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Anne Innis Dagg, pioneering giraffe researcher, dies at 91

Anne Innis Dagg, pioneering giraffe researcher, dies at 91
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O Rourke named dean of business school at Canisius

Shawn O Rourke joined Canisius as director of sport administration in 2000 and became an associate dean of graduate and Canadian programs in 2004 and chairman of the Department of Sport

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HORSMAN: Scientists and engineers to public: save us from ourselves

Although the requisite components of a “good EDI statement” can vary, typically one must profess belief in the unfalsifiable claims

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Black poetic voices take centre stage highlighting themes of joy and pain

While the world of poetry offers a blank page for each poet, for Black poets challenging history, the page expands. With each stroke, these poets can redefine conventional notions of Blackness, infusing their verses with resilience and grace.

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A historian drowning in source documents turns to AI

A scholar of 18th-century history was overwhelmed by piles of letters, journals, and legal documents. He tried using AI on a whim and found it surprisingly useful.

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