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Illustration by Deb Lucke

Hoofbeat Healing

By Deb Lucke

Spring 2021

Physical therapist Karen "Kay" Stanley-White heals people in an unusual way—by putting them on a horse. Sometimes she puts them on backward. All with the goal of improving function in those with movement disorders or injuries. 

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Forging a Future

By Ali Fitzgerald

September 8, 2020

"When you make and design things you condition people’s lives. The passport is a good example of that."

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Comic by Ali Fitzgerald

Our Deepfake Future

By Ali Fitzgerald

March 2, 2020

Deepfakes—videos altered by artificial intelligence—have begun warping our reality.

Dr. Subbarao Kambhampati, researcher and professor at Arizona State University and former president of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence: “We can’t just believe everything we see. And in some sense, until now that was possible.”

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Playing Nice

By Ali Fitzgerald

September 3, 2019

Lisa Suhay dismisses the myth of the solitary chess genius. She uses chess to cultivate community and personal growth through her program, the Norfolk Initiative for Chess Excellence (NICE).

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Comic and Interview by Jess Ruliffson

Last Shift

By Jess Ruliffson

December 13, 2018

Author Elaine Castillo grew up as a first-generation American with Filipino immigrant parents. She lived abroad in London for nearly a decade before moving back to her hometown of Milpitas, California, against the background of anti-immigrant sentiment in England and America.

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Interview and comic by Jess Ruliffson

The Final Act

By Jess Ruliffson

March 6, 2018

Dr. Thomas A. Andrew served as New Hampshire's Chief Medical Examiner for two decades, retiring in September 2017 amid the growing opioid crisis. Now he's studying to become an ordained deacon in extension ministry to help at-risk youth on the Appalachian Trail.

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