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Feds fight morning-after pill age ruling in NY
NEW YORK (AP) — Department of Justice lawyers filed court papers Friday again asking a federal appeals court to delay lifting age restrictions and prescription requirements on an emergency...
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Making the Mountain State
The letter, sent just after the fiery abolitionist was tried and convicted for leading the historic raid on the federal armory, but before he was sentenced to death, informed family members that...
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UM says it alerted AG's office about swim coach's...
The University of Maryland says it alerted the state attorney general nearly 25 years ago that the school's head swimming coach had acknowledged sexually abusing a girl at his private club, but he was...
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Hopkins closes science writing program, citing lo...
But after 30 years among a small tier of similar programs across the country, the tiny one-year program has trained its last writers in the art of translating Science for the layman. Hopkins officials...
2013/05/25 02:13
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14-Year-Old Girl from Pasco Heading to College
PASCO, Wash. - She is not old enough to drive a car or even see a R-rated movie, but one Tri-Cities teen is headed to college. At 14-years old she should be taking 8th grade level classes right now,...
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Berkeley is Burned Up About the Big Tree Brouhaha...
The East Bay hills don’t need to wait for the next fire storm. There’s one raging right now over a plan to clear thousands of trees—estimates range from 22,000 to 85,00, depending on who you ask—from...
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2013/05/25 02:06
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Digging in the dirt an educational breakthrough
GUELPH — A classroom setting may not be the most optimal learning environment for all students. There is a setting at the Ignatius Jesuit Centre that is proving successful and somewhat idyllic for...
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2013/05/25 02:05
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Utah gaming companies stay ahead by going mobile
Scott Campbell, the president and CEO of Salt Lake City video game studio Eat Sleep Play, saw where the future of gaming was heading. For nearly two decades, Campbell had been designing games for...
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Arkadelphia Pound Faced With Putting Down Litter ...
ARKADELPHIA, AR - A city ordinance in Arkadelphia could lead to the city pound being forced to euthanize a litter of puppies that animal control picked up last week. The ordinance in the Clark County...
2013/05/25 01:49
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NASA Ames' SpaceShop in Mountain View creating DI...
Someday astronauts will find themselves deep in outer space, in need of spare spacecraft parts on an inhospitable place like Mars. That's why Sarah Hovsepian and the engineers at the NASA Ames'...
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Yakima School District approves new science curri...
Yakima School District approves new Science curriculum YAKIMA, Wash. -- A new Science curriculum got approved by the Yakima School District for the upcoming school year. The new curriculum will align...
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Antiques dealer especially values past
The 26-year-old grew up in a family business involving antiques sales in locations from Southbury to New York City. Krul has now set out on his own. He's opened Just In Antiques & More, in New...
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Does this kale make me look fat?
Does this kale make me look fat? Metro Creative Services photo Every morning for the past two months, I get out of bed and stumble weary-eyed to the kitchen where I pour myself a bowl of granola,...
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Hands-free devices not necessarily safer
Mayank Rehani demonstrates the driving simulator used to study the impact of hands-free distraction on drivers at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Centre in Edmonton on May 24, 2013. Dave...
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Five myths about tornadoes
Modern tornado warnings are Nobel Prize-worthy endeavors that combine weather Science, social Science and technology. As recently as 1990, people in the path of a tornado were lucky to get five...
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Senate confirms 3 Texas regents
Powers and his clashes over the last two years with some members of the board drew intense interest from lawmakers who rallied to his defense. Legislators had accused some "rogue regents" of trying to...
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No bail for Pa. parents in faith-healing death
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - After their 2-year-old son died of untreated pneumonia in 2009, faith-healing advocates Herbert and Catherine Schaible promised a judge they would not let another sick child go...
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Peg McEntee: Discrimination lives on in the Boy S...
So, you can be out and a Boy Scout. But when you turn 18, you’re out for good. The Boy Scouts of America is being heralded as a forward-thinking organization that, after much deliberation, decided to...
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Roy teacher needs Facebook votes to win $5K for s...
Roy • If Maggie Huddleston wins a national award of $5,000 for her Science lab, she knows one thing she won’t spend the money on — textbooks. The integrated Science teacher at Sand Ridge Junior High...
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Student keen to make a difference
Sarah Wu's scientific achievements are truly out of this world. As part of her recent win at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Ariz. -- known as the Olympics of Science...
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