5646 research outputs found
Sort by
Mother Earth
Get PDFJane Duffy is an interdisciplinary artist who is pursuing Art and Writing at DePauw University. She specializes in acrylic paintings and ink drawings, but does a wide range of creative work in all sorts of artistic fields, including murals and window art
Dear Darling Death
Get PDFIra Satpathy is a Freshman from India. She hopes to pursue Politics and Philosophy. She enjoys doing art, writing poetry, and playing badminton. Ira is very interested in feminist philosophy and produces a bi-weekly podcast about intersectional feminism
Wouters, Cornélie and Marie in The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Romantic-Era Women\u27s Writing
No full textCornélie Wouters (1737–1802), also known as the Baroness of Vasse, and her sister Marie Wouters (1739–after 1802), both born in Brussels, had active literary careers in Paris in the 1780s and 1790s, separately and collaboratively, composing original works in French and translating a substantial corpus of theatre, history, and fiction from English to French. Notable publications include a twelve-volume history of English theatre, an allegorical fairy-tale version of the American Revolution, a lunar travel narrative, and a political pamphlet addressed to the French National Assembly arguing that the new republic should grant full rights to Jews. In all their works, the sisters take a special interest in relations between France and England, and, in some, they take an even more global view, as in Cornélie Wouters’ Le nouveau continent (1783), whose narrative stretches from the new United States to imperial Russia, and La Belle indienne (1798), the story of a girl from India raised by nobles in Paris during the reign of Louis XVI
North Putnam (film)
No full textNorth Putnam depicts a year in the life of a rural Indiana school district and the community it serves. Crafted with empathy, a hyper-real reporting lens and skillfully lush cinematography, the film aims to reach across divides and to spark action-oriented conversations about the interdependence between public schools and community development.
North Putnam Documentary Teaser from Joel Fendelman on Vimeo
Keynote: Jon Gertner
No full textThe symposium will start on the evening of April 16 with a keynote address by Jon Gertner. Jon is a journalist, historian, and feature writer for The New York Times Magazine
as well as the author of the NYTimes bestseller, The Idea Factory. His address will focus on the issue of intellectual property and the ethical questions around the huge amount of human-generated content that large language models use as they are developed
TheCheeseBoard
No full textSocial media websites allow people all around the world to find communities and make connections. Many social media sites are for general use and have lots of diverse and thriving communities engaging with content, but this can make it hard to find a particular niche. Some sites solve this issue by focusing on a particular topic, such as GoodReads, a social media site focused on books (“Goodreads”). TheCheeseBoard is a social media web app focused on cheese that, taking after its predecessors, allows users to find a community of cheese lovers and enthusiasts and learn more about cheese all in one centralized location. Users can rate and review cheeses they’ve tried, mark a cheese as ‘want to try’, add cheeses to custom boards, read other users’ reviews, and comment on reviews to start a conversation. TheCheeseBoard builds a community of those who already love cheese and can make learning less intimidating for those just beginning to explore beyond grocery store cheddar and parmesan
The BrotherhoodDPU website
No full textThe Brotherhood DPU is a Center for Diversity and Conclusion (CDI) based organization that is composed of men of color on DePauw’s campus. The Brotherhood has over 50 members (and growing) and hosts around 20 events in a year. These include philanthropy, social and general body meetings. Due to the growth of the Brotherhood over a short period of time, communication between the organization\u27s executive leadership, the general body members and the student body has been a struggle to establish for the organization. The BrotherhoodDPU website establishes a direct connection between everything the organization needs to communicate with its entire audience. The BrotherhoodDPU website is a place where users can identify The BrotherhoodDPU’s identity by being able to easily find the organization’s core values and a visualization of those values in action. Users can see a clear representation of the event schedule for the organization and even be able to RSVP right from the website. The BrotherhoodDPU website shows who is currently leading the organization, which is updated every year. Users are also able to contact the organization, where their comments can be analyzed by the organization leaders. Additionally, Brotherhood members can access a publicly-restricted page of the website that holds information specific to organizational needs
Oscillated Projection of Adversarial Light (OPAL)
No full textOPAL, or Oscillated Projection of Adversarial Light, is an attempt to realize modern day research into adversarial examples by way of a device that uses light itself as a perturbation. A Raspberry Pi 4 is used to play tones on a speaker; a mounted laser then casts light onto a mirror which is oscillated by the sound playing. This configuration projects patterns onto a road sign which is then evaluated by an object detection model running on the Pi. The inference with the maximum loss is the optimal example which is then projected onto the sign statically. This allows attackers to remotely deploy attacks against autonomous vehicles. In addition, it offers manufacturers a device to test their models against for adversarial interference