podcast: It’s All in Your Head: Masterclass on Thriving in Turbulent Times
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Professor Baba Shiv explains how to develop a risk-tolerant mindset.
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from Graduate School of Business
Professor Baba Shiv explains how to develop a risk-tolerant mindset.
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Researchers want doctors and parents to know about key treatment and preventive measures, including flu vaccines.
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Next year’s Family Adventures are designed to delight every generation. Whisk pasta in a medieval hamlet in Italy, slide down the Great Wall in China, or taste your way through Oaxaca—from chocolate-making to mezcal sampling. With art walks, panda visits, gladiator games, and more, these trips turn family vacations into unforgettable global adventures.
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With Young Explorer Program for kids ages 6+
Explore the past, cultures, and architecture of Italy on this fun and educational exploration of Rome, Florence, and Tuscany
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With Young Explorer Program for kids ages 8+
Pandas, picking tea, and partaking in delicious local cuisine accompany visits to iconic sights and a look at thousands of years of history.
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With Young Explorer Program for kids ages 7+
This journey sweeps you and your family up into a whirlwind exploration of Mexico: the cultures, artifacts, indigenous histories, and, of course, traditional foods!
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