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Thousands Of Strange Creatures Found Deep In Ocean 2hr
The creatures living in the depths of the ocean are as weird and outlandish as the creations in a Dr.
Cal State Stanislaus faculty votes 91 percent no confidence in President Shirvani
Faculty at California State University, Stanislaus, overwhelmingly supported a no-confidence vote against President Ham Shirvani.
Search for new police chief down to two names
Lyle Martin, 43, has 21 years experience with the department, the last 14 months as one of two assistant police chiefs.
Farm Bureau Sets 75th Anniversary State Convention
The Arkansas Farm Bureau will hold its 75th annual convention Dec. 2-4 at the Peabody Little Rock and Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock.
New guidelines: Routine mammograms start at 50
Sweeping new breast cancer guidelines released on Monday recommend against routine mammograms for women in their 40s, and suggest women 50 to 74 only get a mammogram every other year.
Kats for the Cure 5K benefits breast cancer research
Sam Houston State University's Bowers Stadium never looked more pink as over 160 participants gathered for the "Kats for the Cause/Pink Out" 5K run on Saturday morning.
Gospel's Bobby Jones donates recordings worth $6M
Gospel music singer Bobby Jones has donated an estimated $6 million worth of recordings to Tennessee State University, his alma mater.
Sacramento SPCA To Join In Dog Flu Study
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said the Sacramento SPCA will participate in a three-year study on canine influenza .
KSCW Welcomes New Vice President Lynn W. Heninger
PRESS RELEASE Date Released: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 Source: KSCW - Comments KSCW is pleased to announce that Lynn W. Heninger has joined the firm as Vice President of Government Relations, Defense and Aerospace.
Poultry trial expert: Recreation on Oklahoma's Illinois River has declined
A professor estimates that about 30,000 fewer people floated in the Illinois River watershed in 2007 compared to two years earlier.
Valor Project 1: Capt. John F. Vanlandingham
Born March 30, 1967, in Clinton, Wis. Family moved to Paris, when he was 15. Married to Lisa for 10 years.
Grambling marching band involved in Arkansas crash
Two or more buses carrying members of the renowned Grambling State University marching band were involved in a traffic crash in southern Arkansas, injuring at least a half-dozen people.
ASU professor presents workshop at RHS
Rector High School gifted and talented students and drama students had the opportunity Wednesday, Oct.
Bill for services shocks parents of Cal State-Sacramento student killed in dorm beating
The parents of a California State University, Sacramento student who was beaten to death by a dorm mate were still reeling with shock when they received another jolt.
Want your kids to eat more veggies? Give them more
Good news for parents who are trying to get their children to eat their vegetables: If you offer kids more fruits and vegetables before and during meals, they'll eat more of them, even if some turn up their noses at specific varieties they don't like.
Charlie dupes Jake into joining a ballet class just so he can flirt with the teacher .
Byrne upbeat after failing to make grade at university
BANCHORY'S James Byrne is ranked the 42nd best amateur golfer in the world - and the leading Scot - but he cannot get into the Arizona State University team of five since the 2009-2010 US college season started.
Economic development top priority for Intergovernmental Council
The Poinsett County Intergovernmental Council met at Tyronza with Alan McVey of the Arkansas State University Delta Center for Economic Development Tuesday, Oct.
New Ala. Assistant State Forester named
State Forester Linda S. Casey announced Patrick A. Glass as the newly appointed Assistant State Forester Monday.
Arizona State University police confirm student committed suicide in professor's office
Arizona State University police say a graduate student fatally shot himself in a professor's office.