CeciUrbanski In the early 20th century, advancements in audio-visual recording technology gave the world the ability to mass-produce art. This mechanical production and reproduction not only changed how art was developed, but it challenged the very definition of what art was. In 1936, Walter Benjamin, a Marxist Jewish philosopher living in the age of mechanical… Read More The work of art In the age of Artificial Intelligence
EllieCusick With the words “academic integrity” engraved in the minds of every girl’s brain, it is clear cheating is in no way tolerated at Marian. Marian is not unique in its emphasis on maintaining academic integrity, but the fear of plagiarism within every teacher around the globe is only growing. New artificial intelligence websites and… Read More AI is changing writing
ElsaJurrens The future of seeing a computer instead of a physician might be here sooner than anticipated. Through advances in artificial intelligence (AI), it appears possible to make great strides in advances in the healthcare field. Just like doctors, AI has to be “taught” how to do its “job.” Humans have to tell the computer… Read More How artificial intelligence is changing medicine’s future
By ElissaEisele Throughout high school, it can be easy to find yourself misjudging people off one interaction you’ve had with them. This is true for all grade levels but misjudgment can occur at a higher rate during your freshman year. As a freshman, it is no walk in the park learning the names of hundreds… Read More Miscalculating character: When first judgement fails, reconsider
Column by CeciUrbanski How come we give the people we know the benefit of the doubt, but never the stranger? Why is it that we condense the entirety of a human into a first impression and a stereotype? While this sort of behavior may shield us from the dangers of vulnerability and trust, it also… Read More The stranger is our savior
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