Academics
Emotional Awareness May Promote Healthier Eating
Training people to be more emotionally aware may be a more powerful strategy to promote healthier eating than better labeling and improved nutritional knowledge, according to a recent study.
Saint Peter’s University Opens Center for Undocumented Students
Ice Age Burial Site for 2 Infants and 1 Child Offering Insights to Ancient Death Rituals
WisCEL to Offer Staff, Faculty Opportunity to Collaborate on Active-Learning Courses
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Mothers' Education May Be Significant To Children's Academic Success
Cornerstone University to Add 7 Majors in 2015
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By Russell WesterholmAnxiety May Damage The Brain
By J BaulkmanUSF to Launch Marching Band
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By J BaulkmanWhitworth University Named No.1 Master's-Level University in Pacific Northwest
By J BaulkmanAlfred University Joins JED Suicide Prevention Initiative
By J BaulkmanMore Researchers, Scientists Are Using Social Media
By J BaulkmanGeorge Washington University to Offer BSN Program to Veterans
By J Baulkman
