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1 month ago | 
biorxiv.org | Melody Chan |Eugene Cho |Matthew Ralph
AbstractCreative thought enables humans to flexibly generate, evaluate and select novel and adaptive ideas according to different contexts. Decades of creativity research indicates that it involves at least two aspects: retrieval of previously acquired knowledge and manipulation of that knowledge. However, the cognitive processes underpinning these two aspects of creative thought remain underspecified.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
logos.com | Eugene Cho
Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail With the upcoming presidential election entering its final stages, our political climate is more polarized than ever. Disinformation, vitriol, and even violence pollute much of our discourse. Engaging with politics at any time can be fraught. But this is especially the case now. However, that does not mean we should disengage. In fact, quite the opposite is true, I believe.
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Aug 19, 2024 | 
msn.com | Eugene Cho
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Aug 19, 2024 | 
newsbreak.com | Eugene Cho
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Aug 19, 2024 | 
newsweek.com | Eugene Cho
My father was born in what is now North Korea, in a village outside of Pyongyang. As one of six children, he faced hunger and poverty daily. His family fled to the southern region, which would later become South Korea after the war, and in 1977, my parents made an incredibly difficult decision to leave their homeland to come to the United States in hopes of providing more opportunities for my brothers and me.
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Jul 16, 2024 | 
relevantmagazine.com | Eugene Cho
Unless it’s Justin Bieber, I don’t get star-struck. But I have to admit, it was pretty cool to meet President Barack Obama during a visit to Seattle during his presidency, when I had the opportunity and privilege to attend one of the events where he was speaking. I don’t usually run in those circles. Sitting in a special section with dignitaries and politicians that included mayors, council members, business bigwigs and the Washington governor was awkward, to say the least.
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Apr 22, 2024 | 
dukechronicle.com | Science WizKids |Eugene Cho
Dance culture is widespread at Duke University. As the semester comes to a close and many dance groups on campus hold their Spring showcases, The Chronicle put together a look into the first five dance groups founded at Duke. Capturing their energies, their histories, and their commitment through photographs and short interviews, our reporters worked to highlight this crucial part of on-campus life.
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Feb 22, 2024 | 
sojo.net | Eugene Cho
I know am not alone in feeling heartbroken by the horrific terrorist attacks in Israel on Oct. 7 and the dire humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza. The entirety of Gaza’s population — 2.2 million people — is ensnared in the grasp of extreme food insecurity and the outbreak of infectious disease; more than a quarter of these people find themselves in the throes of famine. I continue to pray for the release of hostages, for a lasting ceasefire, and for peace to reign in the region.
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Oct 18, 2023 | 
dukechronicle.com | Eugene Cho
Still adjusting to being back in class after Fall Break and looking for an excuse to get just a little bit off campus? Take advantage of the Fall weather and check out some of the outdoor public art Durham has to offer...or browse the gallery above from the comfort of your dorm room. Signup for our weekly newsletter. Cancel at any time. Share and discuss “Durham's Public Art: Murals, Sculptures, and Other Installations” on social media.
