Vicky Jiang
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Persecuted in China, Attacked in San Francisco
“After I was grabbed, I was so sad this happened in America. I cried while holding banners that spoke out about the persecution in China...”
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New Artificial Intelligence Computer Chips Mimic the Brain
IBM revealed a new generation of experimental computer chips that stimulate the human brain. The “Neurosynaptic Chips” emulate the interactions between neurons and synapses in the brain using advanced algorithms.
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UC Berkeley Students Protest Education Cuts Atop Campus Building Ledge
Several UC Berkeley students stood on the fourth-story ledge of Wheeler Hall to protest budget cuts.
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U.S. Citizen Pleads Guilty in Business Opportunity Fraud Case
Stephen Schultz pleaded guilty in Miami on twelve counts of an indictment against him.
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Haitians in the U.S. Granted Temporary Work Status
Haitians in U.S. before devastating earthquake near the Haitian capital will be eligible for temporary work status.
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Christie’s to Present English Furniture, Delft, and Chinese Export
Christie’s New York will present The Collection of Benjamin F. Edwards III, to feature a selection of silver, English furniture, delft, and Chinese Export.
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Ticketmaster Deal Undecided by Lawmakers
Department of Justice is ready to employ litigation to the opposed merger of Ticketmaster and Live Nation.
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Most Admired of 2009 (USA TODAY/Gallup Poll)
President Barack Obama is the man most admired by Americans.
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Numismatists Take Note: Stack’s New York Americana Sale
Mark your calendars, because Stack’s Rare Coins New York Americana Sale is set to take place January 26-27 at Stack’s auction gallery on 57th street.
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Persecuted in China, Attacked in San Francisco
“After I was grabbed, I was so sad this happened in America. I cried while holding banners that spoke out about the persecution in China...”
|
New Artificial Intelligence Computer Chips Mimic the Brain
IBM revealed a new generation of experimental computer chips that stimulate the human brain. The “Neurosynaptic Chips” emulate the interactions between neurons and synapses in the brain using advanced algorithms.
|
UC Berkeley Students Protest Education Cuts Atop Campus Building Ledge
Several UC Berkeley students stood on the fourth-story ledge of Wheeler Hall to protest budget cuts.
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U.S. Citizen Pleads Guilty in Business Opportunity Fraud Case
Stephen Schultz pleaded guilty in Miami on twelve counts of an indictment against him.
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Haitians in the U.S. Granted Temporary Work Status
Haitians in U.S. before devastating earthquake near the Haitian capital will be eligible for temporary work status.
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Christie’s to Present English Furniture, Delft, and Chinese Export
Christie’s New York will present The Collection of Benjamin F. Edwards III, to feature a selection of silver, English furniture, delft, and Chinese Export.
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Ticketmaster Deal Undecided by Lawmakers
Department of Justice is ready to employ litigation to the opposed merger of Ticketmaster and Live Nation.
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Most Admired of 2009 (USA TODAY/Gallup Poll)
President Barack Obama is the man most admired by Americans.
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Numismatists Take Note: Stack’s New York Americana Sale
Mark your calendars, because Stack’s Rare Coins New York Americana Sale is set to take place January 26-27 at Stack’s auction gallery on 57th street.
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