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The quantum frontier

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By Makeda Easter Verified, Justin Earley Verified
| Arizona State University News
Story by Makeda Easter When ASU’s Christian Arenz starts teaching quantum mechanics, he expects to see plenty of confused faces. But a few weeks into the semester, that uncertainty often turns into excitement. Arenz, an assistant professor in the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering, who came to ASU from Princeton, watches as students begin to understand the potential of quantum computing.
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Kaitlyn Sardin's Fusion of Irish Dance With Other Styles Has Earned Her Hundreds of Thousands of Fans—Including Beyoncé

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By Makeda Easter Verified
| Dance Magazine Verified
Irish dance made a surprise appearance during Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter stadium tour this summer. The show’s third act closed with “Flamenco,” a short, haunting song featuring the extraordinary dancer Kaitlyn Sardin. As Beyoncé sang, Sardin—wearing a short blazer dress, a cowboy hat, ruffled white socks, and hard Irish dance shoes—began a solo at the stage’s center. When the pop star strutted off for a costume change, the music sped up, and Sardin’s feet flew to match the tempo.
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Making it: $napshots from the Artist Pay Project

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By Makeda Easter Verified
| University of Michigan
Skip to Content When / Where The Artist Pay Project is an anonymous journalistic series that examines how artists survive and thrive through anonymous money diaries.
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