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Dai’s Mother Divulges Son’s Mental Health Struggles
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Patrick Dai’s mother revealed new details about his mental health challenges ahead of his new court date on Thursday, Nov. 9.
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Who Is Patrick Dai ’24, Student Charged for Posting Antisemitic Threats?
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The Sun spoke to students and professors who interacted with Patrick Dai ’24, who was charged on Oct. 31 for allegedly posting antisemitic threats online toward Jewish students.
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Classes Canceled Friday, Nov. 3 for Community Day, Response to “Extraordinary Stress”
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Amid antisemitic threats and increased tensions on campus, classes will be canceled on Friday, Nov. 3 to serve as a “community day.”
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Ellen Stutzman ’04, Chief Negotiator of WGA, Leads Hollywood Writers in Securing Deal
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Ellen Stutzman ’04, who served as chief negotiator for the Writers Guild of America during their most recent strike, sat down with The Sun following WGA’s Oct. 9 deal with major studios.
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Chris Kanik ’05 Wins “Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars” for Smart Cups Technology
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Cornell alumnus Chris Kanik ’05 received $250,000 and the opportunity to work with Gordon Ramsay as the season one winner of “Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars.”
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Project Teams Spend the Summer Excelling in Competitions, Traveling Globally
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This summer, many of Cornell’s project teams continued to pursue their passions, ranking high at prestigious competitions and traveling across the globe.
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Gia Mar Ramos ’25 Featured in Inaugural Forbes Puerto Rico 30 Under 30 List
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Gia Mar Ramos ’25 was named to the first Forbes Puerto Rico Local 30 Under 30 List for empowering girls to pursue computer science.
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Cornell Produces Top Artificial Intelligence, Finance Talent Amid Market Boom
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Cornell has been recognized as an incubator for top finance and artificial intelligence talent and will be developing two new AI minors amid the market boom.
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Cornell Hunger Relief Set to Begin Tenth Annual Big Red Food Drive
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Cornell Hunger Relief calls for students to support the Big Red Food Drive on their tenth anniversary to fight food insecurity in Tompkins County amid the end of additional pandemic SNAP aid.
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Melodramatics Theatre Company Performs “25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” to Sold-Out Risley Theatre
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Melodramatics Theatre Company’s latest show, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” had Risley Theatre’s sold-out crowds buzzing with laughter.