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A Summer Reading List for Food Lovers

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Q and A With Young Native Writers Essay Contest Winner

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The Problem with Space Junk

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Relax—Triceratops Really Did Exist

This last week, people across the Internet have driven themselves into a tizzy over a study that threw into question the existence of the Triceratops

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Wednesday Roundup-Shark Week, More Facial Hair and a Show in the Sky

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Two New Onagers Born Thanks to Artificial Insemination

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Dinosaur Sighting: Quebecois Theropod

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Are Your Food Cravings Trying to Tell You Something?

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Whooping Cough on the Rise in Several States

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Get a Lift From Folkways’ Songs About Elevators

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Shelling Out For Soft-Shell Crabs

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Smithsonian Implements Sticky Solution to Aid Energy Conservation

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Dinosaur Drive-In: Legend of Dinosaurs and Monster Birds

Don French, a buyer for the consumer electronics chain Tandy Radio Shack (TRS), believed that Radio Shack should offer an assembled personal computer and hired engineer Steve Leininger to design it.

August 3, 1977: The TRS-80 Personal Computer Goes on Sale

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Inviting Writing: The Best Bratwurst

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How Bacteria Help Create Dinosaur Fossils

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Three Classes Wannabe Doctors Should Take Before Med School

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Events: FONZ Photo Club, Portraits Alive, an African Art Drawing Session and More!

A long-anonymous college student in New York City reflected both the gravity and zaniness of that first Earth Day protest.

An Earth Day Icon, Unmasked

The 1970 photograph became an instant environmental classic, but its subject has remained nameless until now

Jellyfish such as these Northeast Pacific sea nettles in Monterey Bay Aquarium, are brainless, bloodless and mostly aimless.

Jellyfish: The Next King of the Sea

As the world’s oceans are degraded, will they be dominated by jellyfish?

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