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Every Minute Counts for Stroke Victims, Study Confirms
Rapid treatment with a clot-dissolving drug reduces stroke patients' risk of in-hospital death and increases their chances of being able to walk and return home when they leave the hospital, according to the study, published in the June 19 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association .
14 hrs ago | Star Tribune
How poor students get soaked for college sports
As parents and students struggle to keep up with rising college tuition and take on greater burdens of debt, universities are being challenged to justify the ballooning athletic fees they tack on to the bill.
18 hrs ago | NBC Los Angeles
Ex-USC Professor on FBI's 10 Most Wanted List
Walter Lee Williams, a former university professor, is wanted for the alleged sexual exploitation of children and traveling abroad for the purpose of engaging in illicit sexual acts with children.
18 hrs ago | Brandon Sun
Canada-U.S. team develops promising 'sharp-shooter' drug aimed at several cancers
A Canadian-U.S. team of researchers has developed a new "sharp-shooter" drug they hope will be a breakthrough in treating several types of cancer.
Yesterday | Sofia News Agency
New IMF Resident Representative in Bulgaria, Romania
Guillermo Tolosa will succeed Tonny Lybek, IMF Resident Representative in Romania and Bulgaria, on July 1, 2013.
Peoria native Steve Vinovich carves out career as an actor
June 15--PEORIA -- The name Steve Vinovich might not ring a bell, but shown a photograph, a lot of people would recognize the actor -- he's had memorable roles in many movies and television shows during his long career.
Three Lake Oswego grads join inaugural class at New York University's new Shanghai Campus
Three recent graduates of Lake Oswego schools will attend New York University's newest campus in Shanghai in the fall.
View from L.A.: The magic/comedy act that is UCLA baseball
It's a little like a Penn & Teller magic/comedy act. When it's over, you wonder how the Bruins did it, and are left chuckling at the idea.
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LSU's Nola in contention for Pitcher of the Year
The 2013 finalists are David Berg of the University of California-Los Angeles, Jonathan Gray of the University of Oklahoma and Aaron Nola of Louisiana State.
Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter
Inhaling auto emissions makes good cholesterol go bad
Inhaling motor vehicle emissions may transform good, protective cholesterol into bad, artery-clogging cholesterol that increases the risk of heart disease and stroke, says a new study by researchers at the University of Washington and the University of California-Los Angeles.
Inhaling auto emissions makes good cholesterol go bad
Breathing in motor vehicle emissions may turn your body's protective mechanism against heart disease from a good cop into a bad one.
Southern California mountains face snowfall drop
According to a University of California, Los Angeles, study released Friday, climate change is projected to bring snowfall levels down as much as 40% in 40 years.
Deferred Action Remains a Smart and Sensible Immigration Policy, but Congress Still Needs to Act
Today, there are many young immigrants who were brought here by parents seeking a better life.
Rabbi Yanklowitz accepts job in Phoenix
Less than a month after Rabbi Shmuly Yanklowitz officially resigned as senior rabbi at Kehilath Israel Synagogue, he has been hired as executive director of Valley Beit Midrash in Phoenix, Ariz.
Academic Authors: Guild Does Not Speak for Us
On June 11, some 133 academic authors filed an amici curiae brief in the Authors Guild v.
Poverty and Progress: Realities and Myths about Global Poverty
In his new book, Poverty and Progress: Realities and Myths about Global Poverty, renowned development economist Deepak Lal draws on 50 years of experience around the globe to describe developing-country realities and rectify misguided notions about economic progress.
Ocean researchers nominated for 2013 ASPIRE Prize
Singapore, 12 Jun 2013 - APEC member economies have announced their nominees for the 2013 APEC Science Prize for Innovation, Research, and Education, also known as the ASPIRE Prize.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Campus diversity may hinge on ruling
A looming ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court could have far-reaching consequences for efforts to achieve diversity on college campuses.
Fine Arts honours cultural leaders
Concordia paid tribute to three champions of arts and culture at the Fine Arts Awards of Distinction ceremony at the university's FOFA Gallery on June 5. "All three award recipients share qualities that we value," said Catherine Wild, dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts.