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The University of Chicago
Published on Feb 8, 2017
As one of the first academic centers created to study the intersection of human behavior and economics, the Center for Decision Research at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business has discovered a thing or two about relationships over the years
With Valentine’s Day approaching, it’s a good time to turn to behavioral science for some…

ACT/SAT scores are still important. Find out how competitive students are using Learning Lab’s Test Prep Center to get prepared!

We make the best fajitas in the world. We’ve searched everywhere and never found better ones than these. Frankly, it’s not even close.

Keeping it real is a full-time job. This truth goes directly against my work ethic. I’m not passionate about much in life except living comfortably without toiling through all of the time-consuming, laborious tasks that usually entitle people to that kind of comfort. Basically, I want to live like a rapper without being a rapper. If you happen to meet anyone who’s never laid down a single track or been taken into custody for disorderly conduct and unlawful possession of a firearm but…

…by Audrey Koppenal Bagalay, newest SB consultant and recent bride
Walking into a bridal boutique can be such an exciting big step into the wedding planning process. As a bride, you feel that this big purchase sets the tone for the wedding, as well as making the whole process feel real. Buying your dress should make you feel like you are all that matters to those present. You should feel that you are being listened to and your needs and wants considered
Before…

Dave sat down to share 15 essential tips that will give you an insider's look into his philosophy. They're not just for mixers either. Dave's wisdom applies ...

Do you know what kind of investor you are? Brian Weinstein, head of global fixed income at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, sat down with TheStreet to discuss active vs. passive investing.

By now, you've probably seen the New York Times report about restaurants that have put a ban on photographing their food. But more importantly, keeping your camera on the table is a far worse offense than putting your elbows there. Not only does it take up space meant for eating, but it's also a distraction. It's even worse if it's your smartphone and it proceeds to vibrate and light up throughout the meal
Not only will this make you more courteous, but it…

The CW CEO Mark Pedowitz talks with The Hollywood Reporter about doing more straight to series orders, the future the DC brand and finding hope in freshman fare like 'Walker,' 'Superman & Lois' and 'Kung Fu.'
Mark Pedowitz, broadcast's longest-tenured chief, has no regrets about delaying the start of The CW 's fall season
His network (like Fox), made the decision last summer to wait until the new year to bring back scripted originals like Riverdale and All American. The late start afforded…

Just be nice, asshole
Oh, dear customer. Dear, sweet customer who felt it was okay to snap your fingers at me all night and constantly expect me to be there for you whenever you needed something yet completely ignored me when I would ask you any question. Why were you so rude to me? Everything was fine and dandy when you first came in and I thought we started out on the right foot with one another, but somewhere between me filling up…

I sat there listening to this woman. Child Psychologist. PhD. 20 years assessing children just like my boy. She talked. And I listened. But I'm not sure I really understood. She threw around phrases like "global developmental delays" and "borderline intellectual functioning." My kid certainly has his own way of

When the losing streak hit eight games, rendering the Broncos’ 2017 season caput, the culture inside Denver’s home locker room also lacked a championship vibe. Players sat in stalls organized by po…

Ever sat at your job and thought, I wish I was having more fun? Well that’s exactly what Ariel Rubin and Juliana Patel, two Los Angeles moms and game enthusiasts, have figured out a way to do. The duo co-founded The Wild Optimists to create games, puzzles, and fun immersive experiences for companies across the globe. The [...]

December 11, 2020 12:37pm
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The actor thought she was done with Marvel, until Kevin Feige approached her during awards season 2019: "We'd love to have you back. We’d love to make better use of you."
Whether she’s playing an alien sharpshooter, android or powerful socialite, Gemma Chan has emerged as one of the most versatile actors in Hollywood. Such adaptability is again on display in Steven Soderbergh’s Let Them All Talk, as Chan plays a literary agent on behalf of…

Matthew Lieberman, author of the book Social: Why Our Brains Are Wired To Connect sat down with Tai Lopez to talk about why it’s important to form real bonds with people, even if our instincts might tell us otherwise
Studies have shown that being lonely has the same health consequences as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, and that 20 to 30 percent of the world is lonely.
Everyone uses Facebook, but has it really made us more social?
Do you think that social…

We sat down with Jacqueline Hillgrube - Coldwell Banker Hearthside, Realtors, to discuss what’s happening in the Bucks County real estate market right now, i...

www.rolfssalon.com - Ever wonder how florists always create flawless centerpieces by mixing and matching flowers and leaves? Marlene sat down with Ari...

Know your tacos and your migas from your fajitas and enchiladas

ACT and SAT tests are becoming “optional” for many college admissions programs. Should students still take the test? Learning Lab weighs in.

Inequality at home will lead to unequal testing conditions.