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Nation Dec 10

Nearly 100 more school shootings since Sandy Hook, report says

Schools in the United States have seen almost one school shooting a week since Dec. 15, 2012, when Adam Lanza opened fire at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, according to a new report.

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Google has ousted Apple as the leading supplier of educational devices to schools, pushing Apple's popular iPad tablet into second place.

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Poetry Nov 10

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When poet Derrick Brown moved from the city of Austin to more rural Elgin, Texas, he was searching for “a peaceful plot of land to hunker down.” The pastoral surroundings enabled Brown to slow down and regain his voice, spurring…

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Ahead of World Series, San Francisco radio bans song ‘Royals’

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Science Oct 15

Study of extinct Australian primate: These roos were ‘made’ for walking

Around 100,000 years ago, the diversity of large kangaroo species went beyond the grey or red mammal you are most familiar with today. A study released Wednesday in Plos One journal examined the extinct Sthenurine kangaroo family, which researchers…

Nation Oct 14

Still no foie gras for Californians, SCOTUS says

The French delicacy, made commercially from the livers of force-fed ducks, has long been the subject of debate by animal welfare organizations. In order to grow the organ beyond normal size, animals are force fed through a metal tube several…

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