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English
February 15, 2023
David James Keaton creates a playlist for his novel Head Cleaner in the "Book Notes" series from Largehearted Boy, where authors create and discuss a music playlist that relates in some way to their recently published book.
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Public Health
February 15, 2023
Sonja Mackenzie discusses how the pandemic is far from over for those with compromised health conditions as Santa Clara County closes its mass COVID-19 vaccination and testing sites by the end of February. Also mentioned in the San Jose Spotlight.
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Philosophy
February 15, 2023
Susan Kennedy explores Privacy: A Surmountable Challenge for Computer Vision at the 2023 Embedded Vision Summit, the premier conference and tradeshow for innovators incorporating computer vision and visual and perceptual AI in products.
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Political Science
February 15, 2023
Kenneth Faulve-Montojo discusses why the Philippines is letting the U.S. expand Its military footprint in the country again.
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Religious Studies
February 15, 2023
Eugene Schlesinger reviews Kimlyn J. Bender's 1 Corinthians from the Brazos Theological Commentary on the Bible series.
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Psychology
February 15, 2023
Thomas Plante discusses a study which suggests COVID lockdowns caused an alcoholism surge, not infections.
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Religious Studies
February 15, 2023
Margaret McClean expresses concern about a new bill proposed in Massachusetts which would allow incarcerated individuals the option of donating their organs or bone marrow in exchange for a reduction in their sentences. She was also interviewed on KLIF-AM.
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Psychology
February 2, 2023
Thomas Plante discusses why elderly mass shooters are few and far between, as are those of Asian ancestry.
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Biology
February 2, 2023
Justen Whittall explores why 2023 could be the year of "Superblooms” for California and the U.S. Southwest in National Geographic.
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Anthropology
February 2, 2023
James McKenna talks about the science of healthy baby sleep: Sleep regressions aren't real. Night wakes are normal, and protect against SIDS. And 12 hours of sleep isn't a gold standard.
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