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Built Over 400 Years Ago, This 'Haunted' Church In Goa Hosts 'Three Kings Feast' Every Year
Every year on January 6, this 'haunted' chapel hosts the famous Feast of the Three Kings, one of Goa's oldest and most special Christian celebrations.
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Olympics 2024: Full List Of Venues At Paris Games
34 different venues are hosting the different sports at Paris Olympics 2024.
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US Teen Accepted In 231 University, Awarded $15 Million In Scholarships
Madison Crowell faced a number of rejections before finally achieving success. She was rejected by a small number of universities, including the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tulane University and Colorado College.
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Student Charged In Fatal Shooting Of North Carolina Professor
A University of North Carolina graduate student has been charged in the fatal shooting on Monday of a professor at the school's Chapel Hill campus, the university said on Tuesday.
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US University Faculty Member Shot Dead On Campus: Report
A faculty member of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was shot dead on campus on Monday afternoon, and a suspect has been taken into custody, according to a school spokesman, CNN reported.
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Scientists Identify New Antibody For Covid, Variants: Report
Research collaboration between scientists at Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has identified and tested an antibody that limits the severity of infections from a variety of coronaviruses, including those that cause
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Obesity Causing Genes Identified!
The team from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found genetic sites that affect human body's size and shape, including height and obesity. The findings will help understand how genes can predispose certain individuals to obesity.
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Anti-Cancer Drug Made More Effective To Reduce Side Effects
Researchers have found a way to make an existing drug used to treat breast, lung and pancreatic cancers effective in small dosage, thereby reducing its usage and associated side effects in course of the treatment.
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Suspect Indicted in North Carolina Triple Muslim Murder
A grand jury has indicted a North Carolina man on charges of first-degree murder in the shooting deaths of three Muslim students, including a husband and wife, in the college town of Chapel Hill, police said Tuesday.
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North Carolina Muslims Call for Calm after Students Murder
Muslim leaders called for calm after three students were killed by a gunman with anti-religious views as this North Carolina university town prepared today to bury the victims.
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Three Muslim Students Killed in US Shooting
Police have arrested a gunman in the killing of three Muslim students -- including a husband and wife -- in the university town of Chapel Hill in North Carolina, US news reports said on Wednesday.
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Harvard Sued For 'Racial Profiling' And Targeting Asian-Americans
A nonprofit group filed a lawsuit on Monday against Harvard University, accusing the world-famous Ivy League institution of racial profiling in its admissions policies.
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Black Twitter growing into online force
When a U.S. jury convicted Michael Dunn of attempted murder, but not actual murder, in the shooting death of a black teenager, the hashtag #dangerousblackchildren popped up on Twitter.
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Built Over 400 Years Ago, This 'Haunted' Church In Goa Hosts 'Three Kings Feast' Every Year
Every year on January 6, this 'haunted' chapel hosts the famous Feast of the Three Kings, one of Goa's oldest and most special Christian celebrations.
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Olympics 2024: Full List Of Venues At Paris Games
34 different venues are hosting the different sports at Paris Olympics 2024.
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US Teen Accepted In 231 University, Awarded $15 Million In Scholarships
Madison Crowell faced a number of rejections before finally achieving success. She was rejected by a small number of universities, including the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tulane University and Colorado College.
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Student Charged In Fatal Shooting Of North Carolina Professor
A University of North Carolina graduate student has been charged in the fatal shooting on Monday of a professor at the school's Chapel Hill campus, the university said on Tuesday.
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US University Faculty Member Shot Dead On Campus: Report
A faculty member of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was shot dead on campus on Monday afternoon, and a suspect has been taken into custody, according to a school spokesman, CNN reported.
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Scientists Identify New Antibody For Covid, Variants: Report
Research collaboration between scientists at Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has identified and tested an antibody that limits the severity of infections from a variety of coronaviruses, including those that cause
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Obesity Causing Genes Identified!
The team from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found genetic sites that affect human body's size and shape, including height and obesity. The findings will help understand how genes can predispose certain individuals to obesity.
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Anti-Cancer Drug Made More Effective To Reduce Side Effects
Researchers have found a way to make an existing drug used to treat breast, lung and pancreatic cancers effective in small dosage, thereby reducing its usage and associated side effects in course of the treatment.
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Suspect Indicted in North Carolina Triple Muslim Murder
A grand jury has indicted a North Carolina man on charges of first-degree murder in the shooting deaths of three Muslim students, including a husband and wife, in the college town of Chapel Hill, police said Tuesday.
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North Carolina Muslims Call for Calm after Students Murder
Muslim leaders called for calm after three students were killed by a gunman with anti-religious views as this North Carolina university town prepared today to bury the victims.
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Three Muslim Students Killed in US Shooting
Police have arrested a gunman in the killing of three Muslim students -- including a husband and wife -- in the university town of Chapel Hill in North Carolina, US news reports said on Wednesday.
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Harvard Sued For 'Racial Profiling' And Targeting Asian-Americans
A nonprofit group filed a lawsuit on Monday against Harvard University, accusing the world-famous Ivy League institution of racial profiling in its admissions policies.
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Black Twitter growing into online force
When a U.S. jury convicted Michael Dunn of attempted murder, but not actual murder, in the shooting death of a black teenager, the hashtag #dangerousblackchildren popped up on Twitter.
