Princeton University publishes Major Choices, vol. II
Aug 3, 2007
Princeton University has launched its second volume of Major Choices, introducing 65 Princeton graduates who majored in subjects of intellectual passion, demonstrating their paths towards unusual and unconventional careers. Major Choices is part of Princeton's initiative to encourage students to pursue their intellectual interests instead of choosing popular majors out of obligation or fears of employability. Kat Lam shares her thoughts about Sociology and human behavior, and is featured alongside other alumni including New Yorker Editor David Remnick, UN Sustainable Development specialist Lauren Esposito, and Daily Show writer Rob Kutner.
Fads, Trends and Baby Names
Craig Bamsey speaks to ABC news about Wharton professor Jonah Berger's study of trends in baby names, and the theory that products benefit from slow, steady adoption over large spikes in interest