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How sports betting app Novig trolls us with its Sydney Sweeney ads (opens the original)
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The advertisement claims that sports prediction app Novig “is just sports.” The nudity, “over-the-top” sexuality, and objectification of the actress in the ad campaign, however, makes it about much more, said Northeastern University psychology and media experts. “Maybe 15, 20 years ago, someone putting out an ad like this was doing it for the sole reason of thinking ‘she is attractive, that’s going to make people want this service,’” said Stephen Warren, associate teaching professor of communica
Boston convocation welcomes new Huskies to Northeastern (opens the original)
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It’s Back to School time and, for many new Northeastern students, it’s a time of firsts: first roommate, first dorm room, first experience rolling out of bed and racing to a morning class. To kick off the year, there’s another first: convocation. “Convocation is a global event that we host welcoming new undergraduate students to the Northeastern experience and the Northeastern campus community,” said Chelsea Kryspin, associate director of academic ceremonies and signature events in the advanceme
A deal may resolve the Strait of Hormuz, but not the war (opens the original)
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The Strait of Hormuz has emerged as the key flashpoint in the Iran War. But don’t expect an anticipated deal between Iran and Oman, which was which was announced by both Iranian state media and U.S. President Donald Trump last week, to manage shipping in the strait to resolve the conflict, Northeastern University experts said. “In many ways, there’s no real option to end the Iran war without solving the Strait of Hormuz,” said Jonathan Rock Rokem, associate professor of politics and sustainabili
Rideshare companies provide transportation, food, groceries…and sprawl (opens the original)
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Rideshare companies Uber and Lyft have fundamentally changed how people move through cities by providing on-demand, direct transportation with upfront pricing estimates, driver ratings and more. New research from Northeastern University finds that the rideshare companies, which introduced a new transportation method that uses privately owned vehicles for trips on existing roads, have also changed the way American cities develop, by inducing sprawl. “They elevated the value of the existing infras
Revolutionizing dental hygiene, starting with your toothbrush (opens the original)
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Northeastern University graduate Brian Gellman admitted that the pitch for his Nook toothbrush holder is “a little jarring.” Gellman said he likes to start with what he calls a science lesson, and explains that a toothbrush can have particles of human waste. “Literal poop from germs, bacteria and viruses and, if your toothbrush is gross, you’re gross,” he said. But with honors under the company’s belt, including a Good Housekeeping 2025 Bath Award, and a first production run just completed, Gell
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