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46. Makin’ Whoopee Cushion Big Data

46. Makin’ Whoopee Cushion

Crystal Cox, Business Insider April Fools' pranks come and go, but one joke item that's stood the test of time is the whoopee cushion. Today, we trace its history from ancient Rome to now. Where did it come from? Why is it funny? Will it stay popular? And if everyone…
bubmag
August 13, 2020
Addressing the expansion of police surveillance technology is crucial to fighting structural racism Big Data

Addressing the expansion of police surveillance technology is crucial to fighting structural racism

The killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis has led to calls to de-fund, reform or completely dismantle the police in the United States. Such discussions have also been amplified here in Canada. With the public gaze now facing law enforcement agencies and their role in systemic racism, mainstream assumptions about the…
bubmag
August 13, 2020
I’m a COVID ‘Long-Hauler.’ Here’s What it’s Like When Symptoms Last for Months. Big Data

I’m a COVID ‘Long-Hauler.’ Here’s What it’s Like When Symptoms Last for Months.

Imagine being young and healthy, a nonsmoker with no preexisting health conditions, and then waking up one morning feeling like you were being suffocated by an unseen force. Back in March, this was my reality.I had just returned from Europe, and roughly 10 days later started having flu-like symptoms. I…
bubmag
August 11, 2020
Six from TT get Fulbright Scholarships Big Data

Six from TT get Fulbright Scholarships

Features Veela Mungal Tuesday 11 August 2020US Embassy deputy public affairs officer, Naureen Nalia, left, Janelle Applewhite, Randyll Pandohie, Suzette Martin, US Embassy acting deputy chief of mission, Joseph FitzGerald, Laurielyse Girod Williams, Lyndrison Lincoln and Shari Petti. - Six TT nationals have been selected for 2020 Fulbright Scholarships through…
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August 11, 2020