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Relying on AI is a game of caution
As of 2025, around 54% of students use AI (artificial intelligence) in school on a weekly basis. While AI has its benefits, over-reliance can diminish analytical and critical thinking skills. It can reduce students’ creativity, which further increases their dependency on AI to generate their assignments for them. Studies show that over-reliance can potentially reduce critical thinking skills by 75%
‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest did great damage,’ Institute of Psychiatry’s nurses say
Nurse Hanna Conder-Ołowska told us that she had the opportunity to work in an international corporation, but she turned it down.“When you ask why, I’d like to know that myself. Maybe then I’d be making loads of money. I don’t know. This is my place, I guess that’s why,” she said.
Is the Ivy League still worth it in 2025?
Degree. Career. Stability. That was the formula for generations in the United States. In theory, a college degree brought a stable job, a suburban house with a white picket fence, a green lawn and perhaps a German sports car in the driveway. It was the promise of upward mobility – the gold standard of the American Dream – and at the top of that dream, stood the Ivy League.
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‘Acting can be one of the most rewarding lives you can choose,’ says actor Maciej Nawrocki
Some actors are recognised for their face, others for a single, iconic shot or sentence. Voice actors live in that strange space where you might not know their name, but you absolutely know what they sound like.
Del Toro’s creature-focused film makes its title sound almost ironic. Frankenstein review
The newest adaptation of Frankenstein, long awaited by millions of fans, was released on Netflix in November. The movie directed by Guillermo del Toro, who has been awarded three times with an Oscar and twice with a Golden Globe, aroused great expectations. Coupled with Jacob Elordi, Mia Goth and Oscar Isaac as the main actors, the film, even before the premiere, was described as a once-in-a-generation creation.
‘Best advice I got was: don’t study film production’, says film producer Zofia Kujawska
Zofia Kujawska works in an environment where every frame carries a story, every story carries a risk – and risk is something that has to be embraced, not avoided. In conversation with two Harbingers’ journalists, Karolina Orfinger and Alicja Melaniuk, she explains what being a film producer is actually about.
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