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Pet Diaries: The Joint-Custody Dog Who Taught Me to Move On
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TED's Taboo: What's Too Controversial for the Hipster Confab?
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GOOD Pictures: Go Outside
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In case you're feeling intellectual today, we bring you the Iraq Study Group report. Here is the intro the 96-page report, (there will be a quiz...
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Skate Study House
The designers Pierre Andre Senizergues and Gil Le Bon de LaPointe are in cahoots. They've teamed up to launch Skate Study House, a company that...
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Iraq Study Group Is Here!
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Thou Shalt Study Science
How the scientific battle is as much for the hearts of people as it is their minds. Some 150 years ago, a great British biologist, Thomas Henry...
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Analyzing the nutritional information on a cereal box reveals a lot of misinformation, especially the daily recommended intake.
Education
Studying Abroad Makes You a Better Student
The GLOSSARI project, a study of nearly 20,000 students in the The University of Georgia system over the last decade, found that students who...
Culture
Study: The More Facebook Photos and Friends, the More Shallow
New research suggests that prolific Facebookers might be quite insecure.
Lifestyle
Food Studies: Serious Knife Skills
How many ways can you slice a carrot? A lot—but at the French Culinary Institute, only one is correct.
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Food Studies: Re-Evolving Table Manners
Design Management MFA Leslie Marticke wonders whether Slow Food chapters help our fast food culture rediscover lost dining traditions.
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Food Studies: Farmers' Market Ethnography
In which Erin, cupcake baker turned gastronomy student, leaves the safety of the library to conduct on-the-ground food stamp research.
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Food Studies: Science, It's What's For Dinner
A simple cure for science phobia: blowing up French fries in the lab and investigating the enzyme that keeps soft-centered chocolates soft.
Lifestyle
Food Studies: Rescuing the Overlooked Bean
Raspberries and tomatoes are hot favorites at the farmers' market. Turnips and dried beans: not so much. What's a chili-lover to do?
Education
Studying on the Second Shift: Midnight College Classes
Perfect for night owls and working adults. Boston's Bunker Hill Community College offers classes that start at 11:45 p.m.
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Pentagon Study: Gays in the Military? Fabulous!
A new Pentagon report confirms what we all expected: The good people in our military are largely cool with repealing "don't ask, don't tell."
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Food Studies: The Trouble with Land-Grant Universities
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