11/15
Penn in the News
A round-up of Penn mentions in local, national, and international media.
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Body Cameras May Have Provided Clarity in Arrest of U-Va. Student
As Virginia State Police, elected officials and many others try to understand how a University of Virginia student wound up on a Charlottesville sidewalk, bloody and prone, one piece of the puzzle is conspicuously absent: body-camera footage.
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Will Personalised Pricing Take E-commerce Back to the Bazaar?
Joseph Turow of the Annenberg School for Communication is quoted about personalized pricing for online shopping.
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How Real-life Al Rivals ‘Terminator’: Robots Take the Shot
Jonathan Moreno of the Perelman School of Medicine and the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the military’s increased interest in neuroscience and artificial intelligence.
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Video: Vincent Price on CCTV
Provost Vincent Price is interviewed on education in an interconnected global environment.
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10 Ways to Get Happy
Cassie Mogilner of the Wharton School suggests focusing on the importance of time as a resource.
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The Key to Our Happiness Is Connection, Not Competition
Adam Grant of the Wharton School is cited for his research on the success of “givers” and “takers” in the workplace.
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Shaken Baby Syndrome: A Disputed Diagnosis Imprisons Parents
Susan Margulies of the Perelman School of Medicine speaks on the difficulty of studying brain injuries in infants.
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Gamification Harnesses the Power of Games to Motivate
Kevin Werbach of the Wharton School writes about gamification.
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Stunned by a Video, U. of Oklahoma Struggles to Talk About Race
The text message arrived on Latrecia Breath’s phone while she was grocery shopping on a Sunday afternoon. "Please watch this," her friend urged. Ms. Breath, a sophomore majoring in broadcasting and electronic media at the University of Oklahoma, waited until she was in the parking lot before she clicked on the link. There, in her prune-colored Saturn, she watched the video that was rapidly engulfing the 27,000-student campus. Her university had become a flash point in the national conversation about race.
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Why It’s Impossible for Companies to Advance Women
Monica McGrath of the Wharton School writes about workplace gender inequalities.