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The Case for a Harder Kindergarten

American kindergarteners are falling behind in math. The solution? Challenge them more.
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Comedy Reigns at 12th Annual Follies

Television-themed night parodies life at Harris.
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The High Costs of Energy Savings

When it comes to improving household energy efficiency, money isn't the only barrier.
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It's Almost Bedtime. Have You Read to Your Child Yet?

An innovative study tests whether behavioral science can succeed where traditional policies haven't.
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Introducing Chicago Harris Magazine

Our inaugural issue delves into the behavioral science of parenting, America's hidden hunger crisis and much more.
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In the News

Brett Goldstein on using personal data to improve cities, Next City

Anthony Fowler discusses the challenge of reaching young voters, RedEye Chicago

Senior Associate Dean Dan Allen on financing public education, The Daily Northwestern

Alicia Menendez and students investigate education reform in Chile, La Tercera

Bulletin of Atomic Scientists moves the Doomsday Clock ahead, Washington Post

William Howell on the strategy behind the State of the Union address, USA Today

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