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Elizabeth Warren stays mum on heritage, affirmative action
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Friend: Dead woman feared for her life
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Congressman John Lewis honored by Brown University
Rep. John Lewis will receive the last of five prestigious honorary degrees Sunday, this one coming from Brown University.
T cells 'hunt' parasites like animal predators seek prey, study shows
By pairing an intimate knowledge of immune-system function with a deep understanding of statistical physics, a cross-disciplinary team at the University of Pennsylvania has arrived at a surprising finding: T cells use a movement strategy to track down parasites that is similar to strategies that predators such as monkeys, sharks and blue-fin tuna ... (more)
Tina Fey, the arts, and big dreams
In the Class of 1988 production of "Grease" at Upper Darby High School, Tina Fey played Frenchie.
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History prof's book wins James Beard award
It's akin to winning an Oscar in the culinary world, and University of Southern Mississippi associate professor of history Andrew Haley lays claim to one for his latest book on how the middle class secured their place at the dinner table, so to speak.
Hilarious rap video complains about hardships of women graduating from Ivy League colleges
A woman with degrees from two Ivy League universities is attracting attention with a YouTube video she created about the difficulties people face when they graduate from the elite colleges.
Chambersburg senior Metz gets achievement scholarship at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Nicholas Metz, who is to graduate in June from Chambersburg Area Senior High School, has been selected for a Board of Governors academic achievement scholarship at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Armenti says firing was a setup
Less than two months before his firing, deposed California University of Pennsylvania president Angelo Armenti Jr.
Reiki basics: How much does Reiki cost?
The cost of Reiki is a tricky question.A This depends on whether or not you are the practitioner or the consumer.
Eleven Schools Designated As Centers of Excellence in Pain Education by NIH
The National Institutes of Health Pain Consortium recently awarded 11 health professional schools the designation of Centers of Excellence in Pain Education , a NIH news release reports.
The traditional Decoration Day service of the Grand Army Meade Post No. 1 will be re-created at noon Sunday at historic Laurel Hill Cemetery, the site of the first Memorial Day observance in Philadelphia in 1868.
Yvon Chouinard receives conservation award from the Glen Canyon Institute
Yvon Chouinard founder of Patagonia Inc. is seen before receiving a honorary degree during commencement at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
Brown calls on Harvard to 'correct record' on Elizabeth Warren's heritage
Sen. Scott Brown wants to know why Harvard listed his rival, Elizabeth Warren, as a native American professor.
New Spoleto season opens in Charleston
CHARLESTON , S.C. - Another edition of the Spoleto Festival USA opened Friday amid a brass fanfare, a shower of confetti and reminders of how important the arts are to cities.
Fired Cal U president settles with state
A court hearing scheduled for this afternoon has been cancelled, as fired California University of Pennsylvania President Angelo Armenti Jr.
Fired Cal U president reaches settlement with state higher ed system
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Paul Fussell, the critic who fought the cant of military sacrifice | Nicolaus Mills
His classic study, The Great War and Modern Memory, was rooted in his own bitter experience of loss and waste in combat Paul Fussell, who died on Wednesday at the age of 88 , was the classic public intellectual who wrote on everything from poetic meter to the role of class in American society.
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