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As seen in: The Berkeley Beacon, The Boston Globe, WEBN Boston, Flipboard, The Christian Science Monitor, Emerson College
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Massachusetts man climbs Mount Everest in under 10 hours, sets new speed record, his team says

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By Hannah Goeke
| Flipboard
Massachusetts man climbs Mount Everest in under 10 hours, sets new speed record, his team says A Massachusetts man set a new speed record on Mount Everest Thursday, climbing the 29,032-foot peak in 9 hours and 55 minutes, his team said on …
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AI goes to college: How new tech is driving majors and jobs

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By Laurent Belsie Verified, Goodluck Ajeh, Hannah Goeke, Ira Porter
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Already juggling class schedules and roommate quirks, here’s one more item for first-year college students’ mental checklist: Artificial intelligence is coming for their jobs. It’s not yet evident whether AI will transform white-collar positions or eliminate them altogether. Nor is it known whether people will be replaced by machines, or by workers who have the AI skills they lack.
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How a hippo and an octopus brought joy to this Boston neighborhood

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By Hannah Goeke
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
A gigantic octopus sits on the dock of the Boston Harbor in Charlestown. Children crawl all over it. They scale its arms, and playfully duck under its belly. A forgotten school bag dangles from one of its bronze tentacles. Nearby, a rabbitwoman and a hippo sip on coffee by an anchor. Ten members of the animal kingdom dine down the road under the Tobin Bridge. These sculptures are the newest residents of Charlestown – part of the “Bridge of Joy” exhibit – and they’ve already become minicelebrities.
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