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...practical implications? Many scholars believe that social comparison helps to explain why, even as much of the world gets ever richer, people today don't report being happier than people did 50 years ago. We might not be happy now if we had to give up the amenities of the last half-century computers, air conditioners, a bedroom for every child, and more - but back when no one else had them either, life was okay...
...yards and four touchdowns as the Crimson smashed Yale. “I’m very fortunate to be in the position I was in,” Pizzotti said. “But really, all personal things aside, I couldn’t be happier to be a part of this team, and right now it’s really just focus on the team. One of the kids mentioned the other night that we made every win look ugly. We finally made one look good, so it was nice to play our best game when...
...been saying for the past couple of weeks that we hoped it came down to this, and it did," Bagdis said. "This is the ultimate, perfect, storybook ending, so I couldn’t be happier and I couldn’t be prouder of the guys in this senior class. It’s just phenomenal...
...said. “Of all regions, I would never have guessed that I would have come from Northern Europe.” Sassanfar’s surprise was tinged with disappointment. “Everyone has a pride for where they come from, and I might have been happier if they had said I come from the Middle East,” she said. “But this was thousands of years ago, so who knows.” According to Irene Lucile Garcia Newton, the House race relations tutor who organized the event, Sassanfar?...
...doors, the world would change very little. If Yale athletic teams failed to show up to games, the scores would be practically indistinguishable. And would anyone notice if Handsome Dan were not dragged around the field? Probably only Handsome Dan, and the mascot would surely be all the happier to skip the exercise. Maybe we could also finally stop hearing about Aleksey Vayner. It is so tiring when it is that easy to make fun of someone. Yale University President Richard Levin could finally retire on his yacht. After making all that money—on the highest presidential salary...