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Posts by Noah Kolenda
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Will AI replace you before you even graduate?
A major technological breakthrough is upon us. Bigger than smartphones, rivaling the internet: AI like ChatGPT and DALL-E2. These AI-driven tools process language naturally and use their massive indexes of […]
EDITOR COLUMN: Netflix’s alienation of the college student
Netflix came for the college student last week to crack down on password sharing. In what they now claim to be a mistaken update to their US support articles, the […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: We deserve more diverse queer representation
Before same-sex marriage was federally legalized in 2015, queer people rarely got a shred of representation in modern media, and what we did get reduced us to harmful and hurtful […]
Breaking the mold with a fold
Last month, when I found myself in need of a second phone for the sake of my own sanity, I dreaded buying another iPhone. My opinion from my column “iThink […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: We expect better from our employers
Another massive round of big tech layoffs took place last Friday, marking nearly 50,000 employees’ final days at Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft. How did these employees find out? By […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Double dip to earn more dough
If I walked up to you and asked, “Would you like $20,000?,” you would likely say yes. Who would turn down free money? It’s possible you as a student already […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: COVID culture we shouldn’t dismiss
While the nerves of humanity may be collectively fried after nearly three years of living through a pandemic, COVID-19 brought some positives I already see slipping away just as fast […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Online learning probably saved me from dropping out
I accidentally fell in love with online classes. That almost feels dirty to say, but they were an answer to a problem I didn’t know how to fix. I, like […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: The mid semester slump
If you couple the fact that classes are becoming increasingly difficult as they progress with the passing of midterms, the shortening of days and the sharp drop in temperatures, you […]