Olympic training, old and new (Richard Fisher, BBC Future)
Understanding the virtues of ancient Greek Olympic training.
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08, 2021
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07, 2021
Selling stress-relief (Ellen Byron, Wall Street Journal)
Companies offer consumers more products promoting wellness.
2
06, 2021
Flummoxing AI (Rob Toews, Forbes)
Recognizing AI shortcomings as we accept its strengths.
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05, 2021
The roots of SHAPE, the shape of STEM (OUPblog)
How Britain's new humanities initiative meshes with STEM.
5
05, 2021
Write it out
Learning about words, and life, from writing and copying long-hand.
1
05, 2021
Active humanities in health care (Humanities Institute, Penn State University)
How the pandemic summons the need for humanities in health care
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04, 2021
The humanities of healing, post-Covid (Rebekah Widdowfield, The Herald)
Appreciating the human element in the recovery from the pandemic.
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04, 2021
The doctor is in the stars (Andrew Dansby, Houston Chronicle)
A poet and physician combines his passions in life and art.
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04, 2021
Medicine in crisis (Molly Worthen, New York Times)
That the pandemic should usher in a deepening interest in medical humanities.
7
04, 2021
History, health, and the business of philanthropy
A lecture on the ways history affects philanthropy's mission for global health.