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US Library of Congress launches AI instrument that lets you search 16 million dilapidated newspaper pages for ancient pictures
The US Library of Congress has released an AI tool that lets you search through 16 million historical newspaper pages for images that help explain the stories of the past. The Newspaper Navigator shows how seminal events and characters, such as wars and presidents, have been depicted in the press. Jim Casey, an assistant professor of African American…
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UPDATE 1-As some U.S. school students celebration, others blow the whistle
(Adds details on Boston University investigation of gathering)Sept 16 (Reuters) – Some U.S. college students are doing the once-improbable: blowing the whistle on classmates who break rules aimed at stemming the spread of the coronavirus.At the University of Missouri, one senior is posting photos and videos on a “University of Misery” Twitter account that shows…
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As Campuses Change into COVID-19 Hot Spots, Faculties Stress Under Financial Pressures
A student walks on campus at the University of South Carolina. During the final week of August, the university reported a 26.6% positivity rate among the student population tested for the coronavirus. Sean Rayford/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Sean Rayford/Getty Images A student walks on campus at the University of South Carolina. During the…
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Looking out at a Choreographer Fabricate: Trisha Brown’s Uncommon Archive
who died in 2017 at 80, had hoped for her archive to be widely accessible. “She wanted to feel like what was there from her legacy, and the record of her creating her work, was offered freely for people to look at,” Ms. Dufty said.The company considered more than 20 potential sites for the archive,…
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So You Moved At some level of the Pandemic. Now Where and How Enact You Vote?
relocating to a second home or the suburbs, or moving around for the fun of it, or because your previous housing fell through.So amid remote work, Zoom classes and general pandemic chaos, voting — and the sometimes confusing rules surrounding it — may be the last thing on your mind.With Nov. 3 just around the…
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Purchase a $50 pupil pass to TC Sessions: Mobility 2020 whereas that it’s probably you’ll well possibly additionally
Students — both high school and college — if you have a burning passion for mobility tech, take advantage of our discount passes and join thousands of mobility professionals around the world for TC Sessions: Mobility 2020 on October 6-7. Buy a student pass for just $50 (before prices go up), and you’ll save up…
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What’s Contemporary in iOS 14 (and iPadOS 14): Our Elephantine Characteristic Rundown
The iPhone’s software is getting a face-lift. The latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 14, is now available for download, and you’ll notice several visual tweaks when you first install it. Notably, your home screen looks very different, with an app library, widgets everywhere, and a new look for Siri. We’ve collected all…
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As some US college college students celebration, others blow the whistle
(Reuters) – Some U.S. college students are doing the once-improbable: blowing the whistle on classmates who break rules aimed at stemming the spread of the coronavirus.A “COVID-19 Supply Tent” is seen on Move In Day 2020 – North and West Campus, at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York in this undated handout photo. Jason Koski/Cornell University/Handout…
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As some U.S. college students birthday celebration, others blow the whistle
By Jan Wolfe, Daphne Psaledakis(Reuters) – Some U.S. college students are doing the once-improbable: blowing the whistle on classmates who break rules aimed at stemming the spread of the coronavirus.A “COVID-19 Supply Tent” is seen on Move In Day 2020 – North and West Campus, at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York in this undated handout…
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As some U.S. college college students celebration, others blow the whistle
(Reuters) – Some U.S. college students are doing the once-improbable: blowing the whistle on classmates who break rules aimed at stemming the spread of the coronavirus.A “COVID-19 Supply Tent” is seen on Move In Day 2020 – North and West Campus, at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York in this undated handout photo. Jason Koski/Cornell University/Handout…