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Colin Marshall

  • Host and Producer, Notebook on Cities and Culture and Contributor, Freelance
Baltimore
As seen in: Medium, Color Research & Application, Financial Times, The Guardian, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News New Zealand, NPR, Tiny Desk Concerts, Chris Arnade Walks the World, SFGate and
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How the Hagia Sophia Was Built, and How It’s Being Saved from Collapse

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By Colin Marshall
| openculture.com
Ask around for what everyone knows about Istanbul (other than that it used to be called Constantinople), and you’ll find that the presence of Hagia Sophia there comes right to many a mind. Less likely to be mentioned is its proneness to earthquakes, though it tends to rank just below Tokyo on lists of cities under the greatest threat from fault lines below.
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How the Hagia Sophia Was Built, and How It’s Being Saved from Collapse

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By Colin Marshall
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Sports 8 hours ago Ranking the 48 Teams at the 2026 World Cup Sports Illustrated - Grey Whitebloom • 8h From rank outsiders through dark horses all the way up to red-hot favorites, there are 48 different stories to drink in at the world’s ultimate … California Highway Patrol 2 hours ago Ousted Turkish opposition leader's team resigns to trigger chairman vote miamiherald.com - Reuters • 2h ANKARA - The team of the ousted leader of Turkey's main opposition, Ozgur Ozel, has resigned from the...
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Harvard’s 1869 Entrance Exam: Could You Answer Tough Questions About Latin, Greek, Ancient History, Plane Geometry & More

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By Colin Marshall
| openculture.com
In 2025, Harvard once again began asking applicants to submit an SAT or ACT score. This was a reversal of the no-test-necessary policy that it and quite a few other American colleges and universities adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic. To some observers of higher education, the disappearance of the standardized-test requirement came as a shock, though in a sense, it wasn’t without precedent.
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