In Part 1 we looked at the propaganda and manipulation techniques used throughout the BBC programme "Unvaccinated with Professor Hannah Fry." In Part 2 we considered the undisclosed conflicts of interest that apparently led some of the BBC's.
This past Saturday, May 21, the students and families who arrived at the Ritchie Center represented a return to some degree of normalcy. It has been three years since the last spring Commencement ceremony in the Ritchie Center without mask requirements, social distancing and limitations on crowd size. Three months after that ceremony, in August 2019, this year’s class of graduates from the Sturm College of Law arrived on the University of Denver campus for their orientation. Less than seven months later, they would all be sent home because of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The perseverance exhibited by the graduates over the past three years, along with the challenges they now face entering the law profession, was a theme throughout the Commencement ceremony.
Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Mary Clark, who is a graduate of the Harvard Law School and a tenured faculty member at Denver Law, focused on the importance of being courageous. She talked about the courage the graduates
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Renowned British Mathematician, NASA Veteran Amongst STEM Leaders Joining WhiteHat Jr.’S Future Creators’ Summit on Apr 24th to Foster Curiosity and Creativity Among Young Learners Worldwide
Monday, April 19, 2021 6:41PM IST (1:11PM GMT)
New Delhi, Delhi, India: WhiteHat Jr., India’s leading EdTech company known for its live online classes in Coding & Math, announced the , a global event aimed to inspire students, teachers and parents alike. CreatorSpace will be held virtually on April 24, 2021 and will be open to the general public (registration link: https://www.whitehatjr.com/event/creatorspace) in order to generate maximum impact on the bright young minds of tomorrow.
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Srinivasa Aiyangar Ramanujan came from a very modest background. Yet he was a mathematical genius in his own right. His father worked a day job while his mother was a housewife. However, he was born in a high-caste Brahmin Hindu family on December 22, 1887, in Erode, South India (today Tamil Nadu). It was during the time of the British Raj, which, as the world knows, lasted from 1857-1947. Srinivasa Ramanujan did not have any formal training in pure mathematics. Whatever he achieved was through his exceptional genius in the subject. In fact, his contributions “to mathematical analysis, number theories, infinite series and continued fractions including solutions to mathematical problems then considered unsolvable” are considered phenomenal for someone who never had any forma
Bath University maths expert Kit Yates worked out there are around two quintillion - or two billion billion - SARS-CoV-2 virus particles in the world at any one time