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The Nuclear Reactor Program: Research and Radiation? (opens the original)
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A few times a week, Drew Wilson, a second-year studying nuclear engineering, wakes up bright and early to head over to the Burlington Laboratory, where he starts up the campus nuclear reactor. “I get to go home for Thanksgiving and say, ‘Yeah, I’m a licensed reactor operator. I operate a nuclear reactor for work,’” Wilson said. Wilson is a certified Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Licensed Operator, and he works on a team of about a dozen students with the same title to maintain and operate
Jesse Eisenberg Visits NC State (opens the original)
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Jesse Eisenberg, noted actor, director and playwright, visited NC State Sept. 18 to take part in a Q&A as part of the Human Factor Speaker Series hosted by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS). On Friday evening, NC State students and community members gathered in Stewart Theatre to watch the partially scripted event, which included poetry, bluegrass music and a conversation guided by Dean Deanna Dannels. The Human Factor Speaker Series is an event designed to explore topics in
Why does NC rank so poorly on workers’ rights? (opens the original)
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North Carolina has the lowest standards for worker legal protections out of any US state, according to a 2026 report by Oxfam. Based on an aggregate evaluation of laws regarding wages, rights to organize and general protections, the study ranked NC 52nd overall. This ranking was last amongst all states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. While it provides a simplified picture, it is not inaccurate that North Carolina is currently, and historically, not supportive of its working class, acc
Collecting the dying medium: Why physical media appeals to the internet generation (opens the original)
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By most measures, physical media has been sundowning for decades, from music to TV and movies to video games. PlayStation announced they will stop producing discs for new games in 2028. Netflix terminated its decades-old DVD rental program in 2023. Of the biggest movies of the year, only a few are guaranteed to be distributed on DVD. From the modern perspective championing efficiency and cost-effectiveness, a Spotify subscription is an easy choice to make over individually purchasing albums at T
Serving students: The state of food assistance in Raleigh (opens the original)
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One in seven people in the United States are food insecure, defined as having inadequate access, availability and stability of food, according to the Feeding America 2024 report. Some college campuses report up to four times the national average of food insecurity, according to a 2023 study. Federal changes, from economic policy to nonprofit financial support, have had wide-ranging impacts on the ability of food pantries to provide their services to Raleighites in need. In light of increasing fi
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