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Kamala Harris Taking Joe Biden on Campaign Trail Could Be ‘Risky’
Harris “has to differentiate herself from Biden and to come out from under the president’s shadow, but she can’t distance herself completely,” Costas Panagopoulos, a political science professor at Northeastern University, told Newsweek. “After all, Harris is still his vice president and she likely has no stronger champion than Biden.”
How Elon Musk’s endorsement of Trump may have backfired
Seth Harris, a former labor policy adviser to President Joe Biden and a senior fellow at the Burnes Center for Social Change at Northeastern University, said he believes Trump wants to be ambiguous on the subject of labor unions, a goal that he said is now much more difficult.
Your Relationship With Your Boss Matters
Op-ed written by Dr. Curtis Odom, an Associate Professor of Management at Northeastern University.
Your Relationship With Your Boss Matters
Op-ed by Dr. Curtis Odom, an Associate Professor of Management at Northeastern University.
The Wrath at Khan
John Kwoka, an economist at Northeastern University who has advised the FTC, told me that the structure of the acquisition market gives the big players an incentive to catch and kill. “Who’s going to pay the most for a new bright idea? It will always be the company that feels most threatened by it,” Kwoka […]
Kamala Harris Takes 7-Point Lead Over Donald Trump in New Poll
The polls are “reflecting the momentum in support and enthusiasm” for Harris’ candidacy but also reflect “the uptick that tends to follow national nominating conventions,” Costas Panagopoulos, a political science professor at Northeastern University, told Newsweek.
Boston.com
Northeastern’s acceptance rate for Boston campus drops to 5.2%
Northeastern University’s acceptance rate dropped to a record low of 5.2% for the fall admissions cycle, the latest development in a yearslong transformation that has turned the former commuter school into an increasingly competitive global powerhouse.
Vox
Amazon is using my grocery purchases to sell me prescription drugs
These trackers could, for example, know if I looked up a health-related question on WebMD and use that data to tailor recommendations on Amazon, according to Christo Wilson, a computer science professor at Northeastern University.
Boston.com
Why does everyone in Boston move on September 1?
Experts like Barry Bluestone, a professor emeritus of political economy and the founding director of the Dukakis Center at Northeastern University seem to think these students are responsible for the Sept. 1 move-in date.
Mass Live
How police are dealing with high price of body-worn camera programs
In one study, Northeastern University researchers found there was a reduction in citizen complaints and a drop in police use-of-force reports when some Boston Police officers wore cameras as part of a pilot program.
Clinton Never Recovered From ‘Deplorables’ Comment – Harris is Avoiding the Same Mistake
Costas Panagopoulos, a political science professor at Northeastern University told Newsweek candidates must be “very careful” about what they say, particularly “in an age in which snippets of that information can be so easily circulated and shared online.”
It’s 2024 And Now Bicycle Hackers Can Shift Your Gears
In their MakeShift: Security Analysis of Shimano Di2 Wireless Gear Shifting in Bicycles research paper, Maryam Motallebighom and Aanjhan Ranganathan from Northeastern University, address the potential security issues surrounding the use of wireless gear-shifting technology in modern bicycles.