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 The more we learn about Mars, it seems, the icier the Red Planet appears to be. The recently departed Phoenix lander dug up water ice and even spotted falling snow from its position in the northern polar plains. And now data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter point to vast glaciers buried beneath thin layers of crustal debris, much closer to the equator. |
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 The University of Washington could ask lawmakers to remove a cap on tuition increases and community colleges may be forced to lay off faculty and turn students away because of anticipated funding cuts as high as 20 percent. |
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 A Franklin High School student reported an attempted rape to school officials Tuesday afternoon, and Seattle police are investigating. |
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 The University of Washington is overenrolled by about 1,100 students, and officials say the recent economic downturn most likely has a lot to do with that. |
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 Every Friday afternoon at Renton's Lakeridge Elementary School, six students stop at the school's office, pick up backpacks and head for home. We see kids toting backpacks, but for them it's a lifeline. |
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 Bellevue police are investigating whether a former parochial-school teacher had sex with a student during a relationship he acknowledged had "crossed" professional lines, according to search warrant filed in King County Superior Court. |
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 DECEMBER 1958EVOLUTION OF BEHAVIOR-- But is it not possible that beneath all the variations of individual behavior there lies an inner structure of inherited behavior which characterizes all the members of a given species, genus or larger taxonomic group--just as the skeleton of a primordial ancestor characterizes the form and structure of all mammals today |
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 Most lasers rely on continuous waves of energy to generate heat that allows doctors to make cuts during surgery, computers to burn information onto CDs and DVDs, and scanners to read bar codes. But a newer type of laser promises to do all of these things more efficiently using quick, short blasts of energy. This pulsed-laser technology has been around since the 1980s but high cost has kept it from becoming widely used. |
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 Microsoft is changing its tune on computer security, two years after its much-heralded foray into the security space turned out to be less than spectacular. Instead of charging customers $50 per year for its Windows Live OneCare subscription security service, Microsoft says that beginning June 30 it will instead offer free software code-named "Morro," designed to seek and destroy viruses, spyware, rootkits and Trojans. |
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 Universities are to try out a more detailed way of recording student achievement - which aims to supplement the current grading system. A total of 18 UK universities are to test the new Higher Education Achievement Report. This will show more information about students' performance in individual modules and assessments. The pilot scheme will run alongside the current system of classifying degrees as first, second and third class ...
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| First of all let’s try to understand what is scopolamine from the medical point of view. Scopolamine (known also as “zombie drug” and it is almost simultaneous with the Columbian drug "Devils Breath") is widely used with a medical purpose, because its main function is being a great anticholinergic. |
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