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  • High school research interns working in Clemson University labs - Greenville News

    CLEMSON -- It takes patience to feed a monarch butterfly. Standing in a Clemson University lab at a frontier of science, 17-year-old Campbell Yore, of Greenville, held the delicate insect's wings with one sterile-gloved hand and used a toothpick he ...
    2008-06-29 03:32:00
  • Schools tallying it up with parents - Daily News and Analysis

    Edu dept has left the choice of easy mathematics to the guardians Schools across the city have been busy conducting Parent Teacher Association (PTA) meetings over the weekend.
    2008-06-29 02:20:00
  • Idea man: 270 patents - Minneapolis Star Tribune

    The man who is already the state's most prolific inventor wants to keep pumping out patents before the Grim Reaper ultimately arrives at the door. "You got things in your brain, and if you die with them left in there, it's a waste," said the 55-year ...
    2008-06-29 04:22:00
  • Mark Kroll at a glance - Minneapolis Star Tribune

    Education: Bachelor's degree in mathematics, master's and doctoral degrees in electrical engineering, University of Minnesota; master's degree in business administration, University of St. Thomas. Career: Chief technology officer and senior vice ...
    2008-06-29 02:35:00
  • A temple to mystery and imagination - Guardian Unlimited

    The huge underground complex of Cern is almost entirely hidden from sight. The presence of this wonder of the modern world is, to say the least, muted. Most of its buildings are matter-of-fact industrial sheds or concrete bunkers with none of the ...
    2008-06-29 03:46:00
  • New chorus is music to ears of Nature Coast singers - St. Petersburg Times

    Gigi Michalicka, 10, auditions for the Nature Coast Children’s Chorale, a regional chorus, while Kathy Hackemer plays piano and David Pletincks and Morgan Burburan evaluate her at Hope Community Bible Church in Spring Hill on Friday. SPRING HILL ...
    2008-06-29 03:10:00
  • OPINION: Teachers the key to truly 'smart' schools (The New Straits Times)

    The Mid-Term Review of the Ninth Malaysia Plan restated the government’s commitment to make national schools the school of choice for all Malaysians. That will take much more than the proposals stipulate, writes CHOK SUAT LING
    2008-06-29 05:00:30
  • Idea man: 270 patents (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)

    Minnesota's most prolific inventor -- creator of a stopwatch-sized ICD and much, much more -- just keeps tinkering.
    2008-06-29 02:56:50
  • Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 7th May 2007 03:14 UTC (New Mobile Computing)

    Vernor Vinge, 62, is a pioneer in artificial intelligence, who in a recent interview warned about the risks and opportunities that an electronic super-intelligence would offer to mankind.
    2008-06-29 03:48:45
  • One half of one percent is too much of ANWR - Las Vegas Sun

    Recently the Bush administration and John McCain, along with their corporate and media supporters, have been touting drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. One of their arguments for doing so is their assertion that “less than one ...
    2008-06-29 09:41:00
  • Raynham school's glowing Ofsted - Eastern Daily Press

    A 43-pupil village school has been labelled “exceptional” after an Ofsted inspection which found it outstanding in every aspect of educational provision. Staff at West Raynham primary, near Fakenham, received the highest praise across the board ...
    2008-06-29 09:34:00
  • When Nintendo is welcome in class - Stuff

    FROM TOY TO TOOL: A student uses English language learning software on a Nintendo DS at Tokyo Girls Junior High School in Tokyo. Nintendo is banned everywhere but the classroom at Tokyo Joshi Gakuen school in Japan as the ubiquitous DS consoles ...
    2008-06-29 11:43:00
  • Michael Ballack seeks to shake off his 'nearly-man' tag - Times Online

    The greatest German captain of them all believes Michael Ballack, the perennial bridesmaid, is destined to make it to the altar at last. Franz Beckenbauer, the legendary “Kaiser”, is tipping his latest heir to emulate him by lifting the Euro 2008 ...
    2008-06-29 08:15:00
  • Meet gymnast Emma Dennis, the Beijing Olympics dream chaser - News.com.au

    And that is only the morning session. Emma, 16, who is one of country's top gymnasts and is expected to be named in the team for the Beijing Olympics today, will repeat that gruelling three-hour workout after school. As she does every school day and ...
    2008-06-29 06:49:00
  • Tech Talk: Where'd it Come From, Anyway? (PC World)

    The tech industry's original slang has some curious and unpredictable origins.
    2008-06-29 10:02:00

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