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Northeastern U. Opens the First in a Planned Series of Graduate Campuses Across the U.S.

Northeastern University opened a graduate campus in Charlotte, N.C., on Monday, the first step in a far-reaching plan to expand across the country, form research partnerships within cities, and take advantage of regional needs for specialized workers.
Charlotte Business Journal

Northeastern heads uptown

Northeastern University landed a long way from home Monday, trading chowder for sweet tea at its new uptown campus.
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Northeastern putting down stakes across the country

Northeastern University is going south and west: It plans to open a regional campus in Charlotte, N.C., today and a similar outpost in Seattle within the year, with hopes of eventually planting flags in Austin, Minneapolis, the Silicon Valley area, and beyond.
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The New Science Behind Your Spending Addiction

Like many colleges, Washington University in St. Louis offers children of its faculty free tuition. So Leonard Green, a professor of psychology there, did all he could to persuade his daughter to choose the school. He extolled its academic offerings, praised its social atmosphere, talked up its extracurricular activities—and promised that if Hannah chose Washington […]
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Rick Perry: Afraid to Debate?

Let’s put this in terms that Rick Perry can understand: When you show up for the rodeo, you’ve got to ride the bull.
The Boston Herald

Expert: Double-dip fears decrease as Bay State grows at 3.9 percent

The Bay State’€™s growth outpaced the nation’€™s gross domestic product in the third quarter – for the fifth consecutive quarter.
The Seattle Times

New tax on air travel makes some see red

Rochelle Peachey is no stranger to high taxes and fees on airline tickets. A frequent flier between Miami and London, she routinely sees government charges that double the price of her ticket.
Mashable

Why Women Make Excellent Entrepreneurs in the Digital Age

In 2010, women became the majority of the U.S. workforce for the first time in the country’s history. Also, 57% of college students are now women. While men continue to dominate the executive ranks and corporate board rooms, women now hold a number of lucrative careers: they make up 54% of accountants, 45% of law […]
Engadget

Robot dragon teaches kids language skills, battles impulse to terrorize city

Did you have trouble learning language skills at a young age? It’s probably because you didn’t have the right teacher. And by “the right teacher,” we mean the right robotic dragon, naturally.
The Dallas Morning News

Rick Perry plans to skip some GOP debates

Five debates into his presidential campaign, Rick Perry isn’€™t exactly keen on the rapid-fire, ratings-grabbing contests -€” and he plans on skipping some.

Report: Troubled Economy Threatens To Push Home Prices Down, Again

The housing market in Greater Boston may have its rockiest days ahead of it. A new report from The Boston Foundation says that there are troublesome signs in the economy threatening to push home prices downward again. And one big worry is that the staggering housing market will send young working families to seek their […]
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Turkish victims say poor construction, lax enforcement contributed to quake deaths

Two things are for certain in Turkey: The country will have earthquakes, and those earthquakes will continue to kill.