Research Shows That the Best Leaders Repeat Themselves. Here’s Why You Should Too

Many leaders don't like to repeat themselves. Research shows there are benefits to it. Here's how to create powerful, consistent messaging.

Harvard tells alumni interviewers not to note applicants’ race, ethnicity in evaluations, handbook says

The handbook for alumni interviewers of prospective students explicitly directs them not to ask about a student’s race, ...
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From a ‘Crazy’ Class to a Campus Craze: Entrepreneurship Takes Off in Harvard College Curriculum

Entrepreneurship at the College has exploded. Once limited to extracurricular programs and social enterprise workshops, the ...

'Squad' Dem dishes out campaign cash to anti-Israel nonprofit tied to 'Terrorist University'

Filings show that Rep. Omar's campaign recently sent over a thousand dollars to a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit with ...
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Harvard Square Has a Plethora of Cafes, but None of Them Are Truly Great

No coffee shop can have it all, but, in a market this saturated, they could at least try to serve their core consumer base.