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Tips For Navigating The Ivy League Admission Process
The Ivy League universities are known for their rigorous admissions process, world-class faculty, and outstanding alumni.
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Last Survivor Of A Slave Ship Identified, And Her Story Is Remarkable
Researchers have identified Redoshi as the last known African-born survivor of the trans-Atlantic slave trade when she died in 1937, according to a statement released Tuesday by Newcastle University in Great Britain.
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Indian-American Teen Wins $100,000 In College Quiz Championship In US
Indian-American teenager, Dhruv Gaur, has won the $100,000 Jeopardy college quiz championship.
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This Software Turns Users' Webcams Into Eye-Trackers
A new software developed by scientists at the Brown University in the US can help website owners and developers to determine which page or content a visitor is looking at.
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The Surprising Thing Ancient Mummies Tell Us About What To Eat
On a foggy day in August 1936, an anthropologist and his crew set sail for Kagamil Island, a small volcanic speck of hot springs and cliffs in the Bering Sea. A person identified as "Brown Bear" had told them of a cave full of mummies and other human remains. Shortly after landing, they found the opening in the rocks near a steam jet.
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HIV Spreads Faster Just Before Violent Conflict: Study
The rate of new HIV infections rises significantly in the five years leading up to a conflict or bloodshed in a country, according to new study of the relationship between violent conflict and HIV incidence in 36 sub-Saharan Africa countries.
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In Letter to Barack Obama, US Scientists Praise Iran Nuclear Deal: Report
More than two dozen top US scientists, among them nuclear researchers and Nobel prize winners, in a letter to President Barack Obama on Saturday praised the Iran nuclear deal as major security achievement, The New York Times reported.
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Hillary Clinton Calls For 'Rebalance' of US Justice System After Baltimore Riots
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said today "balance" should be restored in the US criminal justice system, denouncing discrimination blacks often face by police.
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Stanford ranked top US university on Forbes list
California schools bested East Coast universities in Forbes' annual ranking of top US colleges, with Stanford University and Pomona College capturing the top two spots.
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FBI joins search for missing Indian-American student in US
The FBI has joined the search for 22-year-old Indian-American Sunil Tripathi, an undergraduate Brown University student who went missing on March 16.
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Renminbi unlikely to replace dollar: Former US Treasury Secretary
Chinese currency renminbi is unlikely to supplant the US dollar as the world's reserve currency in the near term, former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said today.
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Tips For Navigating The Ivy League Admission Process
The Ivy League universities are known for their rigorous admissions process, world-class faculty, and outstanding alumni.
-
Last Survivor Of A Slave Ship Identified, And Her Story Is Remarkable
Researchers have identified Redoshi as the last known African-born survivor of the trans-Atlantic slave trade when she died in 1937, according to a statement released Tuesday by Newcastle University in Great Britain.
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Indian-American Teen Wins $100,000 In College Quiz Championship In US
Indian-American teenager, Dhruv Gaur, has won the $100,000 Jeopardy college quiz championship.
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This Software Turns Users' Webcams Into Eye-Trackers
A new software developed by scientists at the Brown University in the US can help website owners and developers to determine which page or content a visitor is looking at.
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The Surprising Thing Ancient Mummies Tell Us About What To Eat
On a foggy day in August 1936, an anthropologist and his crew set sail for Kagamil Island, a small volcanic speck of hot springs and cliffs in the Bering Sea. A person identified as "Brown Bear" had told them of a cave full of mummies and other human remains. Shortly after landing, they found the opening in the rocks near a steam jet.
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HIV Spreads Faster Just Before Violent Conflict: Study
The rate of new HIV infections rises significantly in the five years leading up to a conflict or bloodshed in a country, according to new study of the relationship between violent conflict and HIV incidence in 36 sub-Saharan Africa countries.
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In Letter to Barack Obama, US Scientists Praise Iran Nuclear Deal: Report
More than two dozen top US scientists, among them nuclear researchers and Nobel prize winners, in a letter to President Barack Obama on Saturday praised the Iran nuclear deal as major security achievement, The New York Times reported.
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Hillary Clinton Calls For 'Rebalance' of US Justice System After Baltimore Riots
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said today "balance" should be restored in the US criminal justice system, denouncing discrimination blacks often face by police.
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Stanford ranked top US university on Forbes list
California schools bested East Coast universities in Forbes' annual ranking of top US colleges, with Stanford University and Pomona College capturing the top two spots.
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FBI joins search for missing Indian-American student in US
The FBI has joined the search for 22-year-old Indian-American Sunil Tripathi, an undergraduate Brown University student who went missing on March 16.
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Renminbi unlikely to replace dollar: Former US Treasury Secretary
Chinese currency renminbi is unlikely to supplant the US dollar as the world's reserve currency in the near term, former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said today.
