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Sibling conflict represents parents' No. 1 concern and complaint about family life, but a new prevention program -- designed and carried out by researchers at Penn State -- demonstrates that siblings of elementary-school age can learn to get along. In doing so, they can improve their future health and well-being.
We must find a way to factor in sustainability for capitalism to operate most efficiently. This would bring maximum benefit to all stakeholders, including those who hold equity portfolios.
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush soared to rock star status in the education world on the strength of a chart.A simple graph, it tracked fourth-grade reading scores. In 1998, when Bush was
Many worry that institutions need more innovation to stay competitive with other countries, a new study finds.
Ozarks Technical Community College is naming names in a marketing campaign that touts how its tuition stacks up against for-profits.
A Harvard Business School professor reflects on the next step for corporate reporting.
The thickest layers of global smog — caused by traffic, industry, and natural minerals, among other factors — are found over the world's megacities.
Teachers in a violence-wracked southern Thai province said Monday that they are shutting down all primary schools there until the government can guarantee their safety from attacks by Muslim insurgents.
The killing of rhinoceroses has escalated dramatically, especially in South Africa, which is home to 75 percent of the world’s rhino population.