Jonathan Pieslak, City College on New York – Terrorism & Music

Do terrorists use music to inspire their heinous acts? Jonathan Pieslak, associate professor at the City

Matthew Osborne, University of Toronto Mississauga – Cell Phone Bill Shock

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This Week on The Academic Minute (2015.11.23)

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Minna Lyons, University of Liverpool – Late Nights & Mental Health

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Nabil Grace featured on The Best of Our Knowledge

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Ken Tankersley, University of Cincinnati – Migratory Patterns

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Blaine Pfeifer, University at Buffalo – E. Coli

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Charles Courtemanche, Georgia State University – Cheap Food & Obesity

Is cheap food the cause of the obesity epidemic? Charles Courtemanche, associate professor of economics at