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New CEO to lead change microloan non-profit
Inside the John Hancock Center, 13 floors up, Vicki Escarra gazes into a large camera lens. She eschews a word-for-word script, speaking instead from an outline that allows for more spontaneity. "You know, women are the largest untapped lever in the...
Tags: Trips and Vacations, Business, United Stationers Incorporated, Philosophy, Peace Corps
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Thea Goodman on her new novel, 'The Sunshine When She's Gone'
What Chicagoan, trudging through the city in the dead of winter (or early spring), hasn't wished to be somewhere warmer? The vast majority quickly realize that responsibilities tether them here and continue trying to wake up their faces rendered numb by...
Tags: New York City, Barbados, Chicago Tribune, Sleep Deprivation, Manhattan (New York City)
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Gun legislation failure dismays survivor of Texas mass shooting
Irma Garcia pulled back her sweater to show me where the bullet entered her shoulder and spun her around. It then torpedoed through her body and exited near the middle of her back. "I still have problems with it," she said, standing to show me how the...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, U.S. Senate, Interior Policy, Shootings, Mental Illness
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Psychologist joins Integrative Medicine practice
PETOSKEY -- The Integrative Medicine practice in Petoskey recently welcomed clinical psychologist Kelly Daunter to its team. At Integrative Medicine, Daunter joins Dr. Carin Nielsen, an integrative medicine physician, and Price DiGiulio, a traditional...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Science and Technology, Psychologists, Philosophy, Medical Specialization
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Students explore power of science
Noah Tasa found out that the Energizer Bunny doesn't lie. The Sisseton Middle School eighth-grader tested different brands of batteries to see which would last the longest and presented his project Thursday at the Northern South Dakota Science and...
Tags: Bunny (music group), Ted Bundy, Engineering, Science and Technology, Philosophy
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Where everybody knows your name: Facebook
What if Facebook isn't the intrusive, all-seeing eye that we fear? What if it isn't just a place where workers waste time and young people post regrettable pictures of themselves? What if it is not just a stage for narcissists who think everything...Tags: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Arts and Culture, Culture, Social Media, Sociology
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Psychology major at UK found her niche 10 years ago at the Primate Rescue Center
mmoore@jessaminejournal.comIf you ask Eileen Dunnington about her career choice, she is quick to smile as her eyes light up. “I just got lucky — the right place and right time,” Dunnington said of her nearly 10 years working at the Jessamine County-based Primate...Tags: China, Colleges and Universities, Diabetes, Mental Health, Pets
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Change to daylight saving time takes biggest health toll today
Today is one of the most dangerous days of the year -- and the onset of daylight saving time is to blame. Though it began on Sunday, researchers have found the most acute effects occur on the first Monday after clocks spring forward. That's when about...
Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Religion and Belief, Heart Attack, Science and Technology, Philosophy
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Colleges struggling with growing demand for mental health services
Within a week of arriving on campus this semester, University of Maryland junior Grace Freund felt the familiar symptoms of a depression creeping up — ones she knew to address quickly, lest they slip from her control. The 21-year-old psychology...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Mental Health, Health, University of Maryland, College Park, Shootings
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Aberdeen Central grad, NSU alum glad to come home
You don’t have to try very hard to lure Darryl Tonemah back to Aberdeen. Tonemah, who is a singer-songwriter in addition to other pursuits, graduated from Aberdeen Central in 1984 and Northern State University in 1989. He now lives in Lewiston,...
Tags: Music, Tornadoes, Philosophy, Science and Technology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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U. of C. professor helps measure altruism in children
Generosity increased dramatically, albeit temporarily, among a group of 9-year-olds but declined among 6-year-olds soon after a major 2008 earthquake in China, according to an international team of researchers that included a University of Chicago...
Tags: China, University of Chicago, Boston College, Science and Technology, Philosophy
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Defunding the dreamers: the perils of cutting science research
When I was a Ph.D. student at Yale, I dreamed of working as a university professor, directing a research laboratory, and training students of my own. I have been a professor for a little over four years now. Of the lessons I have learned in this time, the...
Tags: HIV, University of Maryland, College Park, Carol W. Greider, Book, Environmental Issues
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