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Last week’s defeat at Gillespie prevented the Southwestern Piasa Birds from adding 2021...

Piasa Birds come back strong after flatten the curve (w/ 11 photos) Greg Shashack, gshashack@thetelegraph.com FacebookTwitterEmail 1of17 Southwestern’s Megan Bailey (left) smiles at first base coach Amanda Edwards after Bailey’s RBI single gave the Piasa Birds a 1-0 lead over Edwardsville in a May 12 game in Piasa.Greg Shashack / The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less 2of17 Southwestern catcher Abby McDonald (left) throws to first for an out while third baseman Bri Roloff backs up the play during a May 12 game against Edwardsville in Piasa.Greg Shashack / The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less 3of17 4...

On Thursday evening, Penn State's Student Farm Club hosted a panel of alumni who did some form of agriculture-related service after graduation. The panel, which was called "Strengthening the Corps: Advancing food system sustainability through Peace Corps, AmeriCorps and FoodCorps," featured three alumni - one from each service organization. The three panelists discussed their experiences serving with these organizations and how current agriculture students can get involved. The panel was held over Zoom and was moderated by Meg Mitchell, the programming director of the Student Farm Club. The t...

February 24th, 2021 Simpsons / 20th Century Fox AI and ML systems have advanced in both sophistication and capability at a staggering rate in recent years. They can now model protein structures based only on the molecule’s amino-acid sequence, create poetry and text on par with human writers — even spot specific individuals in a crowd (assuming their complexion is sufficiently light). But for as impressive as these feats of computational prowess are, the field continues to struggle with a number of fundamental moral and ethical issues. A facial recognition system designed to identify terr...

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