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Big Books & Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller

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5 ways millennials will change the American workplace

5 ways millennials will change the American workplace

By 2025, millennials will be 75 percent of the workforce. They want "leaders that are more humane, that have greater social skills, that are more qualitative versus quantitative," says Stephen Blair Venable of Surgo Consulting.
by Emily Kaiser

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Screen Time: Summer movie preview

For this week's Screen Time, Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr preview the movies hitting theaters this summer.

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How to talk about money during vacation season

Do you have your summer trip planned yet? Jane Bianchi suggests tossing in some conversations about finances while lounging on the beach.

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What scientists know about marijuana

What scientists know about marijuana

As more states, including Minnesota, allow limited use of marijuana for medicinal purposes, scientists are expanding research efforts to understand how marijuana and the chemicals it contains interact with the body.
by Emily Kaiser

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Why state schools are enrolling more out-of-state students

Why state schools are enrolling more out-of-state students

Public universities are slowly enrolling more out-of-state and international students to benefit from higher tuition costs and better rankings, according to a New America report.

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