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New Butterfly Species 'Iryna's Azure' Named After Murdered Ukrainian Refugee
The small, light-blue insect, native to South Carolina, has been officially named "Iryna's Azure" by researchers from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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20-Year-Old College Student In US Shot Dead After Being Mistaken For A Burglar
Cops, however, have not released the name of the person who shot the student or revealed if any charges have been filed in the case.
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Murdered US College Student May Have Thought Car Was Uber Ride: Cops
A South Carolina man has been charged in the murder of a University of South Carolina student who may have gotten into her killer's car mistakenly believing that it was her Uber ride, police said
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Harvard Sued By Slave Descendant Over 19th Century Images Of Her Ancestor
When Tamara Lanier was a little girl, she said, her mother would often tell her stories about her great-great-great-grandfather, whom she called Papa Renty. He was from Congo, enslaved on a plantation in South Carolina, Lanier said, and her mother was especially proud he taught other enslaved people to read with a blue-backed spelling book. He woul...
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Weight Loss: Self-Monitoring Your Diet And Other Healthy Food Habits To Follow
A new study conducted by University of Vermont and University of South Carolina, said that if you want to lose weight then the single most effective predictor of success is how often you monitor your dietary habits, including monitoring your calorie budget and fat intake.
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US Church Shooter To Represent Self At Trial
A US federal judge granted self-described white supremacist Dylann Roof's request on Monday to represent himself at trial on charges of gunning down nine African American churchgoers last year in South Carolina.
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European Union, NATO Try to Counter Russian Propaganda
Western powers are getting set to counter an expertly crafted Russian disinformation campaign over Ukraine which has left them wrong-footed too many times for comfort.
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2015 Pulitzer Prizes Announced, The New York Times Wins 3
The New York Times on Monday won three prestigious Pulitzer Prizes and a St Louis newspaper took the breaking news photography award for its coverage of the racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Going Viral: 17-year Old Student Rejects A University's Rejection Letter
Siobhan O'Dell, a student from North Carolina, decided to give Duke University a taste of its own medicine when it rejected her college application.
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2 Dead in US College Murder-Suicide, Campus on Lockdown: Police
Two people died in what appeared to be an "isolated" murder-suicide on Thursday at the University of South Carolina, police said, after the campus was placed on lockdown.
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New Butterfly Species 'Iryna's Azure' Named After Murdered Ukrainian Refugee
The small, light-blue insect, native to South Carolina, has been officially named "Iryna's Azure" by researchers from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
-
20-Year-Old College Student In US Shot Dead After Being Mistaken For A Burglar
Cops, however, have not released the name of the person who shot the student or revealed if any charges have been filed in the case.
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Murdered US College Student May Have Thought Car Was Uber Ride: Cops
A South Carolina man has been charged in the murder of a University of South Carolina student who may have gotten into her killer's car mistakenly believing that it was her Uber ride, police said
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Harvard Sued By Slave Descendant Over 19th Century Images Of Her Ancestor
When Tamara Lanier was a little girl, she said, her mother would often tell her stories about her great-great-great-grandfather, whom she called Papa Renty. He was from Congo, enslaved on a plantation in South Carolina, Lanier said, and her mother was especially proud he taught other enslaved people to read with a blue-backed spelling book. He woul...
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Weight Loss: Self-Monitoring Your Diet And Other Healthy Food Habits To Follow
A new study conducted by University of Vermont and University of South Carolina, said that if you want to lose weight then the single most effective predictor of success is how often you monitor your dietary habits, including monitoring your calorie budget and fat intake.
-
US Church Shooter To Represent Self At Trial
A US federal judge granted self-described white supremacist Dylann Roof's request on Monday to represent himself at trial on charges of gunning down nine African American churchgoers last year in South Carolina.
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European Union, NATO Try to Counter Russian Propaganda
Western powers are getting set to counter an expertly crafted Russian disinformation campaign over Ukraine which has left them wrong-footed too many times for comfort.
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2015 Pulitzer Prizes Announced, The New York Times Wins 3
The New York Times on Monday won three prestigious Pulitzer Prizes and a St Louis newspaper took the breaking news photography award for its coverage of the racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Going Viral: 17-year Old Student Rejects A University's Rejection Letter
Siobhan O'Dell, a student from North Carolina, decided to give Duke University a taste of its own medicine when it rejected her college application.
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2 Dead in US College Murder-Suicide, Campus on Lockdown: Police
Two people died in what appeared to be an "isolated" murder-suicide on Thursday at the University of South Carolina, police said, after the campus was placed on lockdown.
