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- 1Herring Gut Coastal Science Center Adds AmeriCorps Educator▼Herring Gut Coastal Science Center welcomes AmeriCorps member as Assistant Environmental Educator
The Herring Gut Coastal Science Center in Maine has welcomed an AmeriCorps member to its team as an Assistant Environmental Educator. The role will support the center's coastal science and environmental education programs, which serve local students and community members. It reflects the center's continued partnership with national service programs to expand its educational outreach.
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Leidsch Dagblad, a regional newspaper covering the Leiden area of the Netherlands, is drawing searches and attention among Dutch readers. Little detail is available beyond the paper's name trending locally. Separately, Dutch media report on Rotterdam mayor Peter Heijkoop's traditional October 3, eating herring and white bread for Leidens Ontzet, the city's annual liberation festival.
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The price of preparing the traditional Russian salad 'herring under a fur coat' has risen over the past year, according to reporting by SPbDnevnik. The dish, a staple of New Year and holiday tables, has become more expensive as ingredient costs climb. Russians are discussing the rising price of the classic festive salad.
- 4Herring Champions Growth of Classical Education▼Pressure Cooker: Herring Champions Growth of Classical Education
Hillsdale College highlights Herring's advocacy for the expansion of classical education, a movement emphasizing traditional liberal arts, great books, and character formation in K-12 schooling. The college has been a leading national force behind the proliferation of classical charter and private schools, and Herring is presented as a champion of that growth. Further details about who Herring is and the specific initiatives involved are not provided.
- 5AI 'Superintelligence' Debate Called a Distraction From Real Harm●"For me the discussion whether AI is actually (super)intelligent or will ‘go rogue’ is a red herring, that stops us from
Commenters are pushing back on the debate over whether AI is truly intelligent or could 'go rogue', arguing it is a red herring. The focus, they say, should be on the disruptive effects AI is already having and on holding those responsible to account, with implications for climate, security and privacy.
- 6Retired NASA astronaut John Herrington to visit Montana State Sept. 28●Retired NASA astronaut John Herrington to visit Montana State on Sept. 28
Retired NASA astronaut John Herrington is scheduled to visit Montana State University in Bozeman on September 28. The visit by Herrington, the first enrolled Native American to fly in space, is being announced by the university ahead of the event. Further details about his schedule or the topic of his appearance were not included in the announcement.