There’s No Brewsky in the Food Pyramid
This just in: Drinkers more likely to pair potato chips than apple slices with beer.
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Bright Ideas: Light Bulbs Stimulate Insights
New research finds exposure to a bare, illuminated light bulb — a universal symbol of bright ideas — is a catalyst to reaching insights.
Make Solar Light, Not War
It's better to light a single solar-powered streetlight than curse the insurgency.
With Music, Ignorance May Be Bliss
Put down those program notes: New research suggests describing a piece of classical music may diminish the pleasure of listening.
‘Toughness’ on Crime Linked to Racial Resentment
A new analysis finds racial resentment is a major reason behind Americans’ support for harsh sentences for criminals.
Underage Drinkers and the Fake ID
New research investigates how underage college students obtain false identification to gain access to alcohol.
A Super-Sized ‘Last Supper’
Researchers examining depictions of the most iconic meal of all time find portion sizes dramatically increased over the last millennium.
Define a ‘Great’ City
A University of Louisville researcher data-crunches and theorizes about the 'greatest' American cities.
Today’s Health Hazard: Job Insecurity
More data comes in proving that, for American workers, specifically the older ones, job insecurity is bad for your health.