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It’s just how we evolved. So often these days we hear our behavior patterns explained based on how our brains needed to function in the harsh environment of the…
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Although the Cold War is officially over, the United States’ nuclear arsenal is an integral part of our country’s military strategy and spending. Next Saturday, Radius will be co-hosting an…
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The turbulent election cycle this year is the American version of a growing global unrest over economic inequality. You can see a striking animated chart of our nation’s income gap…
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When I was growing up, volunteering in a concrete, organized way–except for our church–was not part of my life. In addition to church volunteering, my mother would readily help neighbors…
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On Thursday, the student activists of Fossil Free MIT ended their sit-in in front of MIT President Rafael Reif’s office. Over the 116 days of this action, they showed…
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Last year, Radius began hosting a “night at the theater” for the MIT community and we continue to do so this year in partnership with Central Square Theater and the…
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Privacy experts – like the speakers at our 2014 event Nothing to Hide? Illusions of Privacy and Security – have often cautioned us to look beyond the high-profile stories of data…
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It’s been nearly two months since the COP 21 negotiations in Paris concluded. Opinions of the effectiveness of the talks vary–some hailing it as a bold move toward public…
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Each spring semester, Radius co-hosts an undergraduate ethics seminar with the Philosophy Department. Departing from a more academic-styled class, the seminar, Being. Thinking. Doing. (Or Not!): Ethics in Your Life, is…
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Ester, a young Shona woman at the center of Danai Gurira’s play The Convert, leaves behind her ancestral traditions to avoid becoming the youngest of an old man’s many wives.…