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NASA and U.S. Navy Practice Aquatic Astronaut Recovery Procedure for First Time in 40 Years
The last time the U.S. Navy dove into an ocean to retrieve an astronaut was 1975 for the Apollo mission, but NASA is reportedly ready to bring back that recovery procedure.
Yale Student Group Pressures Administration to Toughen Penalties Against Sexual Misconduct Perpetrators
Dez Bryant on Jonny Manziel: 'I'd Be Mad' if NCAA Does Not Suspend Texas A&M QB
Teen Added to Heart Transplant List Admist Claims of Unjustice Changed the Hospital's Mind
Top 5 Tips for College Freshman to Survive Welcome Week
Two New Species of Whalebone-Eating Worms Found at Bottom of Antarctic Waters
'Homeless to Howard': James Ward Attending School on Charitable Donations
Google Lawyers: Gmail Users Should Have 'No Legitimate Expectation of Privacy'
By Russell WesterholmCity College of San Francisco Gets a Much Needed Win in Accreditation Review
By Russell WesterholmHarry Potter Got President Obama Elected: University of Vermont Professor's Study on Millennials
By Russell WesterholmWomen Still Less Likely to Commit Corporate Fraud
By Staff ReporterStudent Loan Debt Affects the College Experience of Studying and Partying
By Russell WesterholmNeanderthals May Have Existed With Modern Humans and Taught Them to Use Tools
By Russell WesterholmJohnny Manziel Autograph Investigation UPDATE: How the Texas A&M QB Could be Ineligible Without Proof of Payment
By Russell WesterholmHyperloop: Elon Musk's Revolutionary Reform to Public Transit Will Have to Wait
By Russell Westerholm
