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Older People React Slowly due to Overcrowded Brains, study
Older people take time to process information because their brains are already full of information collected over the years, a study by Tübingen University Germany claims.
Australian Astronomers Discover Oldest Known Star in Universe
Strong Winds in Pacific Ocean Caused the Global Temperatures to Slow Down, Study
SU Panel Extends Suspension for ‘Maryland Sigma’
Michael Sam Could Become NFL's First Openly Gay Player (VIDEO)
Philanthropist Donates SDSU $20 Million for Endowed Scholarships; Largest Single Donation in School’s History
Researchers Transform Ordinary Skin Cells Into Insulin-Producing Pancreas Cells
UCF Provost Named New University of South Alabama President
By Staff ReporterAmbivalent Support Increases Premature Death in Couples, Study
By Staff ReporterBritish Experts Discover Oldest Human Footprints in Northern Europe
By Staff ReporterSan Jose: Prosecutors Drop Murder Charges Against One Twin; Arrests Other One
By Staff ReporterObese People Inhale More Air Pollutants than Healthy Weights, Study
By Staff ReporterCincinnati Hires Mike Bohn as New AD to Help Bearcats Move into Top-Level Conference
By Staff ReporterU of T Receives Largest Collection of Allen Ginsberg Photos (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterSteve Nugent Is New Head Soccer Coach at WSU
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