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Prestigious things aren’t prestigious, they’re just comprised of men

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By Lily Zhang
| The Observer (Case Western Reserve) Verified
As a student at Case Western Reserve University, I’ve heard neurotic students too many times comparing their majors. They ask themselves and each other: What’s the hardest major? And, too many times, I hear the nursing major get called “easy” whilst other majors such as engineering are deemed hard. Granted, I’m a chemistry major, so I can’t speak for either major from personal experience.
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Intratumoral T reg cell ablation elicits NK cell–mediated control of CD8 T cell–resistant tumors

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By Chenyu Zhang, Kelli A. McCord, Yinglu Tang, Charles Chien, Alissa Bockman, Yeara Jo, Seungwon Lee, Stephanie L. Silveria, Elizabeth Andrews, Abigail Mende, Lily Zhang, K. Christopher Garcia, Allon Wagner, Michel DuPage, David H. Raulet, Eglė Jurgaitytė, Koharu Sakiyama
| Science Magazine Verified
Editor’s summary Loss of MHC class I (MHC I) expression is a key strategy used by cancer cells to evade detection by the immune system. Natural killer (NK) cells can target MHC I–deficient cancers, but their antitumor responses are typically constrained because of other immunosuppressive factors like the presence of regulatory T cells (Treg cells). Zhang et al.
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The myth of effortlessness: what it takes to be successful

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By Lily Zhang
| The Observer (Case Western Reserve) Verified
A few weeks ago, I listened to Rebecca F. Kuang’s talk at Maltz Performing Arts Center. There, Kuang talked about the struggle of writer’s block and how important it was to feel that struggle. This deceivingly simple sentiment has lingered in my mind since. It would be trite to discuss society’s perception of AI and how it influences our understanding of hard work.
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