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US Man Eats Another Student's AI Artwork In Protest, Detained By Police
An undergraduate at the University of Alaska was detained after tearing and eating AI-generated artwork in protest and charged with criminal mischief.
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Water On Moon May Have Come From Earth, Claims Study
In a new study, the scientists of University of Alaska Fairbanks say that there could be water molecules as well as ice up there on the Earth's satellite.
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US Pianist Went Dog-Sledding. His Finger "Broke Like A Twig" In Accident
Yotam Haber is an established composer and pianist, an assistant professor at the University of New Orleans, a former artistic director of New York's MATA festival and winner of a Guggenheim fellowship and a Koussevitzky Foundation commission, among many other honors and awards. Since childhood, though, he has had another dream: to race sled dogs i...
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Alaska Glaciers Leading to Global Sea Level Rise: Study
Alaska's melting glaciers are adding enough water to the Earth's oceans to cover the state of Alaska with a 1-foot thick layer of water every seven years, finds a study.
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Frostbitten feet of Kenyan runner amputated
A 28-year-old Kenyan runner for the University of Alaska Anchorage who suffered frostbite after more than two days in severe cold, had his feet amputated, school officials said on Monday.
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US Man Eats Another Student's AI Artwork In Protest, Detained By Police
An undergraduate at the University of Alaska was detained after tearing and eating AI-generated artwork in protest and charged with criminal mischief.
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Water On Moon May Have Come From Earth, Claims Study
In a new study, the scientists of University of Alaska Fairbanks say that there could be water molecules as well as ice up there on the Earth's satellite.
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US Pianist Went Dog-Sledding. His Finger "Broke Like A Twig" In Accident
Yotam Haber is an established composer and pianist, an assistant professor at the University of New Orleans, a former artistic director of New York's MATA festival and winner of a Guggenheim fellowship and a Koussevitzky Foundation commission, among many other honors and awards. Since childhood, though, he has had another dream: to race sled dogs i...
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Alaska Glaciers Leading to Global Sea Level Rise: Study
Alaska's melting glaciers are adding enough water to the Earth's oceans to cover the state of Alaska with a 1-foot thick layer of water every seven years, finds a study.
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Frostbitten feet of Kenyan runner amputated
A 28-year-old Kenyan runner for the University of Alaska Anchorage who suffered frostbite after more than two days in severe cold, had his feet amputated, school officials said on Monday.
