The Reader's Digest Version of all those confusing words and seemingly random rules you missed in English class.
With Ph.D. students competing for fewer and fewer jobs, one professor believes the academic marketplace is turning into a Ponzi scheme.
Your Sex Question: Will a doctor be straight with me -- does pulling out work? Read on to find out.
If you're wasting time reading this right now, you probably need a better job. That means you need a good cover letter. Allow us to give you some tips for success --with counterexamples from an all-too-real hilariously bad cover letter.
The lifetime value of a college degree has dropped to an estimated $300,000, down from a high of $1 million just a few years ago.
Some parents motivate kids by paying them for earning good grades on their report cards. Those sorts of arrangements often dissolve by college. Money, however, can be a great motivator. At least, that's what the young entrepreneurs who started Ultrinsic are betting on: that college students will essentially want to gamble for grades.
More than 700 children are born with genetic diseases every year as a result of cousin marriages, an investigation has found. The medical risks of first cousin marriages include higher rates of infant mortality, birth defects, learning difficulties, blindness, hearing problems and metabolic disorders.
Men love being with women. So we talk and we listen, and some of us take that information and make an effort to be better people on your behalf. However,
Matthew Taylor explores the meaning of 21st century enlightenment and how the idea might help us meet the challenges we face today.
Maybe you already think that child abuse in the United States is a major problem, maybe you don't, but the statistics don't lie: 80,000 children in the U.S. are victims of abuse and growing.
Boys are catching up with girls as the gulf between the sexes reaches its narrowest point in almost a decade.
AskMen teaches you how to prevent your own Wikileaks scandal.
According to a new Newsweek list, the United States is not the worldbeater it was a decade ago. On economic fundamentals such as GDP growth, household consumption, industrial production, and trade, the U.S. was ahead on most metrics 10 years ago. Not today.
This post is a condensed overview of principles I taught to undergraduates at Princeton University in 1998 at a seminar called the “PX Project”.
Whether or not you think it's an unlucky day, or an unlucky number, however, celebrating the day might be a way to throw less negative light on it and serve as some reassurance for you.
A far-right conservative political group called SaveCalifornia.com is turning its unwholesome attention from anti-gay marriage legislation, Prop 8, to fighting this year's pro-marijuana legislation, Prop 19, the legalization measure on November's California ballot.
At this time of year many rising high school seniors are visiting college campuses, trying to determine which schools interest them. Their parents are busy figuring out what they will have to pay. Here are three salient facts about tuition and fees. Over the last 30 years, the average sticker price at public and private American universities...