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Researchers Create Innovative 3D Maps to Understand Octopus Arm Systems
Researchers at San Francisco State University have developed advanced three-dimensional maps of octopus arms, revealing their complex nervous systems. Led by Robyn Crook, the team used innovative imaging techniques to understand how octopus arms can function almost independently from the brain. These discoveries highlight the unique neuronal organi...
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University Of California Foreign Applications Drop Sharply
A San Francisco Chronicle analysis shown that applications from international students to the University of California have fallen for the first time in 12 years - reversing an era of robust global interest in the famed United States public institution.
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The Amazing Story Of The College Graduate Who Was Abandoned On Campus As A Newborn
Jillian Sobol graduated from San Francisco State University - the very school where she had been left in a box as a newborn.
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Indian Diaspora in US Organising Grand Reception for PM Modi
The Indian community in the United States is planning to host a mega reception for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who will travel to San Francisco after addressing a United Nations summit on sustainable development on September 25.
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Snapchat Weaves Ads Into Vanishing Message Service
Snapchat on Friday said it will begin weaving ads into the popular service for sending ephemeral smartphone messages, but promised not to be "rude" to its members.
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Raising Credit Score From Zero to 789, in 26 Months
Shweta Kohli has always paid her own way. Her straight-A average won her a full scholarship to San Francisco State University at the same time she worked a 40-hour week as a waitress at a cafe. But when she applied for a credit card after graduation, she was turned down because she had no credit history.
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Two Indian-origin men get prestigious award in US
Two Indian-origin men are among this year's prestigious Heinz Awards recipients in the US.
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Plan to divide California into six states advances
California has reached the breaking point, says a Silicon Valley venture capitalist who is pushing a proposal to divide the nation's most populous state into six separate states.
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Entrepreneur starts his version of Harvard, tuition-free
Minerva Schools of KGI doesn't yet have accreditation, a campus or even a full faculty roster, but it is offering something even Harvard can't - four years of free tuition for its first matriculating class.
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Researchers Create Innovative 3D Maps to Understand Octopus Arm Systems
Researchers at San Francisco State University have developed advanced three-dimensional maps of octopus arms, revealing their complex nervous systems. Led by Robyn Crook, the team used innovative imaging techniques to understand how octopus arms can function almost independently from the brain. These discoveries highlight the unique neuronal organi...
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University Of California Foreign Applications Drop Sharply
A San Francisco Chronicle analysis shown that applications from international students to the University of California have fallen for the first time in 12 years - reversing an era of robust global interest in the famed United States public institution.
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The Amazing Story Of The College Graduate Who Was Abandoned On Campus As A Newborn
Jillian Sobol graduated from San Francisco State University - the very school where she had been left in a box as a newborn.
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Indian Diaspora in US Organising Grand Reception for PM Modi
The Indian community in the United States is planning to host a mega reception for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who will travel to San Francisco after addressing a United Nations summit on sustainable development on September 25.
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Snapchat Weaves Ads Into Vanishing Message Service
Snapchat on Friday said it will begin weaving ads into the popular service for sending ephemeral smartphone messages, but promised not to be "rude" to its members.
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Raising Credit Score From Zero to 789, in 26 Months
Shweta Kohli has always paid her own way. Her straight-A average won her a full scholarship to San Francisco State University at the same time she worked a 40-hour week as a waitress at a cafe. But when she applied for a credit card after graduation, she was turned down because she had no credit history.
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Two Indian-origin men get prestigious award in US
Two Indian-origin men are among this year's prestigious Heinz Awards recipients in the US.
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Plan to divide California into six states advances
California has reached the breaking point, says a Silicon Valley venture capitalist who is pushing a proposal to divide the nation's most populous state into six separate states.
-
Entrepreneur starts his version of Harvard, tuition-free
Minerva Schools of KGI doesn't yet have accreditation, a campus or even a full faculty roster, but it is offering something even Harvard can't - four years of free tuition for its first matriculating class.
