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Certain Brain Regions Larger in Extroverts when Compared With Introverts; Study
Brain regions associated with sociability are bigger and better connected in extroverts when compared with introverts, according to an Oxford University study.
Caged Hens Are Healthier Than Free-Range Chickens, Study
Calif. Computer Student Pleads Guilty To Taking Nude Photos of Miss Teen USA
Carnegie Melon University Launches Simon Initiative
Despite Improving Economy, Children In Dallas County Are Still Suffering
Kansas vs Duke LIVE Radio Broadcast: Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker Go Head-to-Head at Chicago's United Center (LISTEN)
One World Trade Center: New York City Skyscraper Named The Nation's Tallest Building
GVSU Will Reinstall Pendulum Sculpture Removed Following Miley Cyrus 'Wrecking Ball' Parodies
By Russell WesterholmCollege Athletes At An Increased Risk For Depression Than Earlier Generations
By Jaleesa BaulkmanMichelle Obama Takes on Higher Education Reform; New Initiative Aligns With Barack's College Reform Proposal
By Russell WesterholmMERS Virus Spreads to Spain as Saudi Health Officials Try to Solve How Virus Spreads; Are Camels Responsible?
By Russell WesterholmGovernment Surveillance Impact On American Writers
By Jaleesa BaulkmanOhio State Wide Receiver Says Buckeyes Would 'Wipe the Field' With Alabama and Florida State
By Russell WesterholmChicago State University Officials Hand Faculty Members 'Cease And Desist' Notice
By Jaleesa BaulkmanGun Violence Triples in PG-13 Films, Study
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