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How your cellphone is silently disrupting your social life

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From author to ambassador, Kate DiCamillo approaches reading with celebration

Kate DiCamillo talks about her role as National Ambassador of Young People's Literature.

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Why the next wave of Arab awakening should be waged for pluralism

Why the next wave of Arab awakening should be waged for pluralism…

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Vermont gov. confronts deadly heroin crisis as public health problem

Vermont gov. confronts deadly heroin crisis as public health problem…

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World Food Programme faces ‘highly unusual’ quadruple food emergency

World Food Programme faces quadruple food emergency…

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At Consumer Electronics Show, ‘smartphone revolution’ spreads from car to closet

At Consumer Electronics Show, 'smartphone revolution' spreads from car to closet…

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Confronting bitter weather, Midwest mayors address help for vulnerable citizens

Confronting bitter weather, Midwest mayors address help for vulnerable citizens…

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Newly released recordings reveal Beatles before they inspired mania

Newly released recordings reveal Beatles before they inspired mania…

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What Burke and Paine teach us about the roots of political division in America

What Burke and Paine teach us about the roots of political division in America…

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Scholar reflects on poetic odyssey to bring medieval Persian verse to the West

Scholar reflects on poetic odyssey to bring medieval Persian verse to the West…

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