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West Virginia State University to Host Poverty Simulation Program to Raise Awareness and Come Up With Solutions
West Virginia State University will be the latest school to take a crack at an academic approach to fixing poverty, as they host a simulation meant to increase awareness and incite a discussion on the matter.
Regional Differences In Personalities In US(Photo)
Four Female Referees to Officiate NCAA Division II Game; Are They NFL Bound?
Low Glucose Levels Improves Memory And Decreases Risk Of Dementia
Stoke Burden On The Rise In Children and Young Adults Worldwide, Study
UConn President Susan Herbst Denies School Has Problems Reporting Sexual Assault Allegations
Color Contact Lenses Warning: FDA, Homeland Security Say Novelty Could Lead to Blindness
High-Dose Flu Vaccine More Effective On Seniors Than The Standard Vaccine
By Jaleesa BaulkmanHIV 'Cure' News: 3-Year-Old in Mississippi is First Documented Case of Virus Entering Remission
By Russell WesterholmUnderground ‘Living Stone’ Plant Has ‘Windows’ To Facilitate Photosynthesis
By Staff ReporterUPenn Underground Frats Emails Leaked Online: Massive Liquor Receipt, Photo of Weed and More (READ)
By Russell WesterholmUC Introduces New Online RN-BSN Program of 18 Months Duration
By Staff ReporterAncient Syrians Made Stone Tools Locally Instead Of Importing Finished Tools from Turkey, Study
By Staff ReporterMalaysian University Faces Criticism for Confering Honorary Degree on North Korea's Kim Jong Un
By Staff ReporterEx UC Davis Policeman Accused of Pepper Spraying Protesters Receives $38K Compensation
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