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Kippi Hall

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Oct 1, 2026
Outlet visibility, for The Daily Collegian
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Sep 2, 2026

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Kippi Hall | The Daily Collegian

    Column | How ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ teaches us to change history (opens the original)

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    Our daily email of news and alerts for for the Penn State area and alumni. Surrealist painter Salvador Dalí based his most famous work, “The Persistence of Memory,” off the malleable nature of memory, likening it to a piece of soft cheese. Philosophers like John Locke theorized that your identity extends only to the boundary of your own conscious memory. Thousands of years of exploration through our brains’ synapses and has begged the question: What is memory worth, and is it even real?

  2. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Kippi Hall | The Daily Collegian

    Column | ‘Brave New World’ proves AI reliance stems from an addiction to convenience (opens the original)

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    Our daily email of news and alerts for for the Penn State area and alumni. At a coffee shop in downtown State College, I found myself sandwiched between two students: one using Claude to write an essay, the other using ChatGPT to finish their math homework. The tsunami wave of artificial intelligence has broken on campus, seemingly wiping out critical thinking in its wake. While Penn State, a newly declared “AI school,” has AI literacy resources available, the apparent status across the stu

  3. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Kippi Hall | The Daily Collegian

    Column | ‘Jane Eyre’ sets us free from conformity (opens the original)

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    Our daily email of news and alerts for for the Penn State area and alumni. This year has shown the lowest literacy rates in high school seniors since 1992, according to a survey done by the Nation’s Report Card. A recent article published by The Atlantic, “The End of Reading is Here,” has taken the internet by storm, signaling a death knell on the classics. But what could be a better following act to the Dark Ages than a Renaissance? Fiction has the unique power to make one feel seen, to

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