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By Daniel Farber Huang January 28, 2022 Guest article published in the book "Driving Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion: The JEDI...
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Jeff Bezos is Voldemort, Bill Gates is Harry Potter, and Warren Buffett is Dumbledore
When money equals power, how does the world's richest man compare to the world's most powerful wizard?
Forget Paradigm Shifts. We’re in a Paradigm Crunch.
COVID-19 is forcing our world to hit the reset button at nearly every level of our existence. From social, medical and economic standpoints
Forget Paradigm Shifts. We’re in a Paradigm Crunch.
COVID-19 is forcing our world to hit the reset button at nearly every level of our existence. From social, medical and economic standpoints
#BLM Protests Temporarily Reduced COVID Spread, Study Finds
A new study suggests an unexpected impact of the Black Lives Matter protests was encouraging multitudes of non-protesters across the U.S. to
Pubs and Pandemics - A Love Story
“One of the cafes had the brilliant idea of putting up a slogan: ‘The best protection against infection is a bottle of good wine,’
CDC Says to Wash Your Cloth Face Mask Daily
Actually, in the fine print, the Center for Disease Control recommends you wash your cloth face mask “after each use.”
"Spanish Flu" is the Wrong Name. So are "Chinese Virus" and "Kung Flu"
Habits are hard to change, even at The New York Times it seems. As recently as June 13, the Times published the online article, When a Cemet
8 Unexpected Lessons I Learned in a Contact Tracing Class
I recently completed Johns Hopkins’ COVID-19 Contact Tracing certificate course offered for free on Coursera.com. Before March I didn’t eve
With 40 Million Unemployed, Watch Out for Hiring Scams
Be very aware of potential job scams trying to take advantage of you and steal your money.
Special COVID Feature: Students, Faculty, Many Others Anxious for Princeton University’s Reopening
PRINCETON, N.J. — Princeton Symphony Orchestra executive director Marc Uys is looking forward to the day when the orchestra’s concert hall c
Special COVID Feature: Princeton Government Responds to Community During COVID-19
PRINCETON, N.J. — “During this crisis we are not going to get everything right. We are trying our absolute best and we are making the best
Special COVID Feature: COVID-19 Brings Charity to the Forefront in Princeton
PRINCETON, N.J. — Before COVID-19, the Princeton Mobile Food Pantry regularly served about 300 food insecure households with groceries and
Special COVID Feature: Princeton Businesses Struggle to Stay Afloat
PRINCETON, N.J. — Lisa Ruddy, the owner of the Princeton Soup and Sandwich Company, said she remembers how fast COVID-19 brought her 16-year
Special COVID Feature: Princeton Arts Scene Struggles to Reinvent, Rejuvenate Itself
PRINCETON, N.J. — “Ticket sales are nowhere near what they were when we were open for real. We’re looking at tens of tickets sold instead of
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