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I’m the daughter of immigrants and I think somewhere in me is a real feeling that you keep striving, you keep pushing ...

Discover how college students are embracing analog learning methods—handwritten notes, physical books, and offline discussions—to enhance focus and deepen understanding.

The former media mogul discusses how he became “ashamed” of Gawker and why he’s selling his apartment and moving to Budapest.

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