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Science: It’s a girl thing

Science: It’s a girl thing

Students at Dartmouth have answered a poorly done European video that purported to show that science and women are made for each other. The European video was clearly the brainchild of some guys. Not this one.
by Bob Collins

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Ho, Ho, Hope (5×8 -12/24/12)

Ho, Ho, Hope (5×8 -12/24/12)

Paying it forward, why there's no research on gun control, the people who don't do their jobs and the people who just want one, the FAA v. the New York Giants, and look who's made it from Minnesota to New Orleans.
by Bob Collins

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All about us

If there's any appetite at all from American news consumers for information about the rest of the world, you sure couldn't find much evidence of it from a survey released today by the Pew Research Center for People and the Press.
by Bob Collins

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