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Professor Mitch Wieland joined Boise State in 1996. In that time he’s created the Idaho Review – a nationally recognized magazine that has published renowned fiction authors like Anthony Doerr and ...

AI music is taking over in a way that many thought would never be possible. But Riley Green still believes that AI can’t evoke the emotion while songwriting that a human can. Over the past couple of ...

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