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Blog: Bits and Pieces | The end of the Bureau — "The basic idea of conflating academic and personal counseling always was, it seems to me, that Harvard students are much more comfortable seeking help for their academic problems than for their personal problems, even though the problems they have with studying may be due to their relationship issues. And many of their relationship problems are subclinical; they are ill, if anything, with the condition called growing up and breaking away from parents and other aspects of their origin."

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Blog: GiveWell | Evidence Action is shutting down No Lean Season

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Blog: Market Design | Stanford GSB interviews Ashutosh Thakur PhD ’20, about market design, and coffee

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Blog: Marginal Revolution | The dark side of the internet, in a nutshell?

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