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Technology May Have Reduced Loneliness in American Teens
Contrary to popular belief, there has been an increase in extraversion and self-esteem among American teenagers, which suggests loneliness is decreasing, according to a recent study.
Breast Size Differences Impacts Teens' Mental Health
Lakeland College Receives $840,000 Gift to Benefit Natural Sciences
Mumps Outbreak: University of Idaho Students Urged to Check Vaccination Records
Running Can Keep You Young
Self-Regulation Intervention May Boost School Readiness of At-Risk Children
Heisman Trophy 2014 Watch: Marcus Mariota Favored, but Melvin Gordon Makes His Own Case
Robinson College to Launch First Online Graduate Degree
By J BaulkmanUniversity of Virginia Requests Investigation of Alleged 2012 Gang Rape Detailed in New Rolling Stone Article
By Russell WesterholmHarvard - Yale Game 2014 About More Than Just the Pranks: ESPN 'GameDay' to Cover Historic Rivalry
By Russell WesterholmFlorida State Shooting Suspect, Myron May, Was an Alumnus 'In a State of Crisis'
By Russell WesterholmDrinking Age Laws May Increase Collisions Among Young Drivers
By J BaulkmanTransylvania University Receives $2M Donation
By J BaulkmanFlorida State Library Shooting: Student's Life Saved by a Book He Just Checked Out
By Russell Westerholm1 in 5 College Students Abuse Prescription Stimulants to Keep Up With Demands of School
By J Baulkman
