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Google Glass isn't dead, just yet

Although reports of its demise may have been greatly exaggerated, the development of Google Glass is definitely on hold. On January 15, Google announced that its Glass Explorer program, where developers and well-heeled members of the public tested Google Glass in exchange for a $1500 deposit, was being axed. The announcement led to many reports
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Look Up to the Sky: In remembrance of Hung Liu's art and mentorship

Jan. 20ย  marked the opening of a new exhibit at Mills College Art Museum, a gallery building founded in 1925 that hosts many exhibitions year round featuring works from artists all over the world. Students, faculty, staff and all campus visitors can experience a variety of artwork dedicated to Bay Area creator, Hung Liu, until...
Nicholas Abrams Gina Tuzzi Danielle Lawrence Mel Prest Nancy Mintz Monica Lundy

WV Hive customer service training, Bowles Rice donation | Business

The West Virginia Hive announced a regional initiative to improve customer service among frontline businesses, which will kick off March 25 with a customized and personalized training workshop at the Tamarack Conference Center. Also, Explore the New Manufacturing announced the receipt of a $25,000 gift from the Bowles Rice Foundation which will support statewide initiatives designed to help middle and high schools discover the wonders of West Virginia’s manufacturing industry and career op...
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The rats don't run Northeastern, we do… or do we? - The Huntington News

As the temperatures drop and the cold creeps in, Northeastern students are preparing for the seasonal return of many campus and city traditions. But Homecoming, tree lightings and holiday gatherings arenโ€™t the only things to expect this winter โ€” students are also bracing for the return of rogue rodents in campus buildings, from residence halls...
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