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And that's the way it is
A student in an online copy-editing course I'm teaching — we'll call her Jane — was once a very diligent high school student. She paid close attention in English class and carries with her to this day the lessons she learned there. In fact,...Tags: Benedict Arnold, Aaron Burr
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Robert S. Stahl: March 16
Mr. Robert S. Stahl, of Hermitage, passed away peacefully in O’Brien’s Memorial Health Care Center in Masury, Ohio, on Wednesday March 16, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. He was 95 years old. Mr. Stahl was born on April 19, 1915, in Berlin, to his parents...Tags: Elections, Colleges and Universities, Somerset County (Pennsylvania), University of Pennsylvania, Politics
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Ozone or Nozone?
KIAHYou might have heard the hole in the ozone is closing. Time Magazine mentioned it. That'd be big news... if it were true. Back in the 80s, Scientists discovered a hole in the ozone layer 10 miles up over Antarctica. They figured out one big cause was...Tags: KIAH, Air Pollution, Environmental Pollution
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National Ag Day March 15; celebration began in 1973
Each year, since 1973, National Ag Day is celebrated on or close to the first day of spring, with the purpose of providing special recognition of the food and fiber industry's contributions to America. This special tribute builds unity in the food and...Tags: Education, Schools, Pancakes, Kansas, Lettuce
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Marshfield MO student calls the Ozarks from Antarctica
jscherder@ky3.comANARCTICA -- A Marshfield High School student got the trip of a lifetime. Taylor Barth is traveling to Antarctica with 60 other students from around the world. He called KY3 News from a glacier to talk about his adventure. "Right now we just stepped...Tags: Glaciers, Landforms, Trips and Vacations, New York, Travel
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Marshfield MO student explores in Antarctica
jscherder@ky3.comMARSHFIELD, Mo. -- A high school student is on a trip of a lifetime, but not to where you might expect. Taylor Barth left Christmas morning for a place that only a few people have braved to go: Antarctica. Almost 98 percent of it is covered by ice,... -
Marshfield MO student shares photos of adventure in Antarctica
jscherder@ky3.comMARSHFIELD, Mo -- A Marshfield High School student is back home after a two-week long trip to Antarctica. Taylor Barth had a little rough patch when he got back. He wasn't able to go back to school because he was sick. Once he healed, however, he...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Travel
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Ask Tom why: What are katabatic winds and do we get them in Chicago?
Dear Tom, What are katabatic winds and do we get them in Chicago? —Peter Kreug Dear Peter, Katabatic winds are gravity-driven, downslope winds that transport cold, heavy air from higher to lower elevations. They are a feature of mountainous or... -
Floods costing Australia $3B in lost farming, coal
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The river that submerged vast swaths of Australia’s third-largest city last week surged again Friday and began flooding some Brisbane suburbs, as rivers in Australia’s southeast soared to record heights....Tags: Natural Disasters, Disasters and Accidents, Rivers, Disasters, Bodies of Water
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Northern science: Alaska glaciers help drive rise in sea level
Geophysical Institute researcher Regina Hock and her colleague Valentina Radic have calculated that the rate of sea-level rise due to the meltwater from glaciers in Alaska and elsewhere will increase by as much as 60 percent by the year 2100. Half of...Tags: Water, Science, Glaciers, Landforms, Science and Technology
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Daniel Claude Carmichael, Jr
Daniel Claude Carmichael, Jr. was born in Marion County, South Carolina on March 2, 1922. He passed peacefully with his family by his side on January 16, 2011, in Pasadena, California, after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. The second of seven...Tags: High School Sports, Arts and Culture, Sacramento, Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Colleges and Universities
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Letters to the Editor - Jan. 22
Arizona needed more guns, not less To the editor: We know that Jared Lee Loughner, the Tucson shooter, was armed with a 9mm Glock 19 semiautomatic pistol, a slightly smaller version of the Glock 17. But did you know that his was not the only gun there...Tags: Arizona, Tucson, Armed Conflicts, Elections, Japan
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