News in Brief Field Notes: Cancun, Mexico Off the coast, 450 life-size sculptures stand on the seafloor, designed by Jason deCaires Taylor to inspire conservation… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief A New Analysis Suggests Hillary Clinton’s Economic Plan Will Boost Employment and GDP Last night, Hillary Clinton laid out her economic plan for the country. And it’s about more than just… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Should You Really Call the Cops? People who report crimes to the police are less likely to be victims of future crimes, but the… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief For Mozart, Misery Inspired Masterpieces Beethoven and Liszt were also more creative following periods of anguish and grief. By Tom Jacobs Mozart. (Photo:… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The World Health Organization May Make a Major Announcement for Transgender Rights Here’s why it would be a big deal for the WHO to re-classify transgender identity. By Jared Keller… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Two Decades of Research Suggests Sending Kids to Adult Courts Doesn’t Prevent Crime Maybe juvie is a good option. By Francie Diep (Photo: Joe Gratz/Flickr) After two decades of trying tens… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief What If Foundations Moved From Grand Theories to On-the-Ground Practice? Turning outward, beyond the boundaries of foundation logics and program areas is not only sensible, it’s common-sense risk… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Is Your School’s Plan Right for Your Special Needs Child? School districts create roadmaps to help special needs kids thrive. But parents need to dig to find out… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Shelf Help: ‘The Selfishness of Others: An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism’ A skeptical eye is cast on the entire narcissism discourse. By Peter C. Baker The Selfishness of Others:… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Can Apes Speak? A new demonstration hints that an orangutan might possess one of the building blocks of rudimentary spoken language.… Pacific Standard Staff