Special Reports
Alcohol Brings Out Native Accent in People, Says Cleveland Study
People can easily guess a person's background when they are under the influence of alcohol as the brain loses its ability to control speech and accent, says a study conducted by the Cleveland state university researchers. The study says that the more alcohol a person consumes, the more difficult it becomes for the brain to control the way one pronounces words.
Agonistics Are More Prone To Committing Crimes than Atheists and Believers: Baylor Study
Cara McCollum - Princeton University Student Named Miss New Jersey 2013
UConn Avery Point Students to Occupy Mitchell’s Dorm Rooms?
Four Alabama State University Athletic Programs Disqualified Following Low APR Scores
McMaster University Study Suggests Men Cause Menopause
Forbes Releases Annual '25 Colleges With Best Return on Investment' List
Brace Yourself for a Stormy Summer: Colorado Study Reveals
By Staff ReporterWomen Judge Their Promiscuous Female Peers Negatively: Cornell Study
By Staff ReporterPublic Universities Observe Increasing Enrolments And Decreasing State Funds
By Staff ReporterWMU Performs Well Despite Lower State Funding: Survey
By Staff ReporterMichigan's University Research Corridor Generates Jobs, Tax Revenues
By Staff ReporterFans Organise A Vigil to Mark the Death Anniversary of Joe Paterno
By Staff ReporterFormer NMSU Student Sentenced To Prison for Making False Bomb Threats
By Staff ReporterTulane University Admits to Submitting False Data to US News & World Report
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