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March 3, 2021
“My mom always said that you spend most of your life working, so I needed to find the thing that I love to do.”
Bianca Smith '12, coach for the Boston Red Sox minor league team | The New York Times
March 2, 2021
“I want to be clear here as an educator and communicator, you need your second dose.”
Lindsey Leininger, clinical professor of business administration | MPR News
March 1, 2021
“For me, Black History Month is just a way of saying that Black people are human beings, they've participated in world history in so many incredible ways.”
Joshua Bennett, assistant professor of English and creative writing | Inside Edition
February 26, 2021
“The sun's magnetic field lines can get complicated and twisted up like taffy in certain regions.”
Mary Hudson, the Eleanor and Kelvin Smith Distinguished Professor of Physics | Science News
February 25, 2021
“We strive to put the students into the laboratory or a machine shop, to get their hands dirty and make things happen.”
Douglas Van Citters, associate professor of engineering | Engineering.com
February 24, 2021
“I've developed a certain level of confidence from knowing that I've come out stronger. I want people to own their scars and their flaws and become who they want to be.”
Dana Giordano '16 | The Boston Globe
February 23, 2021
“As 2021 gets off to a great start, it is important to look back at the milestones that were achieved in 2020 that might play important roles in future missions to off-Earth environments.”
Richard D'Aveni, the Bakala Professor of Strategy | Forbes
February 22, 2021
“This is a terrific tool for tracking what happens each day and in each treatment, and for improving the quality of radiotherapy delivery.”
Brian Pogue, the MacLean Professor of Engineering | Yahoo! News
February 19, 2021
“We thought it would be really good and helpful for consumers if the FDA required the ads to present benefit and harm information in a transparent way, so people could make better decisions.”
Steven Woloshin, MED '96, professor of medicine | The Atlantic
February 18, 2021
“Across our studies, we found that people with an inflated sense of entitlement were more likely to get angry about bad luck, as if it were a personal injustice and the cards were purposely stacked against them.”
Alex Jordan, adjunct professor of business administration, and a co-author | Scientific American
February 17, 2021
“We do think that Mars had these environments that were potentially habitable in the past.”
Marisa Palucis, assistant professor of earth sciences | VICE
February 16, 2021
“We have to make buildings smarter. That's the first thing that we need to do. And I would call that relatively low-hanging fruit.”
Alexis Abramson, dean of Thayer School of Engineering | Fortune
February 15, 2021
“This system checks a lot of boxes for astronomers. It's only 120 million years old and just 400 light-years away, allowing detailed observations of this young planetary system.”
Elisabeth Newton, assistant professor of physics and astronomy | Business Insider
February 12, 2021
“Despite the recent changes that YouTube has made, our findings indicate that far too many people are still being exposed to extremist ideas on the platform.”
Brendan Nyhan, professor of government | USA Today
February 11, 2021
“The challenges we face in the modern world call for an engagement of the sciences and the humanities that starts in the classroom and becomes an essential aspect of the public sphere.”
Marcelo Gleiser, the Appleton Professor of Natural Philosophy | Big Think
February 10, 2021
“It's just not credible to suggest that the momentum in equity markets has nothing to do with the Fed's efforts to keep interest rates so low for so long.”
Peter Fisher, clinical professor at the Tuck School of Business | The New York Times
February 9, 2021
“Essentially what we have to do is run the oil industry in reverse.”
Marty Odlin '04, Thayer '07 | Maine Public Radio
February 8, 2021
“These drugs take the brakes off the immune system and allow it to recognize, treat, and cure a cancer, just as it would an infection. ”
Steven Leach, the Preston T. and Virginia R. Kelsey Professor and director of the Norris Cotton Cancer Center | Associated Press
February 5, 2021
“The 2020 election showed how profound the divisions of our presidential system really are.”
John Carey, the John Wentworth Professor in the Social Sciences | The Washington Post
February 4, 2021
“Once students and professors are cognizant of these gender dynamics in the classroom, it is easier to change them.”
Janice McCabe, associate professor of sociology | WIA Report

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“My mom always said that you spend most of your life working, so I needed to find the thing that I love to do.”

“I want to be clear here as an educator and communicator, you need your second dose.”

