The recent ouster of Dr. Claudine Gay from her position as President of Harvard University has not incited a significant uproar in the Black community, a situation that […]
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The Affordable Connectivity Program at a Crossroads
Internet access has become as crucial as electricity and the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) has emerged as a lifeline for millions. Launched amid the COVID-19 pandemic as part […]
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Melladee: Revolutionizing Multimedia with Simplicity and Elegance
The world is a fast-paced place. Even more so with it comes to multimedia, often complexity overshadows the user experience. But not anymore. Melladee is here to change […]
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My computer of the year is a surprise: The Intel based Mac Mini Still Shines
Technology seems to advance at breakneck speed and the idea of a computer from 2018 being a top pick in 2023 might seem unlikely. Yet, the 2018 Mac […]
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Noam Chomsky at 95: A Lingering Voice in a Changing World
There remains in the hallowed halls of academia, the turbulent subarena of global politics some true scholars. Noam Chomsky, at the age of 95, remains an unyielding voice […]
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Google Chrome’s New Reading Mode is a boon for Accessibility
Google’s latest update to its Chrome browser introduces a Reading Mode, revolutionizing how users interact with web content, particularly benefiting individuals with dyslexia and other reading challenges. The […]
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A Comparative Analysis on Student Debt from a Global Perspective.
There is an ever-evolving landscape of global education and in that landscape the specter of student debt looms large. It’s a crisis that transcends borders, yet its impact […]
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Stocks, Bonds, and Sisterhood: AKA Sorority’s Pioneering Role in Fostering Economic Education
As someone deeply connected to the Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) Sorority through my family – with my mother and sisters being proud members – I’ve always held a […]
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Decoding Alternative Payment Models in Healthcare: What It Means for You
In the intricate tapestry of modern healthcare, a significant development has been the rise of Alternative Payment Models (APMs). To the average person, these may seem like obscure […]
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Shrinking Classrooms, Expanding Challenges: The Economic Impact of Declining High School Graduation Rates
There is a issue lurking in the shadow of increasing high school graduation rates and diversifying student demographics and there lies a looming challenge that threatens to reshape […]