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ABC Orders âAgents of SHIELD,â Rebel Wilson Comedy
VarietyABC's first new series orders for the 2013-14 season went to Joss Whedon's "Marvel's Agents of SHIELD" and Rebel Wilson's comedy "Super Fun Night." Alphabet has also ordered baseball-themed comedy from Cullen brothers, "Back in the Game," and drama "Mind...Tags: Dollhouse (tv program), 30 Rock (tv program), Television, Bipolar Disorder, Science and Technology
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Students say Swarthmore has been soft on sex crime, and they're fed up
Philadelphia Daily NewsIN THE DARKNESS of night, the complaints were etched in chalk up and down the walkways of Swarthmore College, a 399-acre oasis of green quads and liberal student activism southwest of Philadelphia. "Welcome to Swarthmore," said one of the scribblings...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Sexual Assault, U.S. Department of Education, Activism, Media Industry
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READER SUBMITTED: Intensive Education Academy Announces New Board Of Directors Members
StatewideLynn A. Brooks, president of the board of directors at the Intensive Education Academy, Inc. has announced the election of two new Board members. Jessica L. Fish, former vice president of global marketing for Elizabeth Arden, Inc., graduated from the...Tags: Board of Directors, Colleges and Universities, Philosophy, University of Hartford, Science and Technology
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Trib Total Media honors 50 high school students
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewTrib Total Media on Thursday awarded Samantha Wilczynski a $5,000 scholarship at its Outstanding Young Citizens banquet for high school students in the North Division. Wilczynski, a senior at Deer Lakes High School, was diagnosed two years ago with...Tags: University of Pennsylvania, Philosophy, United States Naval Academy, Science and Technology, Carney (music group)
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Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn., Ruben Rosario column
St. Paul Pioneer PressThey escorted the alleged monster of Cleveland into an Ohio courtroom Thursday, May 9. He was in manacles, wearing a jail-issued blue jumpsuit. If the depraved evildoer described in the kidnapping and rape charges were in a drawing, it would depict a...Tags: Philosophy, Abusive Behavior, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Criminals, Crime Victims
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Students get inside superheroes' minds
Comic books, superhero films and animation serve as the learning materials for the Psychology of Superheroes & Supervillains learning community program at Broward College's Davie campus. The literary portion is taught by Nick Mansito with Laura...Tags: here! (tv network), Arts and Culture, Davie, Philosophy, Entertainment
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Indefinite enemies
Robert KoehlerYou're strapped to a metal table, unable to move. They stick a two-foot plastic tube up your nose, then down the back of your throat into your stomach. They squirt in the liquid protein. You gag, bleed, vomit. It's unbearably painful. The practice of...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp, The Boston Globe, Prisons, Strikes
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'Abigail 1702' picks up in tortured wake of 'The Crucible'
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewOutside, it's spring. But inside City Theatre, the South Side-based troupe is offering a drama worthy of a dark and chilly Halloween. Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa's "Abigail 1702" is a dramatic thriller about possession and redemption that serves as a...Tags: Arts and Culture, Broadway Theater, Pittsburgh, Glee (tv program), Boston
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Walter Heimer, LIU professor, dies at 85
NewsdayWalter Heimer, a longtime psychology professor at LIU Post known for his dapper appearance and warm demeanor, died on Friday of complications of lung cancer. He was 85. Heimer was born in the Bronx on June 24, 1927, to Polish immigrants who soon moved...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Philosophy, Lung Cancer, Manhattan (New York City), Hofstra University
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Hope can be painful for families of missing kids, even after events in Cleveland
CLEVELAND (AP) — The miraculous rescue of three missing women has given hope to many families whose loved ones have vanished. Yet hope, when searching for a long-lost child, can be a dangerous thing. Thousands of children are missing across the...
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Deaf student overcomes hurdles to graduate
The Meridian Star, Miss.People who are deaf must overcome hurdles in their lives, much like other people who have physical challenges. When Ramon Alford, who has been deaf since he was 18 months old, was at a mall recently with some of his deaf friends, they all got to...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Philosophy, Morehead State University, Mississippi State University , Medical Specialization
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Generous parents don't want to fund wedding
Dear Amy: My daughter had a child out of wedlock four years ago. My wife and I have supported them both emotionally and financially and by baby-sitting the child. Now my daughter is engaged to a very good guy. She wants to have a wedding that will...
Tags: Family, Marriage, Health and Medical Professionals, Manufacturing and Engineering, Psychologists
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