The Post’s Jason Horowitz talks about the new pope from Rome last night on MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow Show
Fit at 102
Ray Clark is proof that it’s never too late to start exercising.
As he turned 102 last week, Clark was able to curl 40 pounds, work out vigorously on a rowing machine and deftly pluck bouncing eight-pound kettle bells from the air with the hand-eye coordination of a much younger man.
Photo Credit: Bill O’Leary/The Washington Post
Here’s what 400 square feet of comic strips look like - we donated our comic pages to Columbia University Players for their production of “Dog Sees God” now playing through March 9. The students were kind enough to send a few photos of how the set came together. Tickets are on sale now. #SupportingTheArts
Cory Haik among the top 50 female innovators in digital journalism
Congrats to our own @coryhaik, who was just named one of the top 50 female innovators in online media. journalism.co.uk recognized these women in honor of International Women’s Day. See the full list here.
As executive producer for digital news at The Post, Cory has been instrumental in the launch of the Truth Teller Prototype and coordinating digital efforts behind the presidential inauguration and Election Day 2012.
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Robots in the workplace: Job creators or job terminators?
“We’ve reached a tipping point in robotics.” The possibility is to run a factory “all while you are sleeping”.
-Daniela Rus, director of MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
(image credit: Jessica Rinaldi / For The Washington Post)
In D.C., just how important are you?
All it takes is a snow day to separate the essential personnel from those who simply wish they were, reports Washington Post reporter Emily Wax.
In this sequester era of looming job cuts and furloughs for federal employees and contractors, being anything but essential is a frightening prospect.
This couple featured in The Washington Post Magazine will appear on Katie Wednesday. Here’s a behind-the-scene photo by Post videographer Brad Horn whose video will also be shown on-air.
The Washington Post is proud to sponsor Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival and the free performances of The Washington Post Cafe Concert Series. Visit www.intersectionsdc.org for information on tickets and showtimes.
John Sullivan Joins American University and The Washington Post
New Role is Part of Upcoming Graduate Education Project to Combine Academia with Journalism Industry
