The Long-Term Issue
10.22.20
MIT Technology Review
Journal Report
10.19.20
The Wall Street Journal
Cover for Journal Report:
What Parents and Students Should Know About Applying to College. The pandemic has all sorts of financial implications that will affect where to apply, how to get aid, where to live and more.
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What Parents and Students Should Know About Applying to College. The pandemic has all sorts of financial implications that will affect where to apply, how to get aid, where to live and more.
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Journal Report
10.19.20
The Wall Street Journal
Illustrations for Journal Report:
1. Applying to College During Covid: What Parents and Students Should Know; 2. How Covid-19 May Be Unconsciously Affecting Your Financial Decisions; 3. I Married Him For Love—and So He Could Be on My Health Insurance; 4. Financial Questions Every Art Collector Should Ask (but Often Doesn’t).
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1. Applying to College During Covid: What Parents and Students Should Know; 2. How Covid-19 May Be Unconsciously Affecting Your Financial Decisions; 3. I Married Him For Love—and So He Could Be on My Health Insurance; 4. Financial Questions Every Art Collector Should Ask (but Often Doesn’t).
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Cybersecurity
08.23.20
The Wall Street Journal
Companies Battle Another Pandemic: Skyrocketing Hacking Attempts Weak Wi-Fi passwords, shared laptops are the stuff of cybersecurity nightmares.
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This Is America
07.05.20
The New York Times Book Review
This Is America
Happy 4th of July? As the country convulses through simultaneous social, political and identity crises alongside the largest public health crisis in decades, it isn't difficult to understand citizens' reluctance to engage in an otherwise expected celebration of all things U.S.A. right now. On the other hand, all of the agitation, protestation and questioning of norms are what has always made America legitimately great.
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