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Youngest African-American Set to Graduate Harvard Law School | Clutch Magazine (clutchmagonline.com)
Cortlan Wickliff, 22, is graduating from Harvard Law School on May 30. When he crosses the stage and receives his Juris Doctorate, Wickliff will be the you
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Star Trek Into Darkness: The Spoiler FAQ (io9.com)
After making a mere $84 million at the U.S. box office, Star Trek Into Darkness is considered by some to be a disappointment. Perhaps the problem is that it was a touch confusing. To help our readers better understand it, we've complied and answered th...
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Modern Farmer | Whey Too Much: Greek Yogurt’s Dark Side (modernfarmer.com)
The Greek yogurt boom has produced an unfortunate byproduct: tons and tons of whey.
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What Is It About Bees And Hexagons? : Krulwich Wonders... : NPR (npr.org)
Bees could build flat honeycombs from just three shapes: squares, triangles or hexagons. But for some reason, bees choose hexagons. Always "perfect" hexagons. Why?
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Google's Field Trip Automatically Shows You The Most Interesting Things in The World Around You (lifehacker.com)
Android (iOS coming soon): Google's new Field Trip app is a virtual local tour guide that's always running in the background. It pops up interesting local information—from local history and architecture to the best restaurants and shopping—without you ...
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14 Revealing Signs You Love Your Startup Job (onstartups.com)
14 revealing signs you might love your job.
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Lost in the Meritocracy - Walter Kirn - The Atlantic (theatlantic.com)
How I traded an education for a ticket to the ruling class
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The Steve Jobs emails that show how to win a hard-nosed negotiation – Quartz (qz.com)
The US government's price-fixing lawsuit against Apple goes to trial next month in New York. Ahead of its court date, the US released emails that purport to show Apple was the "ringleader" in a scheme to set artificially high ebook prices with some of ...
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stratēchery by Ben Thompson | The Google We Always Wanted (stratechery.com)
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What Really Happens On A Teen Girl's iPhone (huffingtonpost.com)
MILLBURN, N.J. -- Fourteen-year-old Casey Schwartz has ditched more social networking services than most people her parents’ age have joined. Like many of her friends, Casey has a tendency to embrace social media sites, then suddenly drop them.