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- 08.26.2009
- Study shows link between testosterone and women's choice to enter finance careers
- 08.25.2009
- Child care pays unexpected dividends to parents
- 08.25.2009
- Alumna merges education, entertainment in award-winning fiction
- 08.24.2009
- University Human Resources Management closed during office move
- 08.22.2009
- Student to tell national panel about societal barriers to math achievement
- 08.21.2009
- Argonne, University scientists develop targeted cancer treatment
- 08.20.2009
- Experiment reveals dramatic transition from conductor to insulator
- 08.20.2009
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Chicago in the News RSS feed- Study at Chicago Booth shows link between testosterone and women's interest in risky finance careers
ABC News - 8.25.2009
- University researchers show impact of testosterone on boosting women's willingness to take risks
Reuters - 8.24.2009
- Prof. Charles Lipson proposes national competition for health insurance companies
Chicago Tribune - 8.23.2009
- Language warrior: Chicago professor travels to Greenland to crusade for endangered words
Chicago Tribune - 8.23.2009
- Rose Friedman lauded for helping to promote economic freedom
Wall Street Journal - 8.20.2009
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