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Parental Spanking and Lack of Communication Lead to Aggression and Worse Vocabulary in Children
New research suggests spanking raises the likelihood of a child becoming aggressive later in childhood and in the same way, lack of communication leads to worse vocabulary.
Lionfish Invasion: Humans Responsible For Infestation Of the Atlantic Oceam
Oregon Ducks Trounce Washington State Cougars, But Why Was Mike Leach Called 'Low Class' Following Loss?
Men’s Health and Well-Being Improves over Friendly Hangouts Twice a Week
Hitler Was the Leader of Amsterdam, a Student Replies; Check Out For More Interesting Answers on Holocaust (Video)
Lecturers Spending More Time in Research than Classroom, Report
Online Dating Continues To Become More Socially Acceptable, But College Age Individuals Prefer To Use Facebook
University of California System Maintains Tuition Cost this Year, but Are They In for Another Big Increase?
By Russell WesterholmGeorge Washington Develops Course That Encourages Advocacy, Inspired By Malala Yousafzai
By Jaleesa BaulkmanChuck Scarborough, News Anchor for WNBC-TV to Be Inducted into USM Journalism Hall of Fame
By Staff ReporterCorpse Research Facility Buried Due to Lack of Funding at Carson-Newman University
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSome Rejected Students Will Get A Second Chance At the University Of South Carolina's Branch Campuses
By Jaleesa BaulkmanBosses Prefer Employees who Wear Makeup to Work, Study
By Staff ReporterBlack People Need To Pay More to Close Financial Dealings than Whites, Study
By Staff ReporterFlorida State vs Clemson Live Radio Broadcast: Jameis Winston and Tajh Boyd Set to Square Off in QB Duel (LISTEN)
By Russell Westerholm
