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Opinion: Are artificial intelligence and automation a cure or poison for healthcare?
The allure of automation beckons like a modern-day Terminator saga – a narrative where artificial intelligence and mechanization dance on the precipice of reality and imagination. But amidst the temptation of automation, we are reminded that the intersection of AI and reality is not always as harmonious as the script suggests.
Learning loss tied to COVID-19
How the pandemic caused one of the worst cases of learning loss.
Opinion: The CDC needs to reorient itself to better respond to future crises
The CDC has areas of improvement to address after its troubling response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Column: Social anxiety: Looking back at the end of quarantine
When we are still living with the aftermath of a prolonged quarantine, it is important to understand the depths of the impacts it has had in our lives.
Column: How the pandemic changed my personality
The isolation of the pandemic heightened many people’s insecurities and altered the way we socialize.
Pandemic prompts digital pivot for college sports recruitment
Varsity softball player Nadia Montiel appreciates the convenience provided by online college sports recruitment. She uses a digital recruitment platform to create an athletic portfolio available to college scouts who are searching for a new recruit but can’t visit...
Pandemic prompts event postponements, updated district protocols
The spread of COVID-19 is continuing to worry students and staff as the post-Winter-Break surge in cases begins to subside.
The social impact of COVID-19 on students
COVID-19 has changed society as a whole, with the mask mandates and vaccine distributions. What many don’t see is the complete switch in social norms and communication between students.
CCUSD returns to classes following three-day closure of schools
Culver City Unified School District schools returned to class after all classes were canceled last week from Jan. 19 to Jan. 21 amid an Omicron COVID surge.