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This Week in History: The Daughters of Bilitis (opens the original)
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One night, on Sept. 21, 1955 in San Francisco, four couples met in secret: Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon, Marcia Foster and her partner June, Noni Frey and her partner Mary and Rosalie âRoseâ Bamberger and her partner, Rosemary Sliepen. In a world where homosexuality was widely considered a mental illness and police frequently raided gay bars, these women sought community and friendship in a time when society condemned it. This week in history marks the first meeting of the first lesbian right
UConn’s AI for ImpaCT initiative does more harm than good (opens the original)
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On June 6, the University of Connecticutâs Office of the Provost released an email announcing their decision to integrate artificial intelligence into UConnâs curriculum. The movement, known as âAI for ImpaCT,â aims to prepare students for AIâs increased presence in the workforce through new courses and partnership opportunities. The Editorial Board strongly condemns our universityâs newly publicized shift towards artificial intelligence, as it is in direct opposition to UConnâs mi
This Week in History: The Mayflower and My Bone to pick with Plymouth Rock (opens the original)
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In the 1934 musical comedy “Anything Goes,” there is always a line that stands out among the rest: “Times have changed / And we’ve often rewound the clock / Since the Puritans got the shock / When they landed on Plymouth Rock.” Over the years I have heard this lyric many times, mostly because of my staunch love for Cole Porter tunes, and until very recently I had believed it to be factual. I would imagine the Puritans reaching the Americas, their boat making landfall and using the rock as a comm
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