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Do athiests have deathbed conversions?
The Religion WorldA story on PSmag.com examines how atheists’ non-religious views tend to waver when death draws near: Are there atheists in foxholes? That timeless question (the literal answer to which is yes) is a shorthand way of asking whether, when confronted by... -
At the Getty Villa, a lecture on Greek drinking rituals
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A moment spent on running's hallowed ground
OXFORD, England – At the London Diamond League track meet July 13, ten of the 11 finishers in the men’s mile run broke four minutes. The only rare thing now about that time is how few chances elite international athletes get to run the mile...
Tags: 2012 Summer Olympics, Olympic Flame Lighting Ceremony, Track and Field, London Theatre, IAAF Diamond League
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Elizabeth Williamson Is New Play Person at Hartford Stage
Hartford CourantElizabeth Williamson is the new senior dramaturg and director of new play development at Hartfoird Stage. Williamson served the past four years as associate artistic director and literary manager for Pioneer Theatre Company in Salt Lake City, where...Tags: Hartford Stage, Lincoln Center
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Robert Ormond Case, Jr.
Robert Ormond Case, Jr. Robert Ormond Case, Jr. (Bob) of Corona del Mar and Irvine passed away September 17 surrounded by his loving family. He was born Feb. 3, 1926 in Portland, Oregon to Evelyn and Robert O. Case, a well-known Western Fiction writer....
Tags: NASA, Wethersfield, Electronics, Ford Motor Co., The Pentagon
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ASD Rolls Out Revamped Website
Channel 2 NewsThe Anchorage School District launched its revamped website on Monday, August 13, which is phase 1 of a three-phase process over the next year. Heidi Embley, ASD spokesperson, said “it’s totally rebuilt and much cleaner for parents, students,...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Media Industry, Columbia University, Loyola University Chicago, American School for the Deaf
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The Siren's Call: Cellular Situations
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterCancer lends itself to the realms of myth. Siddhartha Mukherjee gave the disease some regal treatment in the title of his prize-winning book "The Emperor of All Maladies," but cancer's no emperor. It's a beast. Where actual mythological monsters are...Tags: Oxford (Talbot, Maryland), Cancer, Authors, Diseases and Illnesses, Injuries and Wounds
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Is there another universe out there?
Stephen Hawkings, or as I call him, The Original Siri, recently gave an interview to the BBC. In this interview, he said that scientists should further investigate M-theory, a theory stating that the universe containing Earth is only one of many out...
Tags: Cosmology, NASA, BBC, Science, Space Programs
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Phillip Tobias dies at 86; South African expert on early man
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Phillip Tobias, a renowned South African paleoanthropologist and expert on early man and hominids, died Thursday. He was 86.
Tobias died in a Johannesburg hospital after a long illness, according to South Africa's...Tags: Biology, Genes and Chromosomes, Johannesburg (South Africa), Nobel Prize Awards, Diabetes
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Essay: Speaking out for humanity
By the time the bombings at Hiroshima and Nagasaki brought an end to World War II in 1945, an estimated 65 million to 75 million civilians and soldiers were dead. To prevent such a catastrophe from happening again, the Allied powers had already begun to...
Tags: Colombia, Human Rights, Judaism, World War II (1939-1945), Weaponry
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Community: Civitan Club hosts a Black & White Affair
A lovely lunch, silent auction, fashion show and lots of socializing kept members of the Foothill Civitan Club, their friends and families entertained during the 30th annual spring event titled “A Black & White Affair” on May 12 at the...
Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, Sandy Dennis, Personal Service, Clubs and Associations, Entertainment Events
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Wanted: Bigfoot hair samples for European study
LONDON (AP) — European researchers say new techniques to analyze DNA could help crack the mystery of whether Bigfoot exists. In a project announced this week, Oxford University and Lausanne Museum of Zoology scientists appealed to museums,...
Tags: Europe, Stranger Than Fiction
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