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How Wealth Determines Legal Outcomes (Public vs Private Lawyers)

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Author: Bryan Lin         Two immigrants appear before the same immigration judge on the same day with nearly identical cases. One walks free with legal status while the other faces deportation. The only difference? One could afford a $15,000 private attorney, while the other relied on an overworked public defender, struggling with translated documents and broken […]

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Healthcare in the United States: Private or public?

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Author: Sage Wong         Healthcare in the United States involves a mix of private and public entities involved in insurance. Currently, 150 million Americans are covered through private employer-sponsored health insurance. On top of that, Medicaid covers 70 million people and Medicare covers 50 million people. Despite the US leading the world in healthcare spending both

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Embracing Creativity Through Writing in a World of AI

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Author: Remmy Ciambriello         AI can be an incredibly helpful tool in many different fields. There are countless uses for it, however, there seems to be an epidemic of AI use in writing, especially in schools. Users can easily plug prompts into ChatGPT to hand in a perfectly written essay, abundant with em-dashes and a strong

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The role of AI in scientific research

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Author: Joy Deng         Ever since AI has been invented, it has been implemented through a multiarray of creative purposes, including art and literature. Scientific research is also inherently creative. Though AI can be an incredibly useful tool for discovery, there are dangers of treating it as a scientific partner.         When AI creates art, it doesn’t

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Don’t Let AI Advancements Outpace Quality Patient Care

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Author: Janet Fan         What if the next time you walk in for a colonoscopy, AI is helping your doctor diagnose you? AI is increasingly used in diagnostic tools for patients. While modern advancements in data collection makes machine learning more easy than ever before, they also come with great risks that are not always considered.

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Academic Freedom at Risk: Trump Administration Restricts Harvard’s International Students

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Author: Bryan Lin         Within hours of President Trump’s ban on international students at Harvard, Izzy Shen watched her approved visa application get rejected. The 23-year-old from Beijing had been set to begin her Master’s program at America’s most prestigious university, until she became collateral damage in the attack on academic excellence. And she is not

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Why Trump’s Ban on International Students At Harvard Should Be Upheld

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Author: Sage Wong         On May 22nd, Secretary Kristi Noem of the Department of Homeland Security ended Harvard’s Student and Exchange Visitor Program. This meant that Harvard could no longer house international students. The reasons stated by the Department of Homeland Security include the fact that Harvard has done little to nothing to curb anti-semitism on

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