge to NYU Law Review's Race/Sex/Etc. Preferences

I wrote in November about the court decision allowing the challenge to NYU Law Review's race, sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity preferences to proceed pseudonymously; Judge Victor Marrero allowed Doe to proceed pseudonymously, though "without prejudice to New York University's right to move the Court to direct Plaintiff to…

Reason

Trump judge dismantles fraud trial expert witness: ‘Lost all credibility’

In a scathing ruling, Judge Arthur Engoron said the former president’s defence witness ‘lost all credibility’

The Independent UK

Trump says he needs to lose weight after seeing courtroom sketch

Former president returns to court for the first time in a month as his attorneys wrap up their defence

The Independent UK

School weather station programme yields positive academic results

Kadeeja Farha, a Plus Two student, has achieved success due to Kerala's Weather Station programme. She was part of a team that produced a research paper, which was noticed by the Ministry of Earth Sciences. She was accepted to Delhi University and is now being considered for admission to New…

The Hindu

NY Times "sugarcoats" Trump "Nazi talk"

"Do better," critics urge after the Times buried Trump's alarming "vermin" rhetoric

Salon

House speakership battle underscores election-denying Republicans’ power

The speaker race – featuring leading candidates who tried to overturn the 2020 election – is setting off alarms for the future of democracy

The Guardian - US

Most US nursing homes are understaffed, potentially compromising health care for more than a million elderly residents

More than 80% of U.S. nursing homes reported staffing shortages in early 2023. SciLine interviewed Dr. Jasmine Travers, a gerontological nurse practitioner and assistant professor of nursing at New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing, and asked her how the shortage affects health care for nursing home residents, if…

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‘My goals in life vanished’: Afghan students rocked by US visa denials

Students trying to attend university in the US tell of their frustration after being rejected over the ‘immigrant intent’ test

Fortune

The hedge fund titan who’s been watching for ‘black swans’ for decades says the ‘greatest credit bubble in human history’ is set to pop—but he’s not worried

Mark Spitznagel and Nassim Taleb have been watching for black swans for decades. "We’ve never seen anything like this level of total debt and leverage in the system," he tells Fortune. "It's an experiment."

Irish Mirror

Madonna's boxer boyfriend Josh, 29, slammed for 'poor taste' posts after hospital dash

Madonna, 64, is thought to be dating 29-year-old Josh Popper, but he hasn't addressed the singer's recent medical scare after she was rushed to hospital with a bacterial infection

The Independent UK

Controversial influencer Caroline Calloway claims she scammed her way into Cambridge

The American student who dubbed herself the ‘Gatsby of Cambridge’ gained a huge Instagram following by sharing details of her lavish lifestyle

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A brief history of zero-knowledge proofs, the buzzy mathematical technique that’s taken crypto by storm

"Zero knowledge proofs are going to become a fundamental part of humanity’s infrastructure,” says Zooko Wilcox, cofounder of Zcash.

The Guardian - US

‘To the class of 2023, I say three words: you poor bastards’: the year’s best graduation speeches

Oprah Winfrey, Tom Hanks and Karine Jean-Pierre deliver words of wisdom at commencement ceremonies across US

Fortune

The $500 billion ‘Office real estate apocalypse’: Researchers find remote work’s effect even worse than expected

“The key takeaway from our analysis is that remote work is shaping up to massively disrupt the value of commercial office real estate,” they wrote.

Fortune

The star-studded mountaintop utopia that wasn’t

The creators of a "Ted meets Burning Man" conference set out to build a utopia for tech elites and celebrities on Powder Mountain, but it didn't work out quite as planned.

The Guardian - UK

AI expert Meredith Broussard: ‘Racism, sexism and ableism are systemic problems’

The journalist and academic says the bias encoded in artificial intelligence systems can’t be fixed with better data alone – the change has to be societal

Bangkok Post

Taking risks and supporting local governance

A recent paper, prepared jointly by Chatham House and the Center on International Cooperation at New York University, estimated that close to 50% of the populations living in fragile and conflict-affected states were in contexts "where relations between a significant number of international actors and national authorities are estranged". Rather…

Fortune

From telemarketers to English teachers, these jobs are most in danger of being taken over by robots in the AI revolution

A study found the advancement of ChatGPT-like tools will mean that some workers need to adjust or risk losing their jobs.

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