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How to Tell When ‘Yes, I’m Voting’ Means ‘I’m Going to Flake Out’
Katherine Milkman of the Wharton School comments on how to determine if someone will commit to voting or flake out.
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Data-mining Firm Searches for Voters by Combing High School Yearbooks
John DiIulio of the School of Arts & Sciences is mentioned for guiding former students as they developed a data company that focuses on taking social-network analysis offline.
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What If Martin O’Malley or Bernie Sanders Disobeys the DNC on Debates?
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg Public Policy Center suggests that the solution for low-polling candidates is not to urge the DNC to authorize more debates.
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Video: U.S. Stocks Fluctuate As Raw-Material Gains Offset Biotechs Fall
Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School talks about the U.S. stock and bond markets, and Federal Reserve policy.
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Ted Cruz: Anti-gay Marriage Crusader? Not Always
Dean Ted Ruger of the Law School recalls his experiences with a former classmate and now U.S. senator, Ted Cruz.
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Stanford Probes ‘Troubling’ Increase in Cheating Allegations
Stanford University is probing a “troubling” increase in academic dishonesty among students, made easier by their use of technology, Provost John Etchemendy said in a letter to faculty. As many as 20 percent of students in a large introductory course may have cheated, Etchemendy said, adding that the school’s Office of Community Standards received an “unusually high number” of such reports at the end of the winter term.
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Fraternities Lobby Against Campus Rape Investigations
College fraternities and sororities, concerned that students accused of sexual assault are treated unfairly, are pushing Congress to make it harder for universities to investigate rape allegations. The groups' political arm plans to bring scores of students to Capitol Hill on April 29 to lobby for a requirement that the criminal justice system resolve cases before u