Returning To The World of Sanctuary
Looking back on my childhood it is hard to think of a game I thought was as cool as the original Diablo. It was dark, edgy, and gave me just enough agency to feel that yes, little ol’ me could […]
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Art In Dayton: The Wonderful Simplicity of Japanese Pottery
Over a year ago I started doing a pottery class with my mom. It was a good way for me to get out of the house and be doing something actively with my hands. For three hours a week I […]
Making The Most of Put-In-Bay: How I Enjoyed It’s Magic As An Adult
Growing up my family visited Put-In-Bay every few years during the summer. As a kid, it felt like a magical place full of golf carts and bikes. You took a ferry over to the island. The whole experience felt surreal. […]
My Voice: Using Artificial Intelligence for College Homework
Nowadays, everywhere is riddled with little “developing robotic brains” that gradually gather information and grow in power and knowledge. The result? Software that is capable of talking and answering questions in a humanesque kind of way. I remember when AI […]
Sinclair Hosts 29th Women in STEM Event for High School Girls
This week, Sinclair welcomed Dayton area girls from grades 10 to 12 for the WiSTEM Institute. With activities taking place at several locations across campus, the event gave young women in the Miami Valley a taste of SME (Science, Math […]
Montana Becomes First State to Ban TikTok
Starting next year, residents of Montana will no longer be able to use the popular social media app TikTok. Senate Bill 419 was signed by the state’s governor Greg Gianforte on May 17 in what he stated was in the […]