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Lead Editor, Smart Home for Wirecutter (a NY Times Company). All opinions my own.
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The Light Switches That Changed My Life

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By Christine Cyr Clisset Verified, Rosie Guerin Verified, Abigail Keel Verified, Jon Chase Verified, Claire Perlman Verified
| Wirecutter Verified
CLAIRE: It's given me a lot more control over everything in my home. I think the biggest thing is that I don't have to think about it anymore. It's freed up so much space to not be thinking about whether the lights are how I want them or whether someone will walk in in a few hours and I'll be sitting in a dark apartment, which is a weird vibe. JON: You're so moody and mysterious. CLAIRE: It's not inaccurate. CHRISTINE: I'm Christine Cyr Clisset.
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Why You Should Eat Chocolate After Your Run: The Science of Sticking to Healthy Habits

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By Jon Chase Verified
| Serve Daily
With spring right around the corner, many people are thinking about improving their health and getting more active. For most people, it can be tough to start. It feels daunting. It feels hard. We have our ways of doing things— our habits. Some habits are good and others not-so-much. Whether the habits we have help or harm us, they all start in the same place: A place in your brain called the basal ganglia.
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Campus Construction & Renewal Update: Spring 2026

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By Jon Chase Verified
| drexel.edu
Catch up on construction projects around the University City Campus. The Academic Building is shedding scaffolding. By: Jon Chase, Vice President of Real Estate and Facilities To kick off 2026, Drexel University’s Real Estate and Facilities teams have been busy supporting the continued advancement of several projects across the University City Campus and other Drexel locations.
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