Rich Kid, Poor Kid: For 30 Years, Baltimore Study Tracked Who Gets Ahead Plus 4 More Stories

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NPR Ed Rich Kid, Poor Kid: For 30 Years, Baltimore Study Tracked Who Gets Ahead Take two kids, the same age, who grew up in the same city. Which one is more likely to go to jail ... or college? Read this story 13.7: Cosmos And Culture Boil, Burn Or Explode? How You Die In Space You've seen it in the movies: Somebody gets caught in space without a spacesuit and explodes. Or freezes. Or gets fried by radiation. But which is it? Astrophysicist Adam Frank weighs in. Read this story Goats and Soda Fighting Genital Cutting Of British Girls: A Survivor Speaks Out Her family said they were going on a vacation. But Nimco Ali was taken to a woman who performed genital mutilation. Now Ali is helping the more than 100,000 girls in the U.K. possibly at risk. Read this story Parallels What Happens When A Beijing Man Invites Women Into His Lamborghini? The man had a hidden camera recording his chats with the women in Beijing's nightlife district. The video has struck a nerve in China's running debate over materialism and values. Read this story The Two-Way Lego Releases Female Scientists Set, May Appease 7-Year-Old Critic Months after a girl took the company to task for its female toy figures, Lego has released the Research Institute, a play set created by a "real-life geophysicist, Ellen Kooijman," the company says. Read this story

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