Trying New Images
This article talks about how tempting it is for students to try new images; how it can be good but also potentially dangerous and offers a few words of caution.
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Enjoy an Intelligence Toilet!
Talk about efficiency. The Japanese have created a new way to be even more efficient – while you’re “doing your
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Making Time for Loved Ones
This article cautions students against not having their priorities right. Making time for loved ones from home is very important and with great phone deals these days, rather easy too.
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Sudoku Makes a Comeback
The modern development of Sudoku is most likely traced to a man named Howard Garns, who apparently created this number puzzle for Dell Magazines.
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Tea Drinkers Listen Up – Drink the Real Thing!
If you love tea, you’ll want to hear about this research. Researchers at the National Meeting of the American Chemical
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The Puzzling Past of Sudoku
A recently invented number puzzle, based on logical deduction, has taken the world by storm, and that is Sudoku.
Read MoreSleeping Well
Since students often suffer from insomnia, this article provides a list of easy-to-implement healthful ways of reversing the trend.
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Citations for SeaWorld After Trainer Dies
SeaWorld has recently been fined $75,000 by the Occupational Safety and Health administration for three specific violations after an animal
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Have You Ever Wondered “What Global Warming Is?”
This temperature increase is believed to be caused by burning of large amounts of fossil fuels, such as coal and oil.
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Picking a Watermelon Can Be Like Picking a Friend
Just as we jump into new friendships or romances despite previous disappointments, so too do we continue to bring home watermelons in the hope that this one will be the one.
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Delaware – Taking Charge Where Obesity is Concerned
Some local coalitions are getting creative to get children’s weight back on track. One local coalition of Delaware County organizations
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How Hubble Works: Part 3
The real power of telescopes is in their ability to collect more light than the human eye can collect unassisted and not magnification power.
Read MorePesticides Linked with ADHD: The Latest Findings
A new study, conducted by Brenda Eskenazi at the University of California at Berkely, and published in the August 19th
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Choosing the Right Laptop
Students need laptops. But since there are so many available to choose on the market today, it’s important to write a list of priorities so that you can determine which would best suit your needs.
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Hubble’s Discoveries: Part 2
The Hubble Space Telescope is celebrating twenty years of exploration and discovery of the vast universe in which we are just a small part.
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College Drinking Advice
This article talks about what to consider before going to a bar. Make sure you never leave your drink unattended.
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Hubble Space Telescope Celebrates Twenty Years of Out-of-this-World Exploration
Great leaps in our understanding of galaxies, objects in space, the age of the universe, have been made possible with the help of the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Tips for Nail Care
Some people seem to neglect their nails even though in general, personal grooming is very important to them. But often,
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NOAA Exploration at the Bottom of Lake Huron
From August 16-27 2010 a team from NOAA,conducted a hunt for shipwrecks in Lake Huron, one of the Great Lakes in the Midwestern section of the United States.
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