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Juvenile Incarceration Lowers High School Graduation Rates, Increases Crime
New research suggests that juvenile incarceration may be doing more harm than good for teenage offenders.
Kennesaw State Suspends Abby Dawson from Advising Duties Temporarily (UPDATE)
NCAA Adopts 30-Second Shot Clock for Men's Basketball, Other Pace-of-Play Directives
Education Department to Relieve Loan Debt of Students Affected by Corinthian Closures
Homophobia Increases HIV Risk In Gay, Bisexual Men
Statins May Not Be The Cause Of Memory Loss
Hoarders May Suffer From Poor Sleep
Child Abuse May Lead To Sleep Problems Later In Life
By Staff ReporterModern Housing May Reduce Malaria Risk By Half
By Staff ReporterMemory Impairment Not Caused By Cholesterol Drugs
By Staff ReporterUConn UCF 'Civil Conflict' Rivalry Game Is Happening With or Without UCF's Consent
By Russell WesterholmYour Toothbrush May Be Covered In Fecal Matter
By Staff ReporterChildren With Traumatic Brain Injuries May Have Poorer Sleep
By Staff ReporterSevere Restless Legs Syndrome May Be Linked To Increased Risk Of Stroke
By Staff ReporterKappa Delta Rho Removes Membership of 38 Penn State University Students
By Russell Westerholm
