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California’s Upward-Mobility Machine
The New York Times - By DAVID LEONHARDT
The University of California is struggling with budget woes that have deeply affected campus life. Yet the system’s nine colleges still lead the nation in providing top-flight college education to the
Gaps in Earnings Stand Out in Release of College Data
The New York Times - By KEVIN CAREY
Colleges give prospective students very little information about how much money they can expect to earn in the job market. In part that’s because colleges may not want people to know, and in part it’s
Cool Things We Learned from Tour de France Strava Files
Bicycling - By selene yeager
Very few can hope to ride at the GC-level, but reviewing computerized breakdowns of pros’ performances might give you the edge you need to try Most riders will never sprint as fast or climb as long as
Tour de France
9 Great Tips from Tour de France Nutritionists
Bicycling - By Molly Hurford
Pro cycling nutrition experts share their top eating tips to fuel your performance In a stage race like the Tour de France, riders aren’t just trying to ride well for one stage—they’re trying to repeat
Why going to college is important
USA TODAY Money - John Maxfield
Every three years, the Federal Reserve conducts an in-depth survey that collects data about family income, net worth, credit use, and a host of other variables that weigh on the health of the American
Athletics cost colleges, students millions
USA TODAY - Cliff Peale
As colleges and students face exploding spending, tuition and student debt, many question all of the money spent on sports. CINCINNATI -- College sports create undeniable campus pride and identity, but
Competitive Timed Tests Might Be Contributing to the Gender Gap in Math
The Atlantic - Emily Richmond
New research suggests that removing time-limited competition from classroom learning could help girls improve their math performance. When I was in the fifth grade, Fridays always meant math drills. Our
High school teacher under investigation for saying "vagina" during anatomy lesson
Salon - Katie McDonough
(Shutterstock) March 28, 2013 1:41AM (UTC) High school science teacher Tim McDaniel is being investigated by Idaho's professional standards commission because he allegedly used the word “vagina” while