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FAU studies effects of alcohol on mice
Florida Atlantic University is getting about $8,000 in federal stimulus money to study how alcohol affects the behavior of mice.
University dining rooms now resemble trendy restaurants
There was a time when college cafeteria food was synonymous with mystery meat, gloppy gravies and starch.
Company creates cultured conch pearls
Florida's next cash crop might be pea-sized pink pearls grown in the brown bodies of queen conchs.
Republicans struggle for soul of their party
For Republicans, the picture is a political Rorschach test. The photo shows a cluster of Florida Democrats surrounding President Barack Obama this year at a Fort Myers town hall meeting to sell his economic stimulus package.
FAU researchers find T-shaped head gives hammerhead sharks better vision
The hammerheads' wide-set eyes not only give them better binocular vision and depth perception than pointy-nosed sharks, but the movements of their eyes and heads as they swim provide them with a 360-degree view of their surroundings.
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UF student turns negative to positive with AIDS sculpture
Published: Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 7:13 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 7:13 p.m. In front of the Student Health Care Center on Tuesday, three letters reaching six feet tall stood in the grass underneath the trees.
When Right is Not Easy: Social Work and Moral Courage
Allan Barsky , JD, MSW, PhD is a Professor of Social Work at Florida Atlantic University and a member of the NASW National Ethics Committee.
Universities unite for medicine program in Tulsa
A joint program between two Oklahoma universities will be aimed at addressing a shortage of physicians in the state.
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Wide heads give hammerhead sharks exceptional vision
Washington, Nov 27 : The distinctive head shape of the hammerhead sharks gives them an excellent binocular vision, reveals a new study.
FAU tries new green approaches
Florida Atlantic University keeps getting greener. The university, which has made a sustainability a priority in recent years, has announced three new eco-friendly initiatives.
Hammerhead Sharks Have "Human" Vision
Hammerhead sharks ' distinctive T-shaped heads give the predators human-like vision, according to a new study.
Wide Heads Give Hammerhead Sharks Exceptional Stereo View
"Everyone wants to understand why they have this strange head shape," says Michelle McComb from Florida Atlantic University.
The wing-like heads of hammerhead sharks with their widely spaced eyes give the creatures excellent binocular vision, scientists have found A scalloped hammerhead shark, one of the species given sight tests.
I think it would go a long way if administrators would kind of come clean and say, 'We screwed up.'
"I think it would go a long way if administrators would kind of come clean and say, 'We screwed up.' " -- James Tracy, president of the faculty union at Florida Atlantic University.
Engineer faculty at FAU vents frustration
Although the initial public outcry has died down after five tenured Florida Atlantic University professors were laid off in May, a recent survey reveals that there's much discontent and worry among the faculty.
Sycamore Township Resident Joins Staff of Community Services YMCA
Mylinh Pham has recently joined the Community Services YMCA, a branch of the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati, as a program director for CincyAfterSchool.
Speaker promotes - Restorative Justice'
Western hosted its first a oeEggs and Issuesa discussion for the academic year on Nov.
FAU casts wide net in search for new leader
Florida Atlantic University is covering all fronts in its search for a new president.
New mechanism identified for beneficial effects of aspirin in cardiovascular disease
Nitric oxide is released from the blood vessel wall and may decrease the development and progression of plaques leading to heart attacks and strokes.
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