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How one New Orleans charter school has expanded student access to college courses
Abramson Sci Academy in New Orleans is offering personal finance classes to high schoolers, taught by Wharton School professors.
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As Lower Merion tries (again) to start high school later, most Philly-area districts can’t seem to budge to get teens more sleep
Indira Gurubhagavatul of the Perelman School of Medicine says that school districts have adopted multitiered systems of start times to reduce busing costs.
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Do mares really need antibiotics for bacterial endometritis?
Tamara Dobbie of the School of Veterinary Medicine calls for a responsible, evidence-based approach to antibiotics when treating mares with bacterial endometritis.
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SVB CEO sold $3.6 million in stock days before bank’s failure
Dan Taylor of the Wharton School says that any discussion for a capital raise by Silicon Valley Bank CEO Greg Becker would be highly problematic if it occurred at the time the share-sale plan was adopted.
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What happens to human brain at all stages of life? Studies have pretty cool answers
Postdoc Jakob Seidlitz of the Perelman School of Medicine says that brain development changes as people age, with different parts of the brain reaching their own milestones at different points in life.
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Awards shows have been criticized for their lack of diversity for years. Why are they so slow to change?
Jasmine Henry of the School of Arts & Sciences says that the Grammys honor Black artists just enough to say that they did, not enough to produce truly equitable results.
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Concussions on the rise among older Americans
Ramon Diaz-Arrastia of the Perelman School of Medicine says that concussions are happening more often as the U.S. population continues to age.
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Law firm engages women on domestic violence
A visiting student delegation from Penn Carey Law helped engage Ghanese women in a community legal outreach training program on domestic violence and women empowerment.
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Records in Fox defamation case show pressures on reporters
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg Public Policy Center says that it would be useful for Fox News to make a clear statement that the news division has complete and total autonomy from the rest of Fox.
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The radical act of eating with strangers
Research by Marissa King of the Wharton School found that during the pandemic people’s social networks decreased by an average of 16 percent, with most of the losses occurring among men.