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    Apr 4, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. American Humane Association names first chief veterinary officer

    The American Humane Assn., which oversees the treatment of animals on television and movie sets, has named its first chief veterinary officer and also added a veterinarian to its board of directors.
    The American Humane Assn., which oversees the treatment of animals on television and movie sets, has named its first chief veterinary officer and also added a veterinarian to its board of directors. The moves come in the wake of increased concern from...

    Tags: Luck (tv program), Good Morning America (tv program), ABC (tv network), John Payne

    2. Mar 26, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Marianna I. Burt, lawyer

    Marianna Inga Burt, an attorney who represented children, died of cardiovascular disease March 12 at Union Memorial Hospital. She was 80 and lived in the Tuscany-Canterbury section of North Baltimore.
    Marianna Inga Burt, an attorney who represented children, died of cardiovascular disease March 12 at Union Memorial Hospital. She was 80 and lived in the Tuscany-Canterbury section of North Baltimore. Born Marianna Koenig in Hoganas, Sweden, she was...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Easter, Nursing, St. Paul Street, Towson University

    3. Feb 26, 2013 |Story| Imperial Valley Press Online

  3. Experts evaluate carrots at UC Cooperative Extension carrot research day

    Researchers, scientists and agricultural business representatives evaluated a carrot crop at the University of California Desert Research Extension Center in El Centro on Tuesday.
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    Researchers, scientists and agricultural business representatives evaluated a carrot crop at the University of California Desert Research Extension Center in El Centro on Tuesday. Just like sommeliers rate wines by flavor and color, discerning tasters...

    Tags: Cheese Corn, Colleges and Universities, Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Education

    4. Jan 27, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Are you a niceaholic?

    You could always count on Kathy Church. When friends called to vent, she would pick up the phone. When there was a crisis at work, she'd dig in. When family members got together, she'd show up no matter how much she didn't want to.
    You could always count on Kathy Church. When friends called to vent, she would pick up the phone. When there was a crisis at work, she'd dig in. When family members got together, she'd show up no matter how much she didn't want to. Church was always...

    Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Medical Specialization, Illinois State University, Human Interest, University of Notre Dame

    5. Feb 15, 2013 |Story| Aberdeen News

  5. Grassy desert: Changing nature of ag production

    The jury is still out as to whether the extreme drought conditions that continue to grip more than half of the country are the result of global climate change, but the majority of scientists do believe that a major shift in weather around the world is...

    Tags: Ecosystems, Environmental Issues, Population and Census, Research, Agriculture

    6. Feb 1, 2013 |Story| Aberdeen News

  6. Assoc. Director of SDSU Agricultural Experiment Station named

    Brookings - Tom Cheesbrough was recently named the Associate Director of the SDSU Agricultural Experiment Station, pending approval of the Board of Regents. "Dr. Cheesbrough brings deep administrative experience to this role, in addition to his...

    Tags: Colleges and Universities, Science, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Biology, Education

    7. Jan 14, 2013 | Los Angeles Times

  7. Rankings of online college and graduate programs released

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    Reflecting growing interest in -- or at least curiosity about -- online education, U.S. News & World Report on Tuesday released its first rankings of fully online college and graduate degree programs. The magazine has for decades ranked more traditional.....
    8. Dec 14, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. The right scent sniffs out buyers

    There's a category of online real estate information that I refer to as "advice for morons" that offers such stunning insights as, perhaps you ought to tidy up the house before you put it on the market. Another perennial tip: Bake some chocolate chip...

    Tags: Cinnamon, Realty, Real Estate, Real Estate Buyers, Real Estate Sellers

    9. Dec 3, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  9. Chicagoan saves one dog at a time from rabies in Africa

    <strong>NANGALE, Tanzania &mdash; </strong>Only about half the dogs Anna Czupryna is studying in Tanzania have names. Dogs are different here. They are foragers and night watchmen who are treated more like livestock than pets.
    NANGALE, Tanzania — Only about half the dogs Anna Czupryna is studying in Tanzania have names. Dogs are different here. They are foragers and night watchmen who are treated more like livestock than pets. But when the dogs of north-central Tanzania...

    Tags: University of Illinois at Chicago, Biology, Research, DePaul University, Tanzania

    10. Dec 1, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  10. Lincoln Park Zoo works to eradicate rabies in Africa

    <strong>NANGALE, Tanzania &mdash;&nbsp;</strong>Huddled with his younger brother, the young man laughs easily, conspiratorially, at the commotion caused by the presence of curious foreigners in his family's modest compound outside this small village.&nbsp;
    NANGALE, Tanzania — Huddled with his younger brother, the young man laughs easily, conspiratorially, at the commotion caused by the presence of curious foreigners in his family's modest compound outside this small village.  But when you ask 19-...

    Tags: Viral Diseases and Infections, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Biology, Research, Merck & Company Incorporated

    11. Oct 24, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Examining the scientific evidence against genetically modified foods

    Though the balance of evidence supports the idea that genetically modified foods are safe to eat and don't harm the environment, a few reports have suggested otherwise. Here are three of them.
    Though the balance of evidence supports the idea that genetically modified foods are safe to eat and don't harm the environment, a few reports have suggested otherwise. Here are three of them. •French scientists reported in September that rats fed a...

    Tags: Science, Cornell University, France, Genetic Engineering, Science and Technology

    12. Oct 19, 2012 |Story| Aberdeen News

  12. Organic by another name... like science

    In most public policy debates everyone favors “science” until science begins to favor one side over the other. When that occurs science, suddenly, isn't so hallowed and name-calling soon takes over. Rare, however, is the instance when an apparent winner...

    Tags: Dining and Drinking, Medical Research, Lifestyle and Leisure, Health and Medical Professionals, Periodicals

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