“For me, Black History Month is just a way of saying that Black people are human beings, they've participated in world history in so many incredible ways.”

“The sun's magnetic field lines can get complicated and twisted up like taffy in certain regions.”

“We strive to put the students into the laboratory or a machine shop, to get their hands dirty and make things happen.”

“I've developed a certain level of confidence from knowing that I've come out stronger. I want people to own their scars and their flaws and become who they want to be.”

“As 2021 gets off to a great start, it is important to look back at the milestones that were achieved in 2020 that might play important roles in future missions to off-Earth environments.”

“This is a terrific tool for tracking what happens each day and in each treatment, and for improving the quality of radiotherapy delivery.”

“We thought it would be really good and helpful for consumers if the FDA required the ads to present benefit and harm information in a transparent way, so people could make better decisions.”

“Across our studies, we found that people with an inflated sense of entitlement were more likely to get angry about bad luck, as if it were a personal injustice and the cards were purposely stacked against them.”

“We do think that Mars had these environments that were potentially habitable in the past.”

“We have to make buildings smarter. That's the first thing that we need to do. And I would call that relatively low-hanging fruit.”

“This system checks a lot of boxes for astronomers. It's only 120 million years old and just 400 light-years away, allowing detailed observations of this young planetary system.”

“Despite the recent changes that YouTube has made, our findings indicate that far too many people are still being exposed to extremist ideas on the platform.”

“The challenges we face in the modern world call for an engagement of the sciences and the humanities that starts in the classroom and becomes an essential aspect of the public sphere.”

“It's just not credible to suggest that the momentum in equity markets has nothing to do with the Fed's efforts to keep interest rates so low for so long.”

“Essentially what we have to do is run the oil industry in reverse.”

“These drugs take the brakes off the immune system and allow it to recognize, treat, and cure a cancer, just as it would an infection. ”

“The 2020 election showed how profound the divisions of our presidential system really are.”

“Once students and professors are cognizant of these gender dynamics in the classroom, it is easier to change them.”

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“My mom always said that you spend most of your life working, so I needed to find the thing that I love to do.”

“I want to be clear here as an educator and communicator, you need your second dose.”

“For me, Black History Month is just a way of saying that Black people are human beings, they've participated in world history in so many incredible ways.”

“The sun's magnetic field lines can get complicated and twisted up like taffy in certain regions.”

“We strive to put the students into the laboratory or a machine shop, to get their hands dirty and make things happen.”

“I've developed a certain level of confidence from knowing that I've come out stronger. I want people to own their scars and their flaws and become who they want to be.”

“As 2021 gets off to a great start, it is important to look back at the milestones that were achieved in 2020 that might play important roles in future missions to off-Earth environments.”

“This is a terrific tool for tracking what happens each day and in each treatment, and for improving the quality of radiotherapy delivery.”

“We thought it would be really good and helpful for consumers if the FDA required the ads to present benefit and harm information in a transparent way, so people could make better decisions.”

“Across our studies, we found that people with an inflated sense of entitlement were more likely to get angry about bad luck, as if it were a personal injustice and the cards were purposely stacked against them.”

“We do think that Mars had these environments that were potentially habitable in the past.”

“We have to make buildings smarter. That's the first thing that we need to do. And I would call that relatively low-hanging fruit.”

“This system checks a lot of boxes for astronomers. It's only 120 million years old and just 400 light-years away, allowing detailed observations of this young planetary system.”

“Despite the recent changes that YouTube has made, our findings indicate that far too many people are still being exposed to extremist ideas on the platform.”

“The challenges we face in the modern world call for an engagement of the sciences and the humanities that starts in the classroom and becomes an essential aspect of the public sphere.”

“It's just not credible to suggest that the momentum in equity markets has nothing to do with the Fed's efforts to keep interest rates so low for so long.”

“Essentially what we have to do is run the oil industry in reverse.”

“These drugs take the brakes off the immune system and allow it to recognize, treat, and cure a cancer, just as it would an infection. ”

“The 2020 election showed how profound the divisions of our presidential system really are.”

“Once students and professors are cognizant of these gender dynamics in the classroom, it is easier to change them.”

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