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Social media isn’t helping: “We have two problems. One is addiction. A like button is 20 times a dopamine kick ... The other problem is anonymity.”
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Social media isn’t helping: “We have two problems. One is addiction. A like button is 20 times a dopamine kick ... The other problem is anonymity.”
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Brown President Emeritus Gregorian dies at 87 April 27, 2021 10:45 pm PROVIDENCE – Vartan Gregorian, who served as Brown University’s president from 1989 through 1997, died April 15 at age 87, the university announced. During his... April 27, 2021 10:20 pm BRISTOL – Roger Williams University announced April 12 that Stephanie Akunvabey has been appointed as the university’s new vice president for equity and inclusion,... April 27, 2021 10:00 pm PROVIDENCE – Johnson & Wales University has received a $33,822 Humanities Connection Planning grant from the National Endowment for the Human...
Emerging Market Internet Trends: The Rising Generation of Digital Consumers in India April 7, 2021 The global economy has lurched toward an even greater reliance on technological innovation. With the coming Gen Z set to dominate the next wave of a rapidly digitizing consumer base, a country of nearly 1.4 billion makes India poised for transformation. In the upcoming webcast, Emerging Market Internet Trends: The Rising Generation of Digital Consumers in India, Kevin Carter, Founder and CIO, EMQQ, will outline where India fits into the broader digital revolution, with insights on key sectors...
Callout for submissions for Kilkenny Broadsheet 2021 Reporter: '); '); Budding poets are invited to make their submissions for the publication of the 21st issue of the Kilkenny Poetry Broadsheet. The aim of the publication is to give Kilkenny writers, born or based in Kilkenny city and county, a platform for their work. Kilkenny County Council’s Arts Office have announced Jessica Traynor as this year’s editor. Last year 47 writers answered the call out for submissions, sending in 91 poems for consideration. Twelve poems, by 12 poets, were selected by editor Colm Keegan for publicati...