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New Species of Sea Anemones Hang Upside Down from Bottom of Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf
The Antarctic Geological Drilling team (ANDRILL) found a new species of tiny sea anemones while exploring Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica. Edwardsiella andrillae was discovered hanging upside down and underneath the ice shelf just like flowers hanging from a ceiling.
Prince William Criticized For Paying Lower Fees on Tailor-Made Course at Cambridge
Chinese Herbal Medicines Help Control Diabetes, Study
High-Fat, Low-Carb Diet Helps Control Epileptic Seizures, Study
Obese and Diabetic Fathers More Likely To Have Unhealthy Daughters, Study
Helen Mirren Is Harvard’s Hasting Pudding Woman of the Year
Vanderbilt Hires Derek Mason as Commodores’ 28th Head Football Coach
John Kelly Promises to Bring Back FAU’s Lost Reputation
By Staff ReporterUWE Removes Gideon Bibles from Guest Rooms Following Complaints
By Staff ReporterUNC to Probe CNN Allegations of Athlete Students' Poor Reading Levels
By Staff ReporterGet Ready For SUITS; College Tour Begins Feb 3
By Staff ReporterObama Urges Colleges to Expand Education Opportunities and Boost Affordability for Low-Income Students
By Staff ReporterVSU Suspends Trojans RB for One Semester over Fight with WSSU QB (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterShort Visits To Deprived Neighborhoods Affects Trust And Induces Paranoia, Study
By Staff Reporter‘Nutcracker Man’ Ate Tiger Nuts with Worms and Grasshoppers, Study
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