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Auburn University produces next generation of elite hospitality professionals

Its peak dinner hours at 1856 — Culinary Residence as guests arrive with anticipation at the hostess stand. A cheerful, young Auburn University College of Human Sciences student confirms their reservation and gracefully shows them to their table. Soon the four-person party will settle in for a rooftop garden-to-table tasting menu designed by Chef-in-Residence Chef Ford Fry, each course expertly paired with wine chosen by Master Sommelier Thomas Price.
United States Auburn University Glynn County Shane Berner Tyler Lyne Martin Oneill
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Even Zoom shifts to in-person work

Well, the company that made it possible for everyone to work from home during the great shutdown of the COVID-19 pandemic, has sent its employees back to in-person work. There really is no more excuse to stay home.ย  In a post-pandemic world, students have gotten used to the idea of staying home and attending classes...
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SIU professor doing research to see if virtual reality can reduce opioid overdose deaths

In 2020, more than 90,000 people died in the United States of opioid overdose with half of those deaths occurring in their own homes. Southern Illinois University faculty member Wasantha Jayawardene and his colleagues believe a virtual reality-based training tool may offer the key to saving lives and theyโ€™ve received an Illinois Innovation Network seed
Illinois State University United States Southern Illinois University Joanna Willett Scott Barrows Troy Magnusson

Lack of Electoral Demographic Adjustment May Skew Polish Vote

For several years, the Polish parliament ignored requests from the National Electoral Commission to adjust voting districts to demographic changes. This failure gives disproportionate voting power to rural and small-town voters, many of whom support the ruling Law and Justice party.
John Stuart Mill Tygodnik Powszechny National Electoral Commission Gazeta Wyborcza Batory Foundation University Of Warsaw

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