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Updated: Bones from house will be identified, returned
Investigators doubt there was any crime. Gary Alford, senior investigator at the coroner's office, tells The Courier of Houma that if there's no crime and the rib, arm and leg bones are more than 50 years old, they'll go to the state Division of Archaeology.
Bones from house will be identified, returned
An investigation by state scientists will determine what happens to about 100 human bones found Saturday inside a house in Gibson, officials said.
K-State Horticulturist Breeding Purple Sweet Potato for Kansas
Anthocyanins are a special class of phenolic compound. Foods with a high phenolic content can also provide both anti-aging and antioxidant factors.
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Margaret Pepperdene, 89, teacher and scholar
Dr. Margaret Jane Pepperdene had retired from Agnes Scott College after a 31-year career.
Dark ocean depths home to exotic, unknown life
The permanent darkness of the ocean depths is home to a far greater range of animals, from luminous jellyfish to tubeworms that live off oil seeping from the seabed, than previously thought, scientists said on Sunday.
Facebook Use and Social Anxiety: Are Social Behaviors Different Online and Offline?
Contrary to conventional wisdom, those with social anxiety are not more likely to form relationships online than others.
Linda Mayson joins Centre for the Living Arts as director of development and community relations
The nonprofit Centre for the Living Arts has added another respected name to an already impressive staff.
Clickers engage students while raising attendance
Louisiana State University faculty are evaluating student response clickers and searching for ways to make their use more widespread and effective, reports the Daily Reveille.
Trailblazer comes to end of 35-year career
To understand just how much the role of women has changed in the Air Force, talk with the service's senior female officer.
Role of Proinflammatory Cytokines and Redox Homeostasis in...
From the Comparative Biomedical Sciences and Veterinary Clinical Sciences , School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La.
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La., Miss. share $2.3M labor grant
Louisiana will get most of a $2.3 million federal labor grant, to be shared with Mississippi, as it studies clean energy job growth in the states and training needed to meet that employment demand.
The hidden costs of scale-out supercomputing
For the past two decades, scale-out server cluster architecture has been the dominant trend in supercomputing, as users and vendors move away from big iron high-performance computing -- but at what cost? At the Supercomputing 09 conference this week, HPC users and experts weighed in and said that scale-out supercomputing with commodity hardware has ...
Police: Guard apparently makes up LSU attack
Louisiana State University police say a security guard who told investigators a man attacked her while she worked an event made up the attack and confessed that her wounds were self-inflicted. Sgt.
Book Alert / The Liberty Party 1840--1848
The Liberty Party 1840--1848 -- Antislavery Third-Party Politics in the United States by Reinhard O. Johnson, Louisiana State University Press '09, $75, 500 pages, ISBN #0807133930. Index, source notes, no bibliography or illustrations.
Ashley Lambert and Chad Cooper
Ashley Suzanne Lambert and Chad Leland Cooper, both of Spring, Texas, will exchange wedding vows at 4 p.m. at Devil's Thumb Ranch in Winter Park, Colorado, on January 21, 2010.
More stringent TOPS best idea yet from higher education
Martin, speaking at a university forum, addressed LSUa TMs potential responses to anticipated, potentially large, cuts coming his schoola TMs way.
Va resort bracing for high tide
Virginia Beach officials are keeping a close watch on inland waterways and high tide as wind and rain continue to lash the resort city.
What do to now that Asian Soybean rust has been confirmed in the United States
Editor's Note: The following special report was compiled by the editors of Corn and Soybean Digest, a sister publication of Delta Farm Press.
Marine aviation squadron sees change in command
6, on board Naval Air Station Meridian. During the ceremony, Major Gerald Boos retired after 24 years of service in the U.S. Marine Corps and five years as commanding officer of MATSS-1, arriving in August 2004.
Noon a " Ida rain, winds could damage citrus, sugar cane crops
Gusty winds, high tides and heavy rainfall associated with Tropical Storm Ida could affect southeast Louisiana's citrus and sugar cane crops.
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