You can look great in a swimsuit and still be a heart attack waiting to happen. And you can also be overweight and otherwise healthy.
Many immigrant children get even less vigorous exercise than their U.S.-born counterparts, the largest study of its kind suggests
Northwestern is the latest school to let students shave a year off the traditional three-year slog
New research finds that if people feel powerful in their job, they're more competent at it
A university official says the school had offered the Rev. Jeremiah Wright an honorary Doctorate of Sacred Theology
Want to invest in a green industry that employs the latest technology, reduces U.S. oil consumption and is priced very attractively? Look no further than the railroads. Laggards for decades after the 19th-century boom ended, they're hot again.
Gentlemen, Steve Horner has your back, protecting you from what he calls the "feminist-Marxist" conspiracy that promotes ladies' nights in bars.
Too Many Hysterectomies? One-third of all women get a hysterectomy before they turn 60. Some experts think two-thirds of them don't need it.
Rock the Vote uses music and popular culture to get young people involved in politics, so it's probably no surprise that the group is using Facebook to reach plugged-in voters.
Here are some tips on how to gracefully and painlessly remove yourself from sticky social situations.
You can look great in a swimsuit and still be a heart attack waiting to happen. And you can also be overweight and otherwise healthy.
Many immigrant children get even less vigorous exercise than their U.S.-born counterparts, the largest study of its kind suggests
Northwestern is the latest school to let students shave a year off the traditional three-year slog
New research finds that if people feel powerful in their job, they're more competent at it
A university official says the school had offered the Rev. Jeremiah Wright an honorary Doctorate of Sacred Theology
Want to invest in a green industry that employs the latest technology, reduces U.S. oil consumption and is priced very attractively? Look no further than the railroads. Laggards for decades after the 19th-century boom ended, they're hot again.
Gentlemen, Steve Horner has your back, protecting you from what he calls the "feminist-Marxist" conspiracy that promotes ladies' nights in bars.
Too Many Hysterectomies? One-third of all women get a hysterectomy before they turn 60. Some experts think two-thirds of them don't need it.
Rock the Vote uses music and popular culture to get young people involved in politics, so it's probably no surprise that the group is using Facebook to reach plugged-in voters.
Here are some tips on how to gracefully and painlessly remove yourself from sticky social situations.
The precise trajectory of a would-be assassin's bullet, or the length of a timing fuse on a bomb, might seem an odd sort of subject for a business school professor to immerse himself in.
Granted, they might not be as pretty as their much larger counterparts, but unlike their bold and sparkling brethren, the tiny particles known as nanodiamonds might actually end up doing some good in the world.
New research shows that insulin plays a key role in the brain -- and in the onset of Alzheimer's disease, prompting some researchers to call it "type 3" diabetes
CNNU is a feature that provides student perspectives on news and trends from colleges across the United States.
Forget everything you've been told. Like: Don't be picky; plan dates with your mate to Keep Love Alive; don't even try to change his annoying habits. Wrong, all wrong. These eye-opening and incredibly useful ideas stand conventional wisdom on its head. Consider these ideas for "new school" love!
Divers at a collapsed interstate bridge prepared Friday to resume a painstaking search that has found five bodies so far
Can you tell whether someone's gay just by the way he or she walks?
Here's who was walking in each of the research videos from Northwestern University graduate student David Sylva:
When asked to picture the archetypical MBA student, most people will describe someone relatively young, fiercely ambitious and focused on success. Oh yes, and most likely male.
Another new survey of business schools, this time exclusively in the U.S., has confirmed one increasingly evident fact for those considering an MBA -- there is a clear elite in the field.
There are a number of rankings produced each year for business schools and MBAs, but the one seen as perhaps the most authoritative in global terms is that produced each year by the Financial Times.
The discovery of three distant supermassive black holes in proximity to one another is giving astronomers a glimpse into the chaotic early years of the universe.
Much like traditional universities, the reputation of a business school rests not only on its teaching prowess, but also the quality and quantity of original research produced by faculty staff.
Research into smelly feet, a study on the sound of fingernails on a blackboard and a device that repels teenagers with an annoying high-pitched hum. It must be the IgNobel Prize.
The long lines and bulging trash cans at U.S. airports due to increased security after a suspected terror plot was uncovered Thursday had some aviation experts questioning the focus of America's air passenger screening system.
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For their initiation into the democratic process, many younger students at Northwestern University campaigned and cast votes in the March 16 Illinois primary, participating in a presidential contest for the very first time.
