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ScoutTV: Thomas Gordon Senior Video
Michigan commitment Thomas Gordon had to prove to people that he could play big time football. A quarterback out of necessity early on at Cass, 'Flash' developed into one of the top signal callers in the city. His athleticism is obvious in this video for those wondering if he can make the transition to safety at Michigan.
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Non-Traditional Student Associations - Does Your School Have One?
Wichita State University has a Non-Traditional Student Association that looks very effective, and fun! More and more schools are creating organizations to help adult students figure out how to navigate...
Telegraph

Girls twice as likely as boys to remain victims of bullying
Girls targeted by bullies at primary school are two and a half times more likely to remain victims than boys, according to research from the University of Warwick and University of Hertfordshire. Researchers found girls being directly victimised by bullies (being beaten and suffering physical or verbal threats) at six years old were significantly more likely to still be a direct victim at age ten.read more
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Ongenaet and Murray Named Syracuse University Scholar-Athletes of the Week
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Senior Kristof Ongenaet (Ghent, Belgium) is the Syracuse University Male Scholar-Athlete of the Week for the week of January 12, 2009. Last week, the No. 11/9th ranked men's basketball team (16-1, 4-0) kept its untarnished BIG EAST record intact as the Orange took out DePaul, 85-68, on Jan. 7 and at Rutgers on Jan. 10, 82-66. Junior Vionca Murray (Rosedale, N.Y.) is the Syracuse University Female Scholar-Athlete of the Week for the week of January 12, 2009. The women's basketball team improved its record to 13-3, 2-1 after escaping Cincinnati with a 71-70 nail biter at Fifth Third Arena on Saturday night. Syracuse earned its first BIG EAST victory after upending No. 17/16 Rutgers on Tuesday night at the Dome, 68-54. The Orange is perfect at home this season.
Syracuse University

Do White Blood Cells Make Cancer Deadly?
On a cold, gray Saturday morning at Yale University in February 1993, instead of just reading his laboratory’s article in a cancer journal and scanning past the rest--cancer is a profoundly wide field, and there is much to read--cancer biologist John Pawelek made time to finish the entire issue. That simple decision changed the course of his research, toward a controversial explanation for the deadliest aspect of the disease--namely, why it spreads.The issue contained a letter from three Czech doctors asking whether the fusion of tumor cells and white blood cells could cause cancers to spread, or metastasize. At the time, Pawelek was also reading a book by evolutionary biologist Lynn Margulis, who pioneered the idea that life on earth was revolutionized by ancient cells engulfing one another and fusing together, forming hybrids that had better chances at survival. “I was really excited by the connection,” he recalls. “Since there was a precedent for hybridizatio
Scientific American

For Kids, More Screen Time Means Lower Fitness Scores
If videogames like 'Madden NFL' did not exist, 12-year-old Tom might go outside and toss around a real football - and he'd have a better chance of sprinting for a touchdown without getting winded.Too much small-screen recreation could undermine physical fitness, Australian researchers have found, in a new study that looks at how e-mail and text messaging, TV, videogames and net surfing affect aerobic endurance in adolescents.read more
emaxhealth.com

Rice University software helps ID terrorists carrying out attacks
(Rice University) Rice University researchers have created a sophisticated new computer program that rapidly scans large databases of news reports to determine which terrorists groups might be responsible for new attacks.
Eurekalert.org

Study: Growth in research comes at a steep price
(University of Rochester Medical Center) A study released this month confirms and quantifies what many medical school deans and financial administrators have long understood: Basic science research can be an expensive luxury. The study, which was conducted by the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, found that the school had to add 40 cents to every dollar of external grant support received by newly recruited scientists in order to achieve financial equilibrium.
Eurekalert.org

Soil maps generate reliable Quaternary geologic map
(Soil Science Society of America) New research conducted at Iowa State University led to the successful creation of a detailed Quaternary geological map for the Des Moines Lobe with a user-controlled level of scale, with the results of the research published in the Winter 2008 issue of Soil Survey Horizons.
Eurekalert.org

Defying the integration models -- the second generation in Europe
(European Science Foundation) The child of Turkish parents may feel an outsider in the Netherlands or Switzerland, yet still be completely at home in Amsterdam or Zurich. In France, the migrant's child is more likely to go to university but is also more likely to drop out. The child of Turkish parents in Germany could be at an educational disadvantage but nevertheless end up with a fair chance of a skilled job.
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