From the Chronicle of Higher Education:
| Percolator: The Trustworthiness of Beards A study finds that men with beards are more credible. |
Even my students could tell you that. Apparently, however, “men with beards were slightly less effective than smooth-cheeked fellows in underwear advertisements.” I probably could have told you that as well.
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