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Toby Melville / Reuters Can You Cure Chronic Lateness?
The thorny habit is a tough one to break—but scientists say that managing it is possible.
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How Inclusive Can an Elite School Really Get?
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Brian Snyder / Reuters A Gender-Based Hypocrisy
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Jessica Rinaldi / Reuters A More Inclusive Harvard
The university’s new sanctions against single-gender social groups are deeply flawed—but promising in their intentions.
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Matt Rourke / AP More Than Just a Symbol
Millennial women resent being told to vote for Clinton because she’s a woman. That’s why they should look at her career fighting for women.
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Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters The Slippery Slope of a New Facebook Partnership
The site's collaboration with Glamour highlights the potential pitfalls of using audience data to shape content.
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Opening Belle / Simon and Schuster When Leaving Is the Only Option
In fiction and in life, the archetype of the woman who quits her job over sexism at work is all too common.
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@chibi_tori / Twitter How Japan's Pet-Raccoon Craze Threatens Its Wild Dogs
The country's indigenous "raccoon dogs," like the viral sensation Tanu, are forced to compete with their doppelgangers in order to survive.
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Scott Morgan / Reuters Hillary Clinton’s Women Donors Could Change Politics Forever
Female donors, especially first-time female donors like those Clinton is courting, have the potential to re-create campaigns, alter the face of government, and fund future elections.
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Jeff Chiu / AP Pinterest's Data-Driven Approach to Improving Diversity
Like many of its tech-industry peers, Pinterest has struggled to build a workforce that includes women and minorities. It's hoping a new strategy will help change that.
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Vine Mythbusting the Cotton-Candy Raccoon
He wasn’t trying to wash his food—he was wetting his paws to better understand what he was holding.
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Mary Altaffer / AP / Zak Bickel / … Who Gets Excluded From the Modern Economy?
Experts on banking and labor markets offer their reasons for optimism and pessimism going into 2016.
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John Shearer / Invision / AP Year in Review: The Biggest Stories About Gender Inequality at Work
In 2015, companies and individuals made some strides toward tackling the wage gap, the rarity of paid leave, and professional sexism.
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Stephen Lam / Reuters / Zak Bickel / … How Will the American Workforce Change?
Experts on race, gender, and labor offer their reasons for optimism and pessimism going into 2016.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters / Zak Bickel / … What Would It Take for the Economy to Be More Fair?
Experts on business, labor, and corporate governance offer their reasons for optimism and pessimism going into 2016.
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Matt Rourke / AP / Zak Bickel / … What Is the Future of Higher Education?
Experts in the field offer their reasons for optimism and pessimism going forward.
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Seth Wenig / AP / Zak Bickel / … Can Schools Be Fixed?
Experts on K-12 education offer their reasons for optimism and pessimism going forward.
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Max Whittaker / Reuters / Zak Bickel / … Will Inequality Ever Stop Growing?
Experts on the economy and the labor market offer their reasons for optimism and pessimism going into 2016.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters / Zak Bickel / … Can the Planet Be Saved?
Experts on ecology, conservation, and climate change offer their reasons for optimism and pessimism going into 2016.
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David Goldman / AP Slack Experiments With a Technological Solution to Work-Life Balance
A new "do not disturb" mode gives users an option to silence the pings.
