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Saturday links: teaching leadership

April 11, 2015

Saturday links: teaching leadership

April 11, 2015

Engineering

  • Commercial pilots fly their planes on average for only a few minutes. (nytimes.com)
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  • Why driverless cars might give many of us motion sickness. (washingtonpost.com)
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  • Solar power is getting the asset-backed security treatment. (slate.com)
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California

  • California has enough water, just not enough to support its agriculture. (medium.com)
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  • How the drought is going to change how Californians live. (bloomberg.com)
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  • Stop demonizing almonds. (gizmodo.com)
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Health

  • Why do we have allergies? (digg.com)
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  • Why we should get rid of the annual physical. (npr.org)
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  • America does too many mammograms. (nbcnews.com)
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  • Antibiotics don't do much to hasten the end of a sinus infection. (wsj.com)
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  • Physical therapy is just as effective as back surgery. (reuters.com)
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The brain

  • Seven ways to fight against your unconscious biases. (fastcompany.com)
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  • It's the weekend. Why are you working? (hbr.org)
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Food

  • Organic food companies are moving downstream to satisfy demand. (wsj.com)
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  • Soda makers are still searching for the ultimate low calorie sweetener. (ft.com)
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  • Why you should be eating more broccoli stalks. (theawl.com)
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  • Just what is a natural diet? (scientificamerican.com)
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Drink

  • The birth, death and resurrection of US beer, charted. (qz.com)
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  • US craft beer exports surged in 2014. (ft.com)
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Sports

  • Baseball is having a hard time attracting kids to the sport. (washingtonpost.com)
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  • Why MLB fans should lament the demise of Google ($GOOG) Glass. (slate.com)
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  • The perks and perils of being a minority owner of a pro sports franchise. (observer.com)
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  • Rugby is now waking up to its own concussion problem. (ft.com)
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Entertainment

  • Why do film directors wear blank baseball caps on set? (slate.com)
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Earlier on Abnormal Returns

  • What you may have missed in our Friday linkfest. (abnormalreturns.com)
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Mixed media

  • How to fix the college admissions process. (vox.com)
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  • What MBA program should you attend to get a job at Apple ($AAPL)? (nytimes.com)
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  • Should you go to culinary school? (luckypeach.com)
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  • Can leadership be taught? (nytimes.com)
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