Feature of the Week: Gwyneth Yau’s unforgettable summer at MIT
On the first morning in Boston, my dad woke me up at 6am for a run near the MIT campus along the Charles River. I usually don ...
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A long way to go until achieving an ‘inclusive economy’
Korea can enter the advanced ranks only when it does away with unnecessary market interventions to enable all economic agents ...
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A Nobel way of thinking
He noted that while it’s customary to credit award winners, the Nobel Prize in Economics creates a hierarchy of knowledge ...
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Harvard’s Billion-Dollar Disappointment
Harvard’s nearly $1.2 billion fundraising haul fell short of last year’s mark by roughly $200M, following a period of ...
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Drivers multitask, skirt limits with partial automation
Last week’s article was a call from experts and six U.S. senators for the National Highway Traffic Safety administration to exert more oversight in vehicle automation. Here’s why. In a study of driver ...
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U.S. Representative calls on Paxson to publish plans to protect Jewish students
Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) sent a letter to nine university presidents, including President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20, ...
At selective colleges, fewer students are disclosing race in their applications
Data shows a greater number of students at competitive colleges did not indicate their race or ethnicity in their college applications.
Pakistan’s prime minister appeals to US for release of alleged al-Qaida member
Siddiqui rose to notoriety after her conviction in 2010 on multiple charges, including attempting to kill American officials.