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WRAPUP 1-Syria peace talks delayed as Russia and West clash
Reuters* Syria peace talks seen unlikely before August * Heavy fighting reported in Aleppo * Russia at odds with West at G8 summit By Andrew Osborn and Oliver Holmes ENNISKILLEN, Northern Ireland/BEIRUT, June 18 (Reuters) - D ifferences between Russia and...Tags: Heavy Engineering, Rebellions, Islam, Summits, Vladimir Putin
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WRAPUP 2-G8 urges Syria peace talks as fighting flares in north
Reuters(Adds details from G8 communique) * Syria peace talks seen unlikely before August * Heavy fighting reported in Aleppo * Russia at odds with West at G8 summit By Andrew Osborn and Oliver Holmes ENNISKILLEN, Northern Ireland/BEIRUT, June 18 (Reuters) -...Tags: Rebellions, Heavy Engineering, Armed Forces, Islam, Vladimir Putin
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Industry-backed studies more prominent at meetings
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Studies that are funded by pharmaceutical companies or involve industry-backed scientists tend to be more prominent at cancer meetings than independent studies, a new report suggests. "Figuring out the reasons behind these...Tags: Boston, Internal Medicine, Medical Specialization, Chemical Industry, Oncology
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Steven T. Seagle, Teddy Kristiansen graphic novel probes 'Genius'
Near the end of Steven T. Seagle and Teddy Kristiansen’s haunting graphic novel “Genius” (First Second: 126 pp., $17.99 paper), the main character, a physicist named Ted, has an epiphany of a kind. Ted was once a prodigy, a kid so...
Tags: Fiction, Arts and Culture, Science and Technology, Literature
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G8 urges Syria peace talks as fighting flares in north
ReutersENNISKILLEN, Northern Ireland/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Differences between Russia and the West mean an international peace conference on Syria is now unlikely before August, a source at a meeting of Group of Eight leaders said on Tuesday as surging government...Tags: Rebellions, Armed Conflicts, Summits, Manufacturing and Engineering, Moscow (Russia)
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Schools with fewer needy students decry California funding change
Ah Ram Kim is a 17-year-old high school student learning to read English at a first-grade level with the book "The Little Red Hen." Newly arrived from South Korea, she is one of 170 students, who are from Mexico, Vietnam, Egypt, Japan, Pakistan, Sri...
Tags: Pakistan, Teaching and Learning, University of California, Davis, Jerry Brown, Lobbying
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Research grant funds mosquito project at NSU
They've dubbed themselves the Skeeter Searchers, and they'll be capturing mosquitoes around Brown County and researching them this summer. Northern State University students Brock Rose, Kasey Rundquist, Misti Ward and Kipp Cross are working with...
Tags: Science and Technology, West Nile Virus, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Centre College research on energy drinks creates buzz
Centre CollegeFor many college students, "pulling an all-nighter" is a familiar routine typically accomplished with copious amounts of caffeine. Often, the go-to option is a so-called "energy shot" drink that boasts a special blend of energy-boosting ingredients. ...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Science, Washington, DC, Electroencephalography, Colleges and Universities
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Executive Profile: Leaders share news from companies and careers, and their outlook on the economy
We checked in with executives profiled in the Tribune in the past year to learn their news, their insights about the coming year, and how they're feeling about the economy. Curt Bailey, president, Related Midwest Related has been running on all...
Tags: Nuclear Power, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Chicago Hotels, Morningstar Incorporated, Chicago Magazine
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My body, my property
Angelina Jolie's breast cancer gene. John Moore's cell line. The brain tissue of deceased children from a Chicago suburb. These disparate body parts have been the subject of legal conflicts about the body as property. As a lawyer, I've spent the last 25...
Tags: Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Medical Specialization, Diseases and Illnesses, Biotechnology, Chemical Industry
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Second Alaska Peninsula volcano spurts ash, lava and steam
ReutersBy Yereth Rosen ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 15 (Reuters) - Two volcanoes are erupting on the Alaska Peninsula in the southwestern part of the state's mainland but the sputtering emissions of ash and lava at the different sites are unrelated, scientists said....Tags: Landforms, Volcanoes, Volcanic Eruptions, Science and Technology, Air Transportation Delays
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Colleges step up efforts to protect football players
South Carolina star lineman Jadeveon Clowney's crushing hits on college football fields have had a massive impact. NFL scouts covet the Clowney's game-changing skills. Up-and-coming players love trying to emulate his blows that routinely land on ESPN'...
Tags: College Football, ESPN (tv network), National Collegiate Athletic Association, College Sports, Colleges and Universities
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