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  • Pratt is named one of the nation’s most environmentally responsible colleges according to The Princeton Review
  • From Metropolis Magazine: a highly abbreviated list of May’s essential design news
  • Via the Wall Street Journal: AT&T’s Wireless pricing shift will test consumer behavior
  • The OECD tells governments how to improve innovation among businesses
  • The 10 most creative small businesses as stated by Fast Company
  • Oil from BP’s Gulf of Mexico spill could reach the Atlantic Coast as shown by a new computer simulation
  • In the opinion of Stanford Social Innovation Review, political leaders are a critical component of creating successful economies

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