by David Zhang Recently, a study was performed by French scientists. They tested a brain-controlled robotic exoskeleton called “Ours”, a device seemingly out of science fiction. Although this gadget is still a prototype, the experimenters have already published results from one trial …
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Serena Mao Being disliked isn’t a pleasant feeling: humans are inherently social creatures, and we all like approval and validation from others. However, a fear of being disliked often causes us to become increasingly cautious, afraid that any minute detail in our …
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By Ajay Krishnan A problem that is perennial With no solution in a vial Every student, no matter how irked Is predisposed to homework Throw yourself into this muddle Without any team huddle Relinquish civility, unleash the savage No more …
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By Derek Dong Beijing’s massive new Daxing International Airport is officially open for business. Flights from Daxing will cover 112 destinations around the globe by next spring. Daxing’s official opening caps a long design and building process. Construction for the $11.5 billion …
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By: Alex Bao While my childhood was spent in an industrial harbor city, my dad was raised during the onset of Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution; I grew up immersed in singing melodies each morning, whereas my dad grew up in the earthy …
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By: Derek Dong Walmart will soon be opening a new health clinic in the state of Georgia called Walmart Health in Georgia. It also has a website for the new Walmart Health center where patients can set up online appointments. Walmart is …
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by David Zhang Lucy is the famous fossil of the female species Afarensis, and is the most complete set of fossils that scientists have for early humans. The importance of its discovery was not the age, or completeness, however, but the story …
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