01/14/21
So You Set a New Year’s Resolution. Now What?
By David Feldman
Four traps that stop our resolutions in their tracks and how to avoid them.

MY UNCLE, THE VISIONARY
By Hersh Shefrin
Frank Shefrin helped to build the United Nations' food aid program, winner of the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize.
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This Is Fine...No, Seriously
By Hooria Jazaieri
Assistant Professor Hooria Jazaieri explains why it’s important to be thankful, especially in a world that sometimes feels like it’s on fire.
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Treasure Your Connections, Even If You Can't Be With Them For A While Longer
The Mad Birder reflects on grandmom’s rolls and fairy slippers.
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Witches, Saints, and Heretics
By William Dohar
Lessons about the nature of “the outsider.”
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THE SARTORIAL POLITICS OF THIS YEAR'S KEY SENATE RACES
By Jo-Ellen Pozner
How clothes can make the candidate.
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IMPROVING ACCESS FOR EMPLOYEES WITH DISABILITIES
By Laura Ellingson
October’s 75th annual observance of National Disability Employment Awareness Month speaks to the challenges of 61 million Americans who live with a disability, about one-third of whom are employed.
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Confronting A Controversial Campus Symbol
By Elizabeth Drescher
How do students learn to reckon with Santa Clara's complicated Mission history?
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Celebrating Centennial of Women's Right To Vote
By Nancy Unger
Tuesday marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment. We look at this milestone of democracy and how gender equality has evolved since then.
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SAFEWAY: HOW TO PIVOT DURING A PANDEMIC
By Elsie Wolfe
Lessons from Safeway on adapting and innovating during COVID-19, while maintaining shoppers’ loyalty.
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