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Blues Clues: Scientists Reveal Why some People are Averse to Happiness
A latest Victoria University of Wellington study found that certain people avoid feeling extremely happy during joyous occasions as they believe it leads to disastrous and unfortunate consequences, and outweighs the benefits of positive feelings.
Hartford student Charged and Arrested in Hazing Incident
Chaos at Northeastern over Temporary Suspension of Pro-Palestinian Group
Dallas Couple Donates $240,000 to UA Chemical Engineering School
WOU Receives Third Largest Single Gift in School History
Durham Researchers discover Oldest Example of Metastatic Cancer in Human
Researchers Question Guidelines Linking Saturated Fats and Increased Cardiac Events
Carlow to Introduce Intercollegiate Men’s Basketball Program Beginning Fall
By Staff ReporterBritish Researchers Solve Mystery of How Animals Avoid High Voltage Power Lines
By Staff ReporterClemson University Students Develop Cheap Blood Sugar Testing Kit
By Staff ReporterGlobal Warming of Just 2C Will Lead to Reduced Yields in Temperate and Tropical Regions: Study
By Staff ReporterWPI Investigates Sex Abuse Allegations
By Staff ReporterCowboys and Red Indians Costumes Sparks Controversy at Canadian University
By Staff ReporterIntelligent People More Likely to Trust Others than Naive Ones, Study
By Staff ReporterGet Married to Avoid Dying from Heart Disease, Study
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