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Nurse Removed From Hospital After Saying White Boys 'Should Be Sacrificed To The Wolves'
An Indiana hospital system says a nurse is no longer an employee after she was tied to a message on Twitter claiming white women are raising sons "with the HIGHEST propensity to be a terrorist, rapist, racist, killer, and domestic violence all star."
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Stones Used As Hunting Weapons Million Years Ago Found
A large number of ancient spherical stone artifacts found at a major archaeological site in South Africa served as weapons for defence and hunting, and not as tools as previously thought, according to a new study.
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Indiana University On Alert After Person With Handgun Spotted
Indiana University has issued an alert after getting a report of a person with a handgun near its Bloomington campus.
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Here's Why More Sex, Even on 'Off' Days, May Up Your Chances of Pregnancy
For centuries, women have used the calendar method for getting pregnant (or for avoiding getting pregnant) based on the idea that having sex on or around the days they are ovulating increases their chances of conception.
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Emails More Romantic Than a Phone Call: Study
Emails are more likely to get you a date than a text, voicemail or a phone call, a new study suggests, contradicting previous research.
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Cartoons Can Reveal Attitudes Toward Parenting
What do contemporary cartoons reveal about people's attitudes towards parenting? A lot, say researchers Jaclyn Tabor and Jessica Calarco who used cartoons in the New Yorker magazine to track changes in parenting during the 20th and early 21st centuries.
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Students Can Now Enroll for a #SelfieClass Course at a US College. #NoKidding
Selfies and the art of snapping them is surely going places with universities deciding to start study courses around them. An Indiana University Northwest communications professor has decided to explore selfies in a 400-level class.
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Emotions in Tweets Are Contagious: Study
It's not just a tweet that goes viral on the internet - the inherent emotion also spreads along with a tweet, a new study says.
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Embryonic Twin Removed From Indian Woman's Brain in US: Report
In a shocking discovery, doctors in the US have found an embryonic twin complete with bone, hair and teeth in the brain of a 26-year-old Indian woman, who was undergoing surgery for a suspected tumour.
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Ranveer Singh: I was a complete failure in studies
Actor Ranveer Singh has revealed he was a failure in studies, but feels good education is important.
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Obama grants $120 mn for Hindi, Urdu
Indiana University's programme for India studies has received about $120 million from the Obama administration.
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Nurse Removed From Hospital After Saying White Boys 'Should Be Sacrificed To The Wolves'
An Indiana hospital system says a nurse is no longer an employee after she was tied to a message on Twitter claiming white women are raising sons "with the HIGHEST propensity to be a terrorist, rapist, racist, killer, and domestic violence all star."
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Stones Used As Hunting Weapons Million Years Ago Found
A large number of ancient spherical stone artifacts found at a major archaeological site in South Africa served as weapons for defence and hunting, and not as tools as previously thought, according to a new study.
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Indiana University On Alert After Person With Handgun Spotted
Indiana University has issued an alert after getting a report of a person with a handgun near its Bloomington campus.
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Here's Why More Sex, Even on 'Off' Days, May Up Your Chances of Pregnancy
For centuries, women have used the calendar method for getting pregnant (or for avoiding getting pregnant) based on the idea that having sex on or around the days they are ovulating increases their chances of conception.
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Emails More Romantic Than a Phone Call: Study
Emails are more likely to get you a date than a text, voicemail or a phone call, a new study suggests, contradicting previous research.
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Cartoons Can Reveal Attitudes Toward Parenting
What do contemporary cartoons reveal about people's attitudes towards parenting? A lot, say researchers Jaclyn Tabor and Jessica Calarco who used cartoons in the New Yorker magazine to track changes in parenting during the 20th and early 21st centuries.
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Students Can Now Enroll for a #SelfieClass Course at a US College. #NoKidding
Selfies and the art of snapping them is surely going places with universities deciding to start study courses around them. An Indiana University Northwest communications professor has decided to explore selfies in a 400-level class.
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Emotions in Tweets Are Contagious: Study
It's not just a tweet that goes viral on the internet - the inherent emotion also spreads along with a tweet, a new study says.
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Embryonic Twin Removed From Indian Woman's Brain in US: Report
In a shocking discovery, doctors in the US have found an embryonic twin complete with bone, hair and teeth in the brain of a 26-year-old Indian woman, who was undergoing surgery for a suspected tumour.
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Ranveer Singh: I was a complete failure in studies
Actor Ranveer Singh has revealed he was a failure in studies, but feels good education is important.
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Obama grants $120 mn for Hindi, Urdu
Indiana University's programme for India studies has received about $120 million from the Obama administration.
