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Orbital Sciences Launch Better Late Than Never; Supplies, Food and Christmas Presents En Route to ISS
A day after space weather delayed their launch, Orbital Sciences has successfully sent its Cygnus spacecraft on its way to the International Space Station (ISS) on a re-supply mission.
Florida A&M University Names Elmira Mangum As First Woman President
Maryland Law Maker and School Chancellor Set Out to Increase Hazing Penalties
Scientists Set New 'Standard' With Map of the Universe at an Ultra-Precise 1 Percent
Bacteria Linked To 'Water Breaking' Prematurely
Cornell University to Upgrade Sexual Assault Policies and Procedures in Proactive Manner
Alaska Marijuana: Activist Group One Step Closer To Legalizing Drug for Recreational Use
Special Type Of Fungi Supplies Plants With More Nitrogen, Reducing Carbon Emissions In The Air
By Staff ReporterPenn State Head Coach Search Over; James Franklin Reportedly Ready to Accept School's Offer
By Russell WesterholmH5N1 Bird Flu Claims First North American Death In Canada; Victim Was Traveling Home From China
By Russell WesterholmBard College President Leon Botstein Chooses Action Over Large Endowment
By Staff ReporterFDA Warns Laxatives Can Be Deadly When Misused
By Jaleesa BaulkmanJameis Winston Accuser to File Civil Lawsuit Against TPD and FSU QB; Attorney: 'I Want Heads to Roll'
By Russell WesterholmStudent High On Party Drug Cuts Off His Own Penis And Stabs His Mother
By Jaleesa BaulkmanGreat White Sharks Can Live Nearly As Long As Humans, According To Bomb Radioactive Dating Technique
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