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Europe to Face Food Calamity Due To Rapid Loss of Bee Colonies, Study
Europe will soon face food shortages due to the rapid reduction in bee colonies. The demand for pollination services in Europe is increasing at a faster pace than honeybee colonies, according to a study by the University of Reading's Centre for Agri-Environmental Research.
One or Two Cups of Coffee Improves Short-Term Memory, Study
Will Missouri Receiver Face Drug-Related Charges?
Haskell’s Long-Time Employee Named School’s New President
Victims of Childhood Physical Abuse Recover Late from Depression as Adults, Study
African-American Men with Higher Levels of Stress Age Faster, Study
African Americans, Latinos Unfairly Punished In Schools, Study
Kim Dameron Named 24th Head Football Coach at EIU
By Staff Reporter1000-Year-old Vineyards Discovered in Spain
By Staff ReporterKent State Board Names Beverly Warren School’s 12th President
By Staff ReporterWCU Receives Second-Largest Gift Worth 1.49 Million From Alumni Couple
By Staff ReporterPhysical Activity Does Not Help Burn Abdominal Fat in Teens, Study
By Staff ReporterFormer WCU Student Charged For Possessing 40 Pounds Of Drug-Laced Candy in Campus Apartment
By Staff ReporterCU Professor of Controversial Prostitution Lecture Will Return to Campus (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterReading Researchers Find Shortcomings of 'Geo-Engineering'; Could Weaken Climatic Conditions in Certain Areas
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