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The Rats that Love Taking Selfies
Augustin Lignier, a photographer in Paris, created a photo booth for rats. He took inspiration from B.F. Skinner, the famous researcher who made The Skinner ...
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Dying to Our Selfies
Singer-songwriter and author Sandra McCracken writes in an issue of CT magazine:
Greek mythology may not be a guide to the Christian life, but I appreciate ...
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Murder Suspect Freed Via Typo
Authorities say that, due to a clerical error, a suspected murderer was released from county jail, but he’s now safely back behind bars.
A warrant ...
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Heartwarming Reunion Goes Viral
Steve Burns wasn’t conventionally handsome when he first auditioned to become the host of the Nickelodeon children’s show Blue’s Clues, ...
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Connecticut Middle School Successfully Bans Phones
Assistant Principal Raymond Dolphin knew he was taking a risk in December 2021 when he banned cell phones from Illing Middle School in Connecticut. But ...
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Kids Learn to Tune Out Noise
If you are heading into Manhattan off the George Washington Bridge, you can't miss the cluster of four 32-story apartment buildings built right over ...
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Astonishing Video Gaming Statistics
The gaming industry, valued at around 257 billion US dollars as of 2024, is on a winning streak. As the pandemic ceased, the competition among gaming ...
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A Pastor Who Gives People Loving Attention
New York Times columnist David Brooks writes:
A few years ago, I was having a breakfast meeting in a diner in Waco, Texas, with a stern, imposing former ...
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A ‘Typewriter Rebellion’ Is Underway
You might call it the sound of a rebellion. Young people in the Phoenix, Arizona valley are buying old manual typewriters and using them as a creative ...
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50% of Teens Do Not Enjoy Life
Some experts call it “the new great depression.” Since the rise of social media, depression and feelings of hopelessness have skyrocketed ...
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