1. Larry Summers was wrong about women. Ten years after the then-president of Harvard made controversial
comments about why there are so few women in science, Professor Eileen
Pollack – a friend of Summers – explains that isn't because of genetics
or work ethic.
2. You can now get a college degree without cracking open a book. With
some textbooks costing nearly $1,000, Professor Linda Williams used
open resources to develop a textbook-free degree at Tidewater Community
College.
3. Your smartphone is more powerful than the computer that went to the moon. And technology keeps getting faster – and more efficient – says author Robert Bryce.
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