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  1. 6 hours ago

    Before Lorena Hickok was an AP reporter & Eleanor Roosevelt's lover, she was Auntie Gopher.

    7:09 PM - 15 May 2016 · Details
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  2. 9 hours ago

    How do you get to Alpha Centauri? Practice, practice, practice.

    4:24 PM - 15 May 2016 · Details
  3. 11 hours ago

    Decades before , this woman was pioneering the field of sports reporting.

    2:02 PM - 15 May 2016 · Details
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  4. 12 hours ago

    What "The Biggest Loser" reveals about the mechanism of weight loss.

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  5. 13 hours ago

    It's been 100 years since the map was made. Some say it's a major factor in Middle East instability.

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  6. 17 hours ago

    Jell-O: A nostalgic treat? Or the scourge of American cuisine?

    7:45 AM - 15 May 2016 · Details
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  7. May 14

    "Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself." Woolf's novel at 91.

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  8. May 14

    Before Lorena Hickok was an AP reporter & Eleanor Roosevelt's lover, she was Auntie Gopher.

    1:09 PM - 14 May 2016 · Details
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  9. May 14

    What urban wildlife tells us about evolution, our cities, and ourselves.

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  10. May 14

    If we can sit tight for about 45 years we might get get some pretty fascinating information from interstellar space.

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  11. May 14

    Happy birthday, !

    8:02 AM - 14 May 2016 · Details
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  12. May 14

    Think this year's democratic primary is intense? In 1924 it took 103 ballots to decide the nominee.

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  13. May 13

    The adaptions of urban wildlife can be rather surprising.

    5:14 PM - 13 May 2016 · Details
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  14. May 13

    How do you get to Alpha Centauri? Practice, practice, practice.

    3:24 PM - 13 May 2016 · Details
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  15. May 13

    Jell-O: A nostalgic treat? Or the scourge of American cuisine?

    1:45 PM - 13 May 2016 · Details
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  16. May 13

    Is the Patriot Act a threat to libraries? A vintage op-ed from Bernie Sanders:

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  17. May 13

    Decades before , this woman was pioneering the field of sports reporting.

    10:02 AM - 13 May 2016 · Details
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  18. May 13

    It's the 100th Anniversary of , a colonial project with lasting ramifications in the Middle East.

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  19. May 13

    What "The Biggest Loser" reveals about the mechanism of weight loss.

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  20. May 13

    A new exhibit at focuses on Time, including Yinka Shonibare's "A Masked Ball."

    7:34 AM - 13 May 2016 · Details
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  21. May 13

    New Tolkien themed ! Narrative structure in the Lord of the Rings trilogy!

    6:29 AM - 13 May 2016 · Details
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  22. May 13

    Think presidential politics are controversial now? In 1924, hundreds of KKK members served as convention delegates.

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  23. May 13

    It's the 100th anniversary of the carving up of the Near East into the mess of the Middle East

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  24. May 12

    Pigeons, stray cats, rats, and foxes? Who do you share your city with?

    5:34 PM - 12 May 2016 · Details
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  25. May 12

    The complex cultural connotations of everyone's favorite molded dessert: Jell-O

    4:42 PM - 12 May 2016 · Details
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  26. May 12

    British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare foregrounds fabric while exploring the postcolonial.

    3:12 PM - 12 May 2016 · Details
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  27. May 12

    A look back at one of the most notable contested Democratic conventions ever (so far):

  28. May 12

    What are you doing TONIGHT? Join us at 7 pm to talk about dying with dignity

    12:59 PM - 12 May 2016 · Details
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  29. May 12

    The adaptions of urban wildlife can be rather surprising.

  30. May 12

    Suggested readings from around the web: Brain maps, drowning, self-esteem, and an unusual approach to sex ed.

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  31. May 12

    Small Foxes, Big Cities. Learning to share space with non-human inhabitants.

    9:57 AM - 12 May 2016 · Details
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  33. May 12

    What does it mean to die with dignity. Join us TONIGHT at 7 pm for a talk by about museum

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  34. May 12

    Is copycat crime a real phenomena? Or a media concoction? We investigate:

    8:13 AM - 12 May 2016 · Details
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  35. May 12

    Hey -- We're also thinking about the mice of NYC, foxes in the UK, & other urban wildlife...

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  36. May 12

    The big questions: What do we learn from brain maps? Why do we drown? And why do we hate the sound of our own voices?

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  37. May 12

    Researchers are working on an obesity vaccine. Will it work?

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  38. May 12

    Is the Patriot Act a threat to libraries? A vintage op-ed from Bernie Sanders.

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  39. May 10

    Letters from "everyone's favorite fighting Frenchman" ... LAFAYETTE!

    9:26 AM - 10 May 2016 · Details
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  40. May 8

    It's Harder Than It Looks To Link Inequality With Global Turmoil

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  42. May 11

    British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare foregrounds fabric while exploring the postcolonial.

    6:12 PM - 11 May 2016 · Details
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  43. May 11

    Is copycat crime a real phenomena? Or a media concoction? We investigate in our feature this week:

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  44. May 11

    Check out 's interview with about her recent column on screen time, feminism, and motherhood

    Worrying over kids playing with phones and tablets is just another way to shame mothers
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  45. May 11

    In 1924, it was the Democrats in disarray as the infamous "Klanbake" scrambled the party.

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  46. May 11

    A new exhibit at focuses on Time, including Yinka Shonibare's "A Masked Ball."

    12:34 PM - 11 May 2016 · Details
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  47. May 11

    The complex cultural connotations of everyone's favorite molded dessert: Jello-O

    10:42 AM - 11 May 2016 · Details
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  48. May 11

    Guys, we don’t mean to brag, but today’s is 🔥🔥🔥

    10:13 AM - 11 May 2016 · Details
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  49. May 11

    We investigate the the social science and psychology behind copycat crime:

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  50. May 11

    You want a contested political convention? How about 1924's Klanbake? I jump in

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