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Q&A With a Back-to-the-Roots Grain Grower
Baker Eli Rogosa talks about how supermarket flour differs from flour made from heritage grains such as einkorn
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Why I Like Science: School Edition
Science is about unlocking the world around us and laying it out to be admired
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Pampadromaeus: Brazil’s Triassic Plains Runner
A newly discovered dinosaur from Brazil may give paleontologists a better understanding of what the ancestral dinosaur looked like
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Weekend Events Nov. 18-20: Moving Beyond Earth, Chile Festival, and Exploring Colors
This weekend, learn about commercial space travel, celebrate Chile’s Native heritage, and examine the meaning of color with an expert
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Because You Never Know Where the Night Will Take You
Flannery O’Connor, chronicler of the American South, knows what real lady when she sees one
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More on Fatty Arbuckle: His Films and His Legacy
Notorious for a career-ending scandal, the comedian deserves to be remembered for his work in movies
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1968′s Computerized School of the Future
A forward-looking lesson plan predicted that “computers will soon play as significant and universal a role in schools as books do today”
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The collected remains seem to represent an approximately 18-foot-long predator in a lower weight class than the giants living in the same environment
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A new discovery sheds light on a three-million-year-old shark bite
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What’s in a Name? Hominid Versus Hominin
You may have noticed that our ancestors are increasingly called hominins, which is the result of researchers revising how they classify primates
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Male nursery web spiders aren’t necessarily punished for giving false gifts
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Brewing Beer is More Fun With Company
There has probably never been a better time to take up home brewing; supplies and information are readily available at bricks-and-mortar stores and online
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Martin Sheen’s Pilgrimage in “The Way”
The new movie by Emilio Estevez and featuring his dad, Martin Sheen, is a stunning depiction of famed religious pilgrimage
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The Secrets of Ancient Rome’s Buildings
What is it about Roman concrete that keeps the Pantheon and the Colosseum still standing?
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Take a tour of the idyllic sites across the many islands where native Hawaiians have longstanding spiritual connections
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Mr. Zip and the Brand-New ZIP Code
When the Post Office debuted the ZIP Code, they introduced a friendly cartoon to be its lead salesman
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Seven Obscure Facts You Didn’t Know About the Civil War
Amid the vast literature of the Civil War, it’s easy to lose sight of some of the stranger facts, coincidences and quirks of character
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Crying Wolf Among Motor Vehicles and Landmines
Five drunk young men—the first visibly intoxicated men I think I’ve seen in Turkey—began dancing in the highway to Turkish music from the car’s radio
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A trip to Texas shows the unexpected consequences of a severe drought
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