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FOCUS: Redux hosts opening of two new exhibitions
COMMENTARY, Brack: Throw out the Heritage Act
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Charleston RiverDogs
NEWS BRIEFS: Big ship stops by port of Charleston
FEEDBACK: Use opioid funds carefully, transparently
MYSTERY PHOTO: Wild mural
CALENDAR: Photos come alive in museum’s new Living Color exhibit
By Lindsay Street | Two Clemson University professors want to fight online misinformation by giving everyone a pop quiz. But don’t worry, it’s only eight questions. Darren Linvill and Patrick Warren have debuted this week “Spot the Troll,” an educational tool to guide users toward being better informed on social media while asking participants to divine the legitimate profiles from those linked to foreign governments.
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