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| ‘Pokémon Go’ Adds to Safety Concerns Associated with Smartphone Use, says ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Professor | |||
| How distracted are people when they are walking and texting? | How do cellphones decrease personal safety? ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Ira Hyman talk about "distracted walking" and Pokemon Go. |
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| Lacking confidence? Think positive to change | Job interview? Sales pitch? Big date? How you see the situation can affect how it goes. Psychologists know that when you change how you perceive a challenging situation, how you present it to yourself, your performance can improve. No need to feed yourself pep talk or lie to… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø professors take their teaching to the business world with new startup | It’s a very Bellingham story. |
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| Oh No, Pokémon Go! | We have an infestation of Pokémon on my campus and in my community. Have you seen any Pokémon lurking around your home, at work, in parks, or on the streets near you? I’ve even found one in my office (see the picture). |
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| Healing must start with action | WHEN Americans think about security in the world of politics, they are normally thinking about international relations. But there is also a domestic dimension to security. After two more killings of African Americans by white police, and the killing of five policemen (four of whom were white,… |
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| How to enhance your self-confidence | Job interview? Sales pitch? Big date? How you see the situation can affect how it goes. Psychologists know that when you change how you perceive a challenging situation, how you present it to yourself, your performance can improve. |
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| SPJ to testify before Senate committee on FOIA’s future | Society of Professional Journalists Freedom of Information Committee member and past president David Cuillier will testify Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee on ways to improve access to public records through the Freedom of Information Act. Cuillier, who served as FOI… |
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| Reporting on Islam | With Islam threaded through beats from foreign affairs to crime to education, journalists are stepping up efforts to provide nuanced coverage of Muslims and their religion. |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Names 2015-16 Outstanding Graduates |