Archive for 'William Harms'

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		Women donate less to charity than men in some contexts By William Harms	May 24, 2013
		UChicago to evaluate effects of increased math tutoring in Chicago Public Schools By William Harms	May 14, 2013
		Two faculty members receive Guggenheim Fellowships By William Harms, Susie Allen	May 10, 2013
		Recipients of Gordon J. Laing Prize celebrate 50 years, 2013 winner Andreas Glaeser By William Harms	May 7, 2013
		Psychopaths are not neurally equipped to have concern for others By William Harms	April 24, 2013
		Series of research conferences on urban issues to begin April 25 By William Harms	April 24, 2013
		Pastora San Juan Cafferty, distinguished scholar of Hispanics, 1940-2013 By William Harms	April 22, 2013
		Oriental Institute exhibit, seminar to examine 2003 looting of Iraqi antiquities By William Harms	April 11, 2013
		Center for Health Administration Studies to celebrate 50 years with April 12 conference By William Harms	April 2, 2013
		Sleep consolidates memories for competing tasks By William Harms	March 20, 2013
		Songbirds’ brains coordinate singing with intricate timing, study shows Research may help explain how human brain governs speech By William Harms	February 27, 2013
		Global surveys show environment ranks low on public concerns By William Harms	February 25, 2013
		Immigration among Latin American countries fails to improve income New study challenges theory of upward mobility in developing nations By William Harms	February 21, 2013
		Parents who praise effort can bolster children’s persistence, self-belief By William Harms	February 12, 2013
		City cites Crime Lab data in funding innovative youth program By William Harms	February 7, 2013
		Demotic Dictionary unveils culture of ancient Egypt Four-decade project deepens knowledge of ancient life and links to modern languages William Harms Published January 28, 2013	January 30, 2013
		Disasters prompt older children to be more giving, younger children to be more selfish By William Harms	January 29, 2013
		UEI's 5Es Survey adopted for statewide assessment of school performance With February through March rollout, more than 4,000 U.S. schools will adopt survey By William Harms	January 28, 2013
		Children’s complex thinking skills begin forming before they go to school By William Harms	January 23, 2013
		Chicago high school students find new 'classroom' at O.I. dig in Israel By William Harms	January 15, 2013
		Leslie Freeman, scholar of Paleolithic period in Spain, 1935-2012 By William Harms	January 10, 2013
		Indiana Jones materials to appear on display at Oriental Institute Museum By William Harms	December 19, 2012
		Charles Rosen, music scholar and acclaimed pianist, 1927-2012 By William Harms	December 17, 2012
		Four on faculty elected fellows of American Association for the Advancement of Science By William Harms, Steve Koppes	December 10, 2012
		University of Chicago receives $4.8 million grant to study philanthropy By William Harms	December 5, 2012

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