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Be Careful What You Read

Posted in Politics Dec 21, 2005 by MollyMolly

He was a student, a senior at the University of Massachusetts. He was doing "research," he said, for a class on totalitarianism. But when the government...

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Cell phone service going to the dogs

Posted in Geek Dec 7, 2005 by MollyMolly

It seems like everybody and his dog has a cell phone these days. Starting in early 2006, you can start taking that phrase literally: PetsMobility...

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Now THIS is a Home Improvement Project!

Posted in Geek Dec 2, 2005 by MollyMolly

Some people install a pool, build a deck, or perhaps remodel the guest bedroom. Others install...

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Glossy, matte, or E. coli?

Posted in Geek Nov 26, 2005 by MollyMolly

What will those wily biologists think of next? Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco and the University...

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Louder Than Love?

Posted in Culture Nov 24, 2005 by MollyMolly

Living loud and dying young might go more hand-in-hand than previously believed. According to a study involving more than 4,000 German heart patients,...

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Sweetener may have bitter side effects

Posted in Geek Nov 21, 2005 by MollyMolly

Aspartame, the common non-sugar sweetener behind NutraSweet, Equal, and other artificial sweeteners, may...

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Maybe Viagra is right for you... for heart trouble

Posted in Geek Nov 21, 2005 by MollyMolly

Viagra, the famous little pill designed to strategically enhance blood flow, may also be helpful in opening...

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GAO Questions FDA Rejection of OTC Plan B

Posted in Politics Nov 15, 2005 by MollyMolly

In a report published on Monday, the Government Accountability Office...

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It's Still Good! It's Still Good!

Posted in Culture Nov 14, 2005 by MollyMolly

While quaffing spoiled milk or sampling that green stuff from the bottom shelf of the fridge might not be such a great idea, food science researchers have...

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Powering small devices is a breeze

Posted in Geek Nov 9, 2005 by MollyMolly

Wind-based power, often associated with sprawling "wind farms" of large turbines, is now available in a handy petite size. Shashank Priya, an electrical...

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Kansas Board: No Evolution, Please

Posted in Politics Nov 9, 2005 by MollyMolly

While voters in Pennsylvania were voting pro-evolution, the Kansas Board of Education...

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Pennsylvania School Board Evolves

Posted in Politics Nov 9, 2005 by MollyMolly

Dover, Pennsylvania residents voted out all eight school board incumbents up for re-election,instead...

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Cardinal to Followers: Quit Dissing Evolution, People

Posted in Culture Nov 4, 2005 by MollyMolly

In a move likely to spark more "discussion" in the seemingly interminable debate between adherents of evolution and its opponents who find the theory at...

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