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Mapping The AI Around Us: Labor Edition

By Yuna Chung on Mar 11, 2026 0 Comments

How does AI reap the rewards of human labor, even though it is primarily used to lessen our workloads?

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Bwoglines: Tornado Edition

By Mary Cook on Mar 11, 2026 0 Comments

Powerful storms in the Midwest are headed towards the East Coast.

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The Testosterone Hoax: Gender In Elite Athletics

By Regan Mies on May 02, 2019 4 Comments

This Tuesday, a Columbia Science Review event asked questions about testosterone’s role in elite women’s athletics. Who gets to define gender in the context of sports? And is testosterone level an appropriate marker of sex? 

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