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Animal Interactions Help Young Adults Develop Confidence and Better Social Skills, Study
Young adults who are extremely fond of animals are more likely to have positive traits, and enhanced social relationships and association with their communities, according to a Tufts University study.
Mystery behind Strange Circular Formations in Baltic Ocean Solved
Infrastructures Effective in Preventing Asian carp From Entering Great Lakes, Study
Four Other Suspects Charged in Shooting Death of SCSU Student (UPDATE)
OSU Gets First Black President in School’s 144-Year History
Blame Vodka for Early Deaths in Russian Men, Study
Fruit Flies Distinguishes Healthy And Cancer Cells, Study
Washington Professor Sues Credit Card Processor ‘Square’ Over Patent Infringement
By Staff ReporterManhattan Federal Judge Scraps Sex Abuse Lawsuit against Yeshiva’s High School (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterAlumni Donates $1 Million to UTK
By Staff ReporterRMU Suspends Four Basketball Player over Policy Violations
By Staff ReporterYork Student Likely To Have Fallen Into River, Police Claim (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterUConn Unveils Siberian husky As New Mascot (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterCSULB Gets First Woman President
By Staff ReporterU-M Ann Arbor Cancels Classes First Time in 36 Years Over Subzero Temperatures
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