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“Individuals acquire negative beliefs about outgroups according to their local cultures, and few reach adulthood without considerable knowledge of these prejudices and stereotypes,” the study concluded.
“Economics majors can acquire [analytic and quantitative reasoning] skills without having to commit themselves too early to a specific track, as they would if they majored in business administration (in universities where such an undergraduate major is available) or accountancy or such subjects,” Dixit...
For the last 40 days, I have been studying Russian at Middlebury College. It is a thoughtful program that works classes, films, and tea parties into a digestible nine weeks. One quirk is that upon arriving, you are required to sign a pledge promising only to communicate and acquire stimuli...
In a statement yesterday, the Harvard Management Company (HMC), the steward of the University’s $22.6 billion endowment, said that it had “not lost [its] enthusiasm for timber as an asset class,” adding that it would “continue to acquire...
But press that logic further, and you arrive at an uncomfortable place. If nuclear weapons are so great at keeping the peace, why shouldn't everyone have them? And what happens when the Bomb falls into the hands of those who don't remember the legacy of Aug. 6--or...