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Penn in the News
A round-up of Penn mentions in local, national, and international media.
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One of the Most Popular Job Interview Questions Is Biased and Unfair, Says Adam Grant
Adam Grant of the Wharton School explains why behavioral questions during an interview are biased and unfair to ask potential employees.
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5 Science-backed Ways to Give Better Presentations (Even If You Hate Public Speaking)
Research about the impact of storytelling by Deborah Small of the Wharton School is cited.
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Archway to a Better Job
Peter Cappelli of the Wharton School comments on the advantages to companies offering tuition-benefit assistance.
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Why Wharton Grad Ivy Sole Is the Hip-Hop Artist You Should Be Listening To
Wharton undergraduate alum and Makuu Center coordinator Ivy Sole is featured for her budding music career.
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Video: Local Researchers Look to Stop Spread of West Nile to Humans
Sara Cherry of the Perelman School of Medicine talks about studying ways to limit transmission of the West Nile virus to humans.
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DeVos Invested More Money in 'Brain Performance' Company, Despite Weak Evidence
Rebecca Maynard of the Graduate School of Education critiques information distributed by a company, Neurocore, that makes questionable claims about its treatment for anxiety, depression, ADHD and autism.
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Wharton Class for Multi-millionaires
Wharton’s Private Wealth Management program is highlighted. Richard Marston of the Wharton School comments on faculty teaching during the week-long course led by Charlotte Beyer, founder of the Institute for Private Investors.
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Video: Untruths, Lies and How to Tell the Difference
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg Public Policy Center encourages viewers to take the time to understand the difference between untruths and lies.
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University of Pennsylvania Program Helps Students with Disabilities
The Graduate School of Education’s VAST LIFE (Vocational Academic Social Skills Training Life Skills Independence Functional Experiences) program is highlighted. Heather Hopkins of GSE is cited for creating the program.
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Audio: Is ‘Pro-choice’ a Problem?
PIK Professor Dorothy Roberts of the Law School and the School of Arts & Sciences talks about the “pro-choice” paradigm and how it has affected the abortion-rights movement.