In this column, Drury President Jeff Frederick shares a few of the many things he learned from his late father.

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Forty years ago I forecast that the impact of machine learning would be that book-learning and logical reasoning would lose status just as literacy did when everyone could read and write. Two years ...

The revelation made by a prominent Buddhist monk at a media conference on Wednesday has led to such a cyclonic storm of ...