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Brown University Prof Bans Take-Home Exams After Mass-Cheating
Brown University Prof Bans Take-Home Exams After Mass-Cheating
Authored by Jennifer Kabbany via The College Fix,
A Brown University professor says he will no longer allow students to take exams at home after he caught a large chunk of his class cheating on a test.
Economics Professor Roberto Serrano said he allowed students to take a midterm at home, and 40 students, nearly half the class, earned a perfect 100; among the 86 students in the class, the average overall class score was 96, the Chronicle of Higher Education reported July 6.
“I immediately knew that...
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Gavin Newsom spent Friday morning getting in on the scramble to control AI. Executive Order N-9-26 "advances the creation of an AI kill switch" and tells California to hustle on third-party oversight of frontier labs. All he had to do was dust off Scott Wiener's kill switch bill he vetoed two years ago after the industry pushed back.
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Street Unrest In Albania After PM Says Pristine Land 'Belongs' To US-Saudi Investors
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Authored by Jake Johnson via Common Dreams
Albanians took to the streets in droves for the eighth consecutive day on Sunday to protest a proposed $1.6 billion luxury resort complex backed by US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, one of several investors in the project, which opponents say is both corrupt and disastrous for wetlands and wildlife.
“One week later, we are still here, stronger than yesterday,” said the Albanian Ornithological Society, a leading critic of the proposed development. “Millions around the world are...
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Jul 17, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Houston, We Have Shareholders
Houston, We Have Shareholders
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
SpaceX’s highly anticipated Starship test flight never made it off the pad Thursday evening. Instead, the launch was scrubbed after what appeared to be an automatic abort during engine startup, marking the first major operational disappointment since the company became publicly traded just weeks ago.
As of this writing, the company has not released a detailed explanation for what happened. SpaceX has only said there will be no launch today, that engineers will review the issue, determine the cause, and announce the next...
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