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U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report: Students Can Benefit from Experiential Learning
Whether students are earning an associate’s, bachelor’s or master’s degree, there is a great deal they can learn in the classroom. However, many academic professionals preach the value of experiential learning. This practice involves a variety of types of hands-on experience as part of a degree program, including internships and cooperative education, or co-ops.
The Question Anderson Cooper Forgot to Ask
Last week started off with the eighth Republican primary debate of the year, on Monday night. According to my own count, there were 15 questions (and answers) on tax reform, 2 on energy and jobs, one heated back-and-forth on health care, 12 questions and responses on immigration, 5 on the home-mortgage crisis, 3 on the […]
New Zealand Herald
Shh … here’s the truth about gossip
We devote up to two-thirds of our daily conversation to gossip. But is swapping tidbits about your neighbours, co-workers or friends really that bad? Suzanne Harrington thinks not.
Companies urged to push harder for diversity
The Boston business Journal’s Leaders in Diversity event is underway at the Westin Copley, with Emmett G. Price III, chair of the African American Studies Department at Northeastern University , giving the keynote address. He urged the audience to push even harder within their companies and organizations to create more diversity and inclusion.
MIT SHASS News
Dr. Joseph Aoun, PhD ’82, President of Northeastern University, receives the 2011 Robert A. Muh Alumni Award in the Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
Dr. Joseph Aoun, a distinguished linguistics scholar, and the seventh President of Northeastern University, is the recipient of the 2011 Robert A. Muh Alumni Award, presented bienially by MIT’s School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences. Dr. Aoun’s award lecture is on “The Future of American Higher Education in the Global Knowledge Marketplace.”
If You’re Happy and You Know It, Must I Know, Too?
MARY LOU DiNARDO checked three times to make sure: was that a smiley face at the end of the latest e-mail from her most dour client?
Worcester Telegram
Curb federal overreach
The federal government routinely attaches conditions to its largesse that expand Washington’s reach to policy areas long under state control. This ‘regulation without representation’ has become a serious problem that requires a powerful remedy.
BostInnovation
Will Robotic Dragons Be the Next Generation’s Teachers? Northeastern, MIT & Harvard Find Out
How many times have you fallen asleep in a lecture hall, tired of hearing your professor drone on and on about literature, statistics or ethics? Imagine learning from a plush dragon, instead. Yes, you heard us correctly. Researchers from Northeastern University, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are examining how social robots can […]
CBS Money Watch
Job Interview Going Badly? 5 No-Fail Ways To Fix It
Job interviews are, generally, not fun. You’re trying to prove your worth as quickly and efficiently as you can – sometimes in 20 minutes or less. If things don’t go quite right, before you know it you may find yourself getting the “Don’t call us” line and a limp handshake.
Tech News Daily
New University Facility Tests Homeland Security Tech
Northeastern University has built a facility to serve as a testing ground for new homeland security technology.
NBC DFW
The Body Politics of Debates
It’s not just what they say.
Market News International
US Economists Worried Over Jobs Outlook For Older Workers
U.S. policymakers continue to be frustrated by a stubbornly high unemployment, with over 6 million Americans without a job for 27 weeks or more, and two economists Tuesday highlighted the significant challenges in particular for older workers displaced by the “Great Recession.”