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Graphene Study Confirms 40-Year-Old Physics Prediction
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Climate change will push up New York's heatwave deaths
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Climate change = more heat deaths
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Chelsea Clinton takes on multifaith role at NYU
Chelsea Clinton is wearing a new professional hat, one that will take her into a religious direction.
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Which Matters More: Reporting Assault or Respecting a Victim's Wishes?
A conservative reading of Title IX has some schools ordering faculty and staff to report cases of sexual harassment even when the victim has pleaded for secrecy.
A Warmer Climate Could Lead to 90% More Heat-Related Deaths in Manhattan
As the weather in New York City creeps back toward summer-like temperatures, a bit of warning: Enjoy it while you can.
Global Warming to exacerbate Heat related deaths, more storms for New York
The residents of Manhattan and New York are already feeling the effects of global warming after experiencing Hurricanes Irene and Superstorm Sandy.
Dan Aykroyd Spills 'Ghostbusters 3a 2 Plot Details
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Advance in nanotech gene sequencing technique
The allure of personalized medicine has made new, more efficient ways of sequencing genes a top research priority.
Scott signs dual enrollment: School districts to assume costs of popular program
Gov. Rick Scott today signed a bill requiring Florida school districts to start paying for the classes that teenagers take at local colleges through their high schools' dual-enrollment programs.