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Sustainable Campus | Making Big Red Events Sustainable
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Dr. Jonathan Zember's ’06 new book combines x-rays with art to teach kids about the wonders of the human body. Each page features an AI-generated cartoon of a famous artwork and a corresponding x-ray image of a body part.
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Goodreads | Xrays and Art: Anatomy ABCs
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The New York Times is partnering with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology to encourage readers to birdwatch this summer and share their observations. Over the past 20 years, Cornell's eBird project has collected observations from nearly 900,000 participants around the world. The project relies on volunteers, and newcomers to birding are encouraged to participate.
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NYT | How to start birding
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“Air purifiers appear to work—sometimes strikingly well. After a gas-leak scare near Los Angeles, the city school district installed air filters in classrooms, and students’ math and English scores shot up, the magnitude roughly on a par with cutting class sizes by a third.”
Weill Cornell physician says air purifiers appear to work to reduce indoor pollution from wildfires Source: New Yorker | The Hazy Days of Summer QUOTE
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Cornell Reunion
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"The best things in life are on the other side of fear," said Evelyn Ramdhanie '23, sharing sage words of wisdom as part of the student panel in A Conversation with Martha E. Pollack during Reunion on June 10.
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Cornell Reunion
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