Editor's note: Campus Vibe is a weekly feature that provides student perspectives on the 2004 election from selected colleges across the United States. This week's contributor is Jerome C. Pandell, the special projects editor of The Daily Northwestern, the student newspaper of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. The views expressed in this article are not necessarily those of CNN, its affiliates or Northwestern University.
Credit Suisse First Boston has more to worry about these days than the criminal indictment of Frank Quattrone, its former star analyst. CEO John Mack has been slashing head count and costs--some sa...
In October 1930, in a magazine essay titled "Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren," British economist John Maynard Keynes urged his readers not to get too caught up in the gloom of the time...
The 1990s boom seems like an illusion, a flashy conjuring act with dot-coms, the Nasdaq, and the Internet that would do David Copperfield proud. But a peek behind the curtain now that the show's ov...
Robert Gordon, a professor of social sciences at Northwestern University, recently penned a study that questions whether the Internet deserves a place alongside the great innovations of the Industr...
Diversify, diversify, diversify: It's the Gregorian chant of the financial-planning priesthood. It's also sound advice, and no doubt you try to follow it. But if you're like most people, you haven'...
A couple of days ago, as we began our 25th year publishing MONEY, I came across this quote while flipping through our second issue in November 1972: "Mutual funds offer the serious-minded long-term...
Could the Federal Reserve easily make the U.S. economy grow faster if it weren't hung up on antiquated fears about inflation? That's the current, fashionable line of monetary policy criticism. A sm...
Philadelphia retailing legend John Wanamaker spoke for many business people when he complained in 1885 that "half the money I spend on advertising is wasted, and the trouble is I don't know which h...
-- It's new student week at Northwestern University. For the members of the class of 1998 . . . orientation means much more than learning where the library is or how to drop an unwanted course. The...
Picture it: sparkling lakes, majestic mountains, horse trails, a beautiful lodge, and 120 or so dismal economists. Okay, so it's not everyone's idea of fun, but the annual gathering of leading econ...
A full 58% of students who worked for companies as interns in 1994 received permanent job offers from those firms or others by graduation day, according to a national survey by Northwestern Univers...
Like most parents, you're probably hoping that your offspring's ultimate five- or six-figure tuition tab will lead to a prompt payoff in the job market. Indeed, even before kids enroll in college, ...
I AM A 25-YEAR-OLD AVID reader of MONEY who was elated to see an upbeat article on my generation, June's "Generation X Strikes Back." With much of the media declaring us "slackers" who can't seem t...
Finally, some good news for college grads looking for jobs. After four years of disastrous declines, campus recruiting is on the rise. The Collegiate Employment Research Institute at Michigan State...
Olan Rand's crime . . . was a crime of procrastination, according to his lawyer. Rand, an art history instructor at Northwestern University, never got around to letting the federal government know ...
For decades, ideologues of the left and right have been talking past each other about how to eliminate poverty. In a timely new book entitled Rethinking Social Policy, Northwestern University socio...
Brace for a raucous proxy season this spring. Those convoluted corporate filings that often try to bury what chief executives are really paid could become incendiary devices at annual shareholder m...
It's easy to master new software, computers, and telecommunications devices if you can call on an outside expert, as Regis McKenna does regularly for his company and his home computer room. Or send...
The sluggish U.S. economy means bad news for the class of 1990. Some of the biggest hirers of college grads, including General Motors and IBM, didn't interview job seekers at all on campuses this s...
The top U.S. business schools are starting to focus on an inefficient management system that's uncomfortably close to home: the traditional tenure process for professors. Like their counterparts at...
Rates on unsecured personal loans and credit-card finance charges will follow the cost of money down, but the decline will be slow. Lawrence Ausubel, professor of managerial economics at Northweste...
Want to worry less about the federal deficit? Have I got the book for you. Robert Heilbroner and Peter Bernstein have just published a slim and readable tome called The Debt and the Deficit (W.W. N...
Martha H. Sewell, 38 EASTMAN KODAK Kodak's new film star is overseeing the company's first new factory in more than a decade. The $200-million plant, located in Rochester, New York, will make color...
UNEMPLOYMENT is at its lowest in years, 6.7%, and most forecasters expect it to shrink a bit further in the year ahead. Great news, huh? Surprisingly, some economists are saying no. Where they stan...
What is a tax reform bill without a few tax loopholes? As the tax overhaul conference committee got down to business in late July, hundreds of companies, individuals, and projects were set for tax ...
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