Good Reads: gun laws, lottery winners, online education, and tech gets sensory
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Good Reads: gun laws, lottery winners, online education, and tech gets sensory
News from Christian Science Monitor:
A round-up of this week’s long-form good reads include Britain’s gun laws, the burden of lottery winners, online courses vs. the college experience, and sensory developments in high-tech.
The Sandy Hook school shooting in Connecticut brought a deluge of media attention to gun control. One useful perspective came from the Lexington’s Notebook column in The Economist magazine. Britain’s gun-related homicide rate is drastically lower than that of the
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