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Researchers Discover Racial Bias at Crosswalks
Drivers are less likely to stop for black pedestrians than white ones, according to a Portland State University-based Oregon Transportation Research and Education Consortium (OTREC) study.
Rising Temperatures Increase Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Oceans, Study
Rats Also Regret like Humans: Study
Urban Prep Grads Taste Academic Success with College Degrees
Top 10 “Dream Colleges” in United States
Palestinian Professor Quits amidst Protest over Students' Trip to Nazi Concentration Camp
Eating Or Skipping Breakfast Does Not Affect Weight Loss
Fasting For At Least 3 Days Could Rejuvenate Immune System
By Jaleesa BaulkmanOregon Basketball Rape Victim 'Angry' Alleged Attackers Were Kicked Off Team After NCAA Tournament
By Russell WesterholmUNC Academic Scandal: Roy Williams Denies Rashad McCants' Allegations in Lengthy ESPN Interview
By Russell WesterholmAlcohol May Reduce Cardiac, Renal Complications In Trauma Patients
By Jaleesa BaulkmanText Messaging Program Could Get Smokers To Quit
By Jaleesa BaulkmanTop 10 “Powerhouse” Fruits and Vegetables
By Staff Reporter“Seattle Suspect Had History of Mental Health Problems,” Attorney Says (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterDutch Students to Build Barcelona's Sagrada Familia from Ice and Saw Dust
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