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Over the past few years, a tough economy has forced highly educated people to turn to food stamps and other forms of welfare for help. Over 5,000 PhDs are working as janitors, and many more working as waiters, secretaries, attendants, clerks, and telemarketers. In fact, the number of PhDs and Master’s degree holders on welfare more than tripled between 2007 and 2010.
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The CEO of design software giant Autodesk says advances in computing are lowering manufacturing costs while making products better.
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January 14, 6:51 AM
Undergraduate teams create helpful phone apps and devices for people with disabilities. Via notuniquecc, Diana Petschauer, ManufacturingStories
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Wonderful program. It would be ideal for companies like Keurig to consider Universal Design, and all users while designing their products, such as tactile guidance and voice navigation built-in/ embedded in their touch screen on coffeemakers. Until then, students applying their ingenuity for the purpose of access and awareness is excellent! Delete the scoop?
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