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UMich launches new centralized student accommodations website
2+ hour, 17+ min ago (495+ words) The University Insider is The Daily's first faculty and staff-oriented newsletter. This weekly newsletter will give U-M'faculty and staff the ability to see the most important issues on campus and in Ann Arbor " particularly those related to administrative decisions " from…...
Quote of the day by Bertrand Russell: 'Do not fear to be eccentric in opinion, for every opinion now accepted was once eccentric"
2+ hour, 23+ min ago (389+ words) Bertrand Russell was a towering intellectual figure. He championed independent thought and intellectual courage throughout his life. Russell's work transformed Western philosophy and mathematics. He also actively engaged in political discourse. His pacifism and moral resistance were notable. Russell received…...
What makes you lose track of time—and find yourself again? - Voyage LA Magazine | LA City Guide
6+ hour, 51+ min ago (402+ words) With so many high-achievers in our community it was super interesting to learn about the moments when they lose track of time. We've highlighted some of those conversations below. I am a writer and painter in my heart and actions....
Quote of the day by Homer: “There is nothing more admirable than when two people who see eye to eye, keep house as man and wife confounding.......”
9+ hour, 22+ min ago (374+ words) About 2,800 years ago, a blind poet named Homer wrote stories about gods, heroes, and huge seas. We still don't know if he was one person or a group o. About 2,800 years ago, a blind poet named Homer wrote stories about gods,…...
Faculty Research Lecturer Alan Liu ponders ‘good’ knowledge in the age of AI
15+ hour, 31+ min ago (258+ words) As artificial intelligence rapidly permeates the modern world, questions surrounding its merits "Is AI true, accurate and creative? " remain at the center of ongoing debate. Liu will discuss "AI Virtue: What's "Good' Knowledge in the Age of Artificial Intelligence?" at…...
Manor College's The Nest: It's Not Just the Coffee with Anne Kiczula '71
16+ hour, 5+ min ago (119+ words) Manor College's The Nest: It's Not Just the Coffee with Anne Kiczula '71Manor College Anne Kiczula '71 graduated Manor College with her Associate Degree in Secretarial, but you know her better as Manor College's receptionist for the last 70 years! In the first…...
An Ode to Overthinking – The Oxford Student
17+ hour, 31+ min ago (379+ words) Satire and Student Features Dear Reader, I have officially entered the 2000s again. My trusty laptop, of many years and many breakdowns, has decided to stage yet another death rattle. For obvious reasons, this has provided a host of problems, including…...
On the record: Katherine Elkins on Artificial Intelligence — The Kenyon Collegian
17+ hour, 52+ min ago (416+ words) Elkins" work has received widespread recognition | COURTESY OF KATHERINE ELKINS Tadhg Sahutske (TS): Tell us a bit about yourself. Your background, your work, your education and something that people might not know. TS: You have a background in comparative literature,…...
4 Reasons Why You Feel Guilty For Wanting More, By A Psychologist
21+ hour, 20+ min ago (1042+ words) You might feel like your life looks good "on paper," or maybe it even feels objectively good. You might even have stability, relationships or opportunities others might envy. And yet, you might feel a quiet sense of restlessness. A sense…...
Quote of the day by Heraclitus, the 'philosopher of flux': 'One cannot step twice into the same river"
22+ hour, 59+ min ago (174+ words) Pre-Socratic philosopher Heraclitus, known as "the Obscure," emphasized that change is the fundamental nature of the universe. His famous "same river" quote illustrates that nothing remains static, including ourselves. Heraclitus believed this constant flux follows a rational order, urging acceptance…...