Building and Programing Intelligent Machines
To most people (myself included), “programming” connotes hacking, creating apps and using impenetrable tech lingo. Lick-Wilmerding’s Building and Programming Intelligent Machines class wants to turn […]
Fatism: The Socially Accepted Prejudice?
Stereotyping and discrimination have become social offenses in recent decades. So why is it that all but few are silent when the cause of discrimination […]
Treasure Island’s Development Delayed Further
Treasure Island, the artificial landmass off of Yerba Buena Island (not to be confused with Angel Island in Marin County) has been full of promise […]
Why Russia Supports Syria
In an international community largely opposed to the current regime in Syria, Russia has become one of the few allies of the Bashar al-Assad regime. […]
Aaron Hernandez: The Man Beneath the Helmet
On June 26th, 2013, former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez was arrested at his home in North Attlebourgh, Massachusetts for his role in the murder […]
The Tragic Story of Syria: How a Promising Nation Became a War Zone
The people of the Syrian Arab Republic (Syria for short) have seen decades of struggles, tension, and conflict. They have seen a dynastic series of […]
Uphill Battle to Quell Mission Gangs
Yes, the Mission District is the heart of urban appeal in the San Francisco Latino community. And yes, it is a hipster haunt for up […]
SFMOMA Expansion Will Connect with the Bay Area and its Youth
The main incentive driving the SFMOMA expansion was the 2009 donation by Doris and Donald Fisher of the Fisher Collection: 1,100 pieces of extraordinary, contemporary […]
Ballmer’s Retirement Leads to Questions on Future of Microsoft
Steve Ballmer, the chief executive officer of Microsoft, announced on August 23rd that he would be retiring within the next twelve months. This action has […]
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