Mar 31, 2016

Marketplace Morning Report for Thursday, March 31, 2016

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On today's show, we'll talk about Argentina's possible return to the global credit market; nuclear security rules for the private sector; and a new report that finds Title IX efforts may be interfering with academic freedom.

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Are Title IX efforts stifling academic freedom?

by Amy Scott

Mar 31, 2016

A professors group argues gender studies professors are particularly vulnerable to sexual harassment claims.

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Preschool serves low-income San Jose neighborhood

by Deepa Fernandes

Mar 31, 2016

It’s a lot like the expensive, play-based preschools that abound in affluent areas.

Teacher Roopali Born with preschoolers at lunch time.

Deepa Fernandes

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Obama's final nuclear summit spotlights fears over nuclear theft

by Nancy Marshall-Genzer

Mar 31, 2016

Nuclear security rules exist for places like universities and hospitals, not just nuclear facilities.

Protected by a lead and steel safety barrier, a technician at Brookhaven National Laboratories, USA, processes radioactive sodium.

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Tesla previews a more affordable Tesla

by Jed Kim

Mar 31, 2016

The Model 3 isn't just for the wealthy, but the price is still high for some.

A look at Model 3 ordering day in Australia.

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Mid-day Update

Silicon Valley's educational divide

by David Brancaccio

Mar 31, 2016

General Electric, Tesla's Model 3, and a preschool program for low-income children.

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On today’s show, we’ll talk about Argentina’s possible return to the global credit market; nuclear security rules for the private sector; and a new report that finds Title IX efforts may be interfering with academic freedom.