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Hard and Rough Texture Foods Perceived to Have Lesser Calories, Study
People are more likely to associate foods that are hard or having rough texture with fewer calories, a latest study shows. Researchers said that both texture and taste of food influences diet choices.
Sadness Prevents Self-Indulgence, Study
Bryant University Bans Graduates from Taking Selfies on Stage with President
Atheist Organization Accuses Clemson of Mixing Religion and Athletics
Howard Students Unhappy with Sean Combs as School’s Commencement Speaker (UPDATE)
Fighting Illini Unveils New Uniforms to Attract Potential Student Athletes
Sean Combs to Deliver Commencement Speech at Howard
Princeton Selects First Woman AD In School’s History
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Utah to Continue With Ute Nickname In Exchange For Scholarships for Tribal Members
By Staff ReporterUS Minorities have Higher levels of NO2 Exposure compared to Whites, Study
By Staff ReporterFive Dead in Calgary’s Multiple Stabbing Incident; Student Arrested for Worst Mass Murder
By Staff ReporterUNT Acquires Collection of Images Documenting More Than 100 Years of North Texas History
By Staff ReporterMenstrual Pain Slows Down Accuracy and Intelligence in Women, Study
By Staff ReporterLow Sugar Levels the Cause of Anger against Spouses, Says Study
By Staff ReporterUMaine Fires Basketball Coach Over Dismal Season
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