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Bridging the Math Gender Gap
New research findings by Kellogg School of Management Professor
Paola Sapienza say social equality leads to better math
skills for women.
Sports
on the Moon? High School Students Explain How It’s
Done
Ninety Chicago high school students presented their science
projects to real-life scientists and science graduate students
when they and their teachers visited Northwestern and toured
science labs on May 13.
Fear
of Messing Up May Undermine Interracial Contact - “The Threat of Appearing Prejudiced and Race-based
Attentional Biases,” by Jennifer A. Richeson and Sophie
Trawalter
Women's
Tennis: Northwestern Makes It 15 Straight WOMEN'S
TENNIS TAKES TWO
Top-ranked Northwestern maintained its winning streak Sunday with a 6-1 win over
No. 28 Indiana. The Wildcats, winners of 13 consecutive matches, beat Ohio State
Saturday and now stand at 19-1, 7-0. Women's
Tennis: Top-Ranked Northwestern Improves to 22-1
Medical Students Find Rewards in Mentoring
High School Girls
Softball:
No. 14 Northwestern Shuts Out Iowa, 2-0 SOFTBALL
PERFECT IN BIG TEN
Sophomore Lauren Delaney pitched her fourth no-hitter of the season and her second
in Big Ten play Sunday in the first game of a doubleheader at No. 24 Ohio State,
striking out 11 in a 7-0 win for No. 15 Northwestern (19-9, 5-0).
Sex
and Financial Risk Linked in Brain- NYTimes: Camelia
Kuhnen, a Northwestern University finance professor
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