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University Researchers Paint ‘Mona Lisa’ On the World’s Smallest Canvas
Georgia Institute of Technology researchers have created the world's most famous art work; 'Mona Lisa' on a surface that measures only 30 microns across, just a third of the width of a human hair.
Wisconsin Law Student Creates Spy Device for Just $57
Bigger lungs Linked To Improved Survival Rate in Transplant Patients
Colorado Boulder Team Develops Technique to Make Clean Hydrogen Fuel
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University of Maryland Running Back Wes Brown Accepts One Year Suspension
First Ever College System Includes Sexual Orientation and Identity Questions in Registration Forms
Childhood Obesity Among Five-Year-Olds Caused by Sugary Sodas, Juices and Sports Drinks
By Russell WesterholmJohnny Manziel NCAA Investigation: Did the Texas A&M Profit from Autographed Goods?
By Russell WesterholmStudents Filming Fake Robbery Without Permit Nearly Shot by Real Police
By Russell WesterholmOhio University Refunds $1 Million In Overcharges To Students
By Staff ReporterCalifornia Student Accused of Urging Lovers to Kill Ex-Boyfriends
By Staff ReporterLouisiana’s Architecture Students Build Their Largest Energy Efficient Home
By Staff ReporterDutch Scientists Create the Most Expensive Beef Burger in History (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterExcessive 'Facebook-ing' Can Derail Romantic Relationships, Study
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