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US Teen Shooter's School Rejects Evolution, Cites God's Role In Governance
A small Christian school in Wisconsin, US, where a shooting earlier this week killed two people, is known for its deeply conservative stance, rejecting evolutionary science and asserting divine authority in governance, according to its statement.
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Girl, 9, Seen Crying Over Felled Trees Made Manipur's "Green Ambassador"
The Manipur government has appointed a nine-year-old girl as the brand ambassador for the Chief Minister's Green Manipur Mission, after a video of her crying for two trees axed for a road-widening project went viral.
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British Library To Host Talks On Subjects Taught At Hogwarts
The British Library, United Kingdom, is organizing a series of talks titled The Hogwarts Curriculum Lectures. These talks by eminent academics and researchers in their field will explore the subjects taught at Hogwarts, a magical school created by J.K. Rowling in the Harry Potter universe, with a different perspective.
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Yale To Name Classroom After First Black Student
Yale University is honoring its first black student by naming a classroom for him.
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Medieval Graveyard Uncovered Under Cambridge University
One of the largest medieval hospital burial grounds in England has been uncovered under Cambridge University, a media report said on Wednesday.
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'Jesus's Wife' papyrus fragment not a forgery, scientists say
Scientists who examined a controversial fragment of papyrus written in Egyptian Coptic in which Jesus speaks of his wife concluded in papers published on Thursday that the papyrus and ink are probably ancient and not a modern forgery.
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Religion and economics: Maha Kumbh now a Harvard case study
The Maha Kumbh Mela, considered the largest public gathering in the world, will be the subject of a case study at Harvard University, which will study the logistics and economics behind it and the "pop-up mega-city" that comes to life in Allahabad during the religious event.
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Was Jesus married? New papyrus fragment fuels debate
A previously unknown scrap of ancient papyrus written in ancient Egyptian Coptic includes the words "Jesus said to them, my wife," -- a discovery likely to renew a fierce debate in the Christian world over whether Jesus was married.
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US Teen Shooter's School Rejects Evolution, Cites God's Role In Governance
A small Christian school in Wisconsin, US, where a shooting earlier this week killed two people, is known for its deeply conservative stance, rejecting evolutionary science and asserting divine authority in governance, according to its statement.
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Girl, 9, Seen Crying Over Felled Trees Made Manipur's "Green Ambassador"
The Manipur government has appointed a nine-year-old girl as the brand ambassador for the Chief Minister's Green Manipur Mission, after a video of her crying for two trees axed for a road-widening project went viral.
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British Library To Host Talks On Subjects Taught At Hogwarts
The British Library, United Kingdom, is organizing a series of talks titled The Hogwarts Curriculum Lectures. These talks by eminent academics and researchers in their field will explore the subjects taught at Hogwarts, a magical school created by J.K. Rowling in the Harry Potter universe, with a different perspective.
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Yale To Name Classroom After First Black Student
Yale University is honoring its first black student by naming a classroom for him.
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Medieval Graveyard Uncovered Under Cambridge University
One of the largest medieval hospital burial grounds in England has been uncovered under Cambridge University, a media report said on Wednesday.
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'Jesus's Wife' papyrus fragment not a forgery, scientists say
Scientists who examined a controversial fragment of papyrus written in Egyptian Coptic in which Jesus speaks of his wife concluded in papers published on Thursday that the papyrus and ink are probably ancient and not a modern forgery.
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Religion and economics: Maha Kumbh now a Harvard case study
The Maha Kumbh Mela, considered the largest public gathering in the world, will be the subject of a case study at Harvard University, which will study the logistics and economics behind it and the "pop-up mega-city" that comes to life in Allahabad during the religious event.
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Was Jesus married? New papyrus fragment fuels debate
A previously unknown scrap of ancient papyrus written in ancient Egyptian Coptic includes the words "Jesus said to them, my wife," -- a discovery likely to renew a fierce debate in the Christian world over whether Jesus was married.
