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3 ways higher education can become more hopeful in the post-pandemic, post-AI era

We live at a time when universities and colleges are facing multiplying crises, pressures and changes.

The Conversation

Taking flight: The post-pandemic travel boom

Thinking about booking that long-awaited overseas trip? International travel is back and bigger than ever.

Newsroom.co.nz

OPINION - Dylan Jones: Slowcoach, slug Britain — is this really what we want to become?

Welcome, then, to Slug Britain. A place that gets slower by the minute. A few days ago, as I was hurtling out of Liverpool Street Tube station at 6.50am, my hand holding my debit card, ready to swipe it against the ticket machine, I walked smack right into an example…

Evening Standard

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Chicago public schools help students build mental health coping skills

Support groups and counseling help students overcome social and emotional struggles after COVID-19.

Chicago Sun-Times

Experts Say Lockdown Has Had A Lasting Impact On Relos & Many Couples Are Still On The Rocks

Experts are saying that the covid lockdowns have had a lasting impact on the state of romantic relationships in Australia.

Pedestrian.tv

Biden’s victory lap is good politics. Cheering is bad economics

Since 1987, the real median family income has grown at one-third the rate of the previous three decades.

Fortune

Almost half of doctors say their mental health is worse than during pandemic

The survey from the Medical Protection Society also found the majority of doctors do not think the Government is doing enough to support staff.

The Independent UK

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COVID changed disability rights forever

COVID-19 has changed the landscape for disability rights, an issue that is already far too neglected in society

Salon

Same as it ever was: The affordability crisis has the suburbs topping America's migration wish list

The Ipsos Consumer Tracker shows that 75 years after the atomic age and postwar boom, Americans still turn to the suburbs for comfort.

Fortune

Relationships in the world of AI

As the pandemic hit in 2020, AI revolutionised the way relationships are handled. Many people took help from AI apps for their relationship stability, while some found solace in AI chatbot relationships. In both ways, AI is emerging as a powerful third party in our relationships. B

The Hindu

We Are for Alleppey initiative helps children affected by COVID-19 pandemic

‘We Are for Alleppey’, with the Alappuzha District Collector as patron, is implementing various projects for the rehabilitation of children in the district who lost both parents or one parent to the pandemic with the support of sponsors.

The Hindu

Black Belt Eagle Scout's latest record inspired by return home to Swinomish tribe's ancestral lands

The beginning of the pandemic was devasting for the leader of the indie rock band Black Belt Eagle Scout, Katherine Paul

The Independent UK

I Watched Creamerie And It's The Pandemic Show I Didn't Know I Needed

You can stream Creamerie on Hulu, but you probably never heard of it, so let me tell you why you need to watch this pandemic dark comedy.

Cinemablend

Inquiry must assess how Canada’s fragmented COVID-19 response lost the public’s trust

Over the course of the pandemic, more than 53,000 Canadians died and nearly five million contracted COVID-19.

The Conversation

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The Independent UK

Men sentenced for selling unauthorised Covid-19 tests during pandemic

Ron Huss-Smickler, 41 from Birmingham, and Steven Lawrence Beckford, 39 from Edgbaston, bought the non-certified coronavirus tests from Alibaba.

The Guardian - UK

No longer bog standard: how loo roll became a UK status symbol

Since the pandemic toilet paper has come out of the shadows to take centre stage in UK bathrooms

The Guardian - UK

British Airways owner announces record profits for first half of 2023

IAG expects flight capacity to recover to pre-pandemic levels by the end of the year, with fares up almost 10%

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago’s Chinatown, unlike similar neighborhoods elsewhere, is flourishing

It’s growing, expanding into nearby neighborhoods even as traditional Chinese American communities in other cities face pressures from development.

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“Scared out of my mind”: A family scrambles after their disabled 3-year-old loses Medicaid

When Texas started scrubbing people from Medicaid after a three-year pause on removals during the pandemic, one family lost the insurance coverage that helped provide all treatments for their medically complex child.

The Hindu

The ‘spirit’ butterfly effect | Unlike the ‘sober curious’ West, Indians are raising their glasses more now

A resilient economy, premiumisation, neighbourhood bars, and a surge of education and career prospects are all making India one of the fastest growing markets for alcoholic beverages

The Independent UK

Young Chinese opt out of the rat race and pressures at home to pursue global nomad lifestyle

A growing number of young Chinese are moving overseas to escape their homeland's ultra-competitive work culture, limited opportunities and family pressures

The Independent UK

Schools lost track of homeless kids during the pandemic. Many face a steep path to recovery

Homeless kids often fell through the cracks during the tumult of the pandemic, when many schools struggled to keep track of families with unstable housing

Zenger

Genuine Facts About Omicron, Delta, Naturally Acquired Immunity, And Vaccines

The facts surrounding the Delta variant provide a cautionary tale of misinformation about SARS-CoV-2

Fortune

Only a third of post-pandemic business travelers are happy to be back on the road. Here’s why traveling for work is making us feel stressed, exhausted, and homesick

There’s no doubt that social isolation and deteriorating mental health have become much more pronounced among travelers since the pandemic.

The Conversation

How austerity made the UK more vulnerable to COVID

The concept of austerity featured prominently in the first round of hearings of the UK’s COVID inquiry, which has recently come to a close. Notably, former chancellor George Osborne claimed that austerity had a “positive” effect on the UK’s ability to withstand the pandemic.

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