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Loss of Australian Digging Mammals Caused Due to Declining Ecosystem, Study
The population of Australian digging mammals including iconic species like echidnas, bilbies and bandicoots have reduced drastically over the last 200 years.
UNL Team Unearth Statue Head of Goddess Aphrodite in Turkey
Student Loan Debt Delays Life Decisions Buying a Car, Home or Starting a Family
McGill's MBA Students Win Prestigious 2013 Hult Prize; Create Insect Flour Rich in Proteins and Iron
Rutgers’ 140-Year-Old Alma Mater Anthem Lyrics Changed; Now Gender Neutral
Families of 2003 Yale Car Crash Victims Settle Negligence Lawsuits against Delta Kappa Epsilon Frat
NCAA Lessens Sanction Against Penn State: Will Gradually Restore Scholarships and Maybe Bowl Eligibility Next Season
Mars Curiosity Rover Finds Further Evidence of Past Existence of Water on Red Planet
By Russell WesterholmNCAA President Mark Emmert Forecasts 'A Lot of Change' in Division I Governance Structure
By Russell WesterholmiPhone 5S Touch ID Fingerprint Scanner Successfully Hacked, But Does It Really Matter?
By Russell WesterholmNorth Carolina Central University Police Shoot and Kill Armed Robbery Suspect Who Opposed Them With a Shotgun
By Russell WesterholmStudents Rally to Protest University of Virginia's Vote to Restrict 'AccesUva,' a Low-Income Financial Aid Program
By Russell WesterholmBurger King 'Satisfries' Released TODAY: Contain Nearly Half the Fat of McDonald's Fries
By Russell WesterholmCurtin Elton, Piano Prodigy Creates World Record; Becomes the youngest Person to Receive an ATCL Diploma
By Staff ReporterFlorida Professor Arrested for Secretly Filming Students' Skirts and Cleavages through Camera Pen
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