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Goats Are Far More Intelligent Than Previously Thought, Study
Queen Mary University of London researchers have found goats to be far more intelligent than previously thought. The domestic animal can quickly learn to solve complex tasks and has exceptionally long lasting memories.
Mentally Challenging Jobs Could Protect Cogitive Functioning in Old Age, Study
Ocean Fish Larvae Developed Heart Defects Following 2010 BP Oil Disaster, Study
Gut Instincts More Accurate Than Conscious Mind, Study
Grace Calhoun Appointed New UPenn AD
Laverne Cox Addresses UF Audience; Encourages Gators to Embrace Diversity
Philosophy Professor Sacked for Vocal Criticism of Russia’s Foreign Policies
Victim of Racial Discrimination Files $5 Million Claim against SJSU
By Staff ReporterUNC Professor Wins Lawsuit against School over Denial of Promotion
By Staff ReporterHappiness Leads to Increase in Productivity by 12 percent, Study
By Staff ReporterISU President Abruptly Resigns Amid Assault Probe
By Staff ReporterGVSU Student’s Racial Discrimination Complaint Was Self-Inflicted, School Police Say
By Staff ReporterUSF Names Josh Snyder as School’s New Athletic Director
By Staff ReporterFormer CU Lineman Sentenced to 45 Days Jail over Altercation Charges
By Staff ReporterScientists Reveal how Sedentary Lifestyle Causes Obesity
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