Kate CarlisleScott calls the new documentary "terrifying"
Lauren RubensteinFowler says negative ads tend to move polls
Gruen writes that euthanizing animals exposed to Ebola is a dangerous road to go down
"The Haitian Vodou religion is not Krugman's voodoo," writes Ulysse
Tatge discusses year-long program to consider Muslim women today through the arts
BBC News features the real world impacts of Plous' popular Social Psychology MOOC
Professor of Economics Richard Grossman, author of Wrong: Nine Economic Policy Disasters and What We Can Learn to Them, was interviewed on Concord News Radio about policy decisions made in the aftermath of the financial crisis. "The actions that were taken in the wake of the financial crisis, I view as having been completely necessary. If you go back and look at the Great Depression,when the government didn't do enough and the central bank for sure didn't do enough, then you get a sense of how bad things can be," said Grossman. "When you're just a few inches away from financial Armageddon, even if the policy isn't…
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Wesleyan is among a growing number of schools to no longer require applicants to submit scores
McAlister examines negative prayer, from Afro-Haitian vodou to Christian evangelicism
Johnston's associated photography exhibited at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
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