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Confused Teens And 'Jokesters' Distort Research On Gay Youth
A new study argues that research on gay and bi-sexual youth may be inaccurate because of "jokesters" who claim to be gay when they aren't.
New Smart Bed Connects to Smartphone, Monitors Heart Rate
Penn State Head Coach Candidates: James Franklin the 'Clear Favorite,' But Will He Even Leave Vanderbilt?
San Jose State University Student Pleads 'Not Guilt' to Misdemeanor Hate Crime and Battery Charges
Furman University Raises More Than $400 Million In Capital Campaign
Teenage Fitness May Reduce Heart Attack Risk Later In Life
Johnny Manziel NFL Draft Decision Expected Wednesday; Is There Any Chance He Stays At A&M?
First Dinosaur Fossils Discovered In Saudi Arabia
By Staff ReporterSuburbs Release More Greenhouse Gases than Cities, Study
By Staff ReporterBig Ten Suspends UI Head Basketball Coach for Unprofessional Conduct
By Staff ReporterPracticing In a Timely Manner Helps to Acquire a Skill Quicker, Study
By Staff ReporterManhattan Judge Blocks NYC’s $6 Billion Expansion Plan In Greenwich Village
By Staff ReporterNumber of Smokers and Cigarette Consumption Rapidly Rising Worldwide, Study
By Staff ReporterStudents Clash with Police On Osmania University Campus
By Jaleesa BaulkmanDietary Fiber Found In Fruits And Vegetables Help Protect Against Asthma
By Jaleesa Baulkman
