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The Problem With Thinking India's COVID-19 Recovery Rate Is a Mark of Success - The Wire Science

The Problem With Thinking India's COVID-19 Recovery Rate Is a Mark of Success - The Wire Science

The Wire (India) — In a statement released on August 12, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare claimed India's "high" COVID-19 recovery rate was the result of a successful implementation of its containment strategy.
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Amidst Anti-Colourist Movement, Hindustan Unilever Drops 'Fair' in 'Fair & Lovely'

Amidst Anti-Colourist Movement, Hindustan Unilever Drops 'Fair' in 'Fair & Lovely'

The Wire (India) — The Black Lives Matter movement has led to a resurgence of conversations about India’s role in promulgating colourism within its own borders.
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Planning to Fly After Lockdown 4.0? Here's What It's Likely to Cost You.

Planning to Fly After Lockdown 4.0? Here's What It's Likely to Cost You.

The Wire (India) — New Delhi: Starting May 25, domestic flights within India will be after being cancelled nearly two months ago due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown. On May 20, civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri announced that domestic flights would resume on May 25 with new guidelines , summarised below.
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How Has Press Freedom in India Changed and Where Is It Headed?

How Has Press Freedom in India Changed and Where Is It Headed?

multimediajournalism-eng201w.org — Every year, Reporters Without Borders releases the official World Press Freedom Index, ranking 180 countries' press freedom based on an internal assessment. A lower index and rank indicate a freer press. As seen in the charts below, India has consistently fared worse than the United States.
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Math or CS Department Member Tests Positive for COVID-19 | The Emory Wheel

Math or CS Department Member Tests Positive for COVID-19 | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — A member of the mathematics or computer science department has tested positive for COVID-19, an April 7 email from Assistant Program Director Kristen Schroeder to members of the departments reads. The department member was diagnosed around March 23.
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Student Task Force Explores In-Person Commencement Plans | The Emory Wheel

Student Task Force Explores In-Person Commencement Plans | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — When the University announced its transition to remote learning for the remainder of the semester, the Class of 2020’s final months on campus dissipated. In one email, University President Claire E. Sterk wrote to outgoing seniors that “traditional May commencement activities” would be canceled due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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After Users Point Out Its Unusual 'Likes' on Twitter, PIB Blames 'Malfunction'

After Users Point Out Its Unusual 'Likes' on Twitter, PIB Blames 'Malfunction'

The Wire (India) — New Delhi: The Twitter accounts of the Press Information Bureau (PIB), a Central government agency tasked with disseminating information to the print, electronic and new media, have recently been 'liking' a strange slew of tweets, ranging from Japanese cosplay accounts to pornography.
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University Cancels All Summer Study Abroad Programs

University Cancels All Summer Study Abroad Programs

The Emory Wheel — In a March 19 email sent to students planning to study abroad in the summer, Associate Dean of International and Summer Programs Sarah Gouzoules announced that all University-sponsored travel has been suspended, including Summer 2020 study abroad programs.
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Alumna's Killer Up For Parole Again, Family and Friends Outraged | The Emory Wheel

Alumna's Killer Up For Parole Again, Family and Friends Outraged | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — On March 26, 1994, Emory sophomore Shannon Melendi disappeared midday from a gas station on North Decatur Road. This month Colvin “Butch” Hinton III is up for parole for the second time since his 2005 conviction for kidnapping, raping and murdering Melendi.
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Lend a Helping Hand

Lend a Helping Hand

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Holmes Lecture Hosts First African American Female Medical School Graduate | The Emory Wheel

Holmes Lecture Hosts First African American Female Medical School Graduate | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — In 1972, Marshalyn Yeargin-Allsopp became the first African American woman to graduate from the Emory School of Medicine. Forty-eight years later, she would hold the title of chief of the developmental disabilities branch at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and would deliver the 16th annual Hamilton E. Holmes Memorial Lecture at her alma mater.
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Under the Hood With The Washington Post's "Fact Checker"

Under the Hood With The Washington Post's "Fact Checker"

multimediajournalism-eng201w.org — I got the opportunity to interview Emory University alumnus Salvador “Sal” Rizzo, a reporter on the Fact Checker team, about his contribution to the feature and the impact of digital media on his quest for truth.
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8 Years a Case: The Story of Jyoti Singh

8 Years a Case: The Story of Jyoti Singh

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The Hatchery, an Emory Innovation Center, to Open Late February | The Emory Wheel

The Hatchery, an Emory Innovation Center, to Open Late February | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — The Hatchery, a student innovation center located at Emory Point, is set to open by mid- to late February, according to inaugural Director Shannon Clute. The project is part of the Office of the Provost's initiative to advance the "One Emory: Engaged for Impact" strategic framework which was adopted in September 2018.
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Emory Researchers Advance Possible Coronavirus Treatment | The Emory Wheel

Emory Researchers Advance Possible Coronavirus Treatment | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — Emory researchers have discovered a class of antiviral compounds that could possibly inhibit the spread of the deadly 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV). The potential drug, which has been effectively tested on mice, is awaiting the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval before the team can begin human trials.
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Emory’s ICE Lacking Response to CAA

Emory’s ICE Lacking Response to CAA

multimediajournalism-eng201w.org — Can on-campus organizations such as ICE, claiming to represent certain cultures, be held responsible by the general student body to lead critical discourse?
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Roy Named New Senior Associate Dean of Faculty for ECAS | The Emory Wheel

Roy Named New Senior Associate Dean of Faculty for ECAS | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — Professor and Chair of the Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) Deboleena Roy will serve as the next senior associate dean of faculty at the Emory College of Arts and Sciences, according to Director of Emory Communications Beverly Cox Clark. Roy will replace outgoing Senior Associate Dean of Faculty Carla Freeman in August 2020.
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Editors' Top Albums for Finals Week | The Emory Wheel

Editors' Top Albums for Finals Week | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — I become easily distracted by lyrics and tend to sing along while listening to music. Although Prateek Kuhad’s songs are lyrical, his voice is so soft and mellow that the album sounds almost instrumental. “In Tokens & Charms” album is the perfect background music for when you’re studying alone. My course load this semester is a mix of papers, readings and studying, and I feel like Kuhad’s album does a good job of fitting all moods. I can put his albums on repeat without realizing that they’re on loop. His music is so simple and calming that I can easily stay focused while studying without becoming overwhelmed.
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MSA Art Gala | The Emory Wheel

MSA Art Gala | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — Devika Harlalka (18C) views the annual Emory Muslim Students Association (MSA) Art Gala Exhibit at the Rollins School of Public Health (RSPH) on April 13. This year’s theme, “Resist,” focuses on injustice against globally underrepresented groups.
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Emory Groups Croon at Barenaked Voices | The Emory Wheel

Emory Groups Croon at Barenaked Voices | The Emory Wheel

The Emory Wheel — Emory's a cappella groups highlighted their vocal chords and catchy songs for charity at the 15th annual Barenaked Voices (BNV) concert. The concert raised approximately $2,745 for Emory HelpLine and Active Minds - two student groups with on-campus mental health initiatives - according to host and Director of Emory Concert Choir Eric Nelson.
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Feature Photo: Wonderful Wednesday 03.28.18

Feature Photo: Wonderful Wednesday 03.28.18

The Emory Wheel — Manushi Ashar (20C) speaks with Senior Vice President and Dean of Campus Life Ajay Nair at Wonderful Wednesday March 21. Students, faculty and student organizations gather at Asbury Circle to bid farewell to Nair. (Below) Student Programming Council (SPC) announces "Dooleypalooza" as this year's theme for Dooley's Week.
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