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...enthusiastic response to his pre-broadcast promotion of the show would seem to support that observation. In Port Jervis, New York, an art gallery has opened an exhibit of Genesis scenes, while a nearby cancer center is using the series to foster communication between patients and their families. Between them, Women of Reform Judaism and United Methodist Women have sent out thousands of study guides on how to replicate the television discussion. In Kansas City, Missouri, Shepherd's Centers of America, serving older adults in 26 states, is scheduling discussion groups with a target population of 1 million. All told...
Male chimpanzees have been observed to exhibit a pattern of deliberate, vicious violence against their own species...
...recently released Reports of Financial Operations for Radcliffe exhibit disturbing financial trends at the College, once again raising fundamental questions about the role Radcliffe will play in the next century. The reports show that Radcliffe has run huge deficits in the last three years, ranging from $2.2 to $3.5 million, or approximately 13 percent to a high of 20 percent of its annual income. Coupled with this figure is the equally disquieting revelation that over the same period, Radcliffe's administrative costs have ballooned, and this while educational expenditures have risen at a much slower rate. Whether the figures bespeak...
...fact, amphibians with deformities at least as disturbing as the fictional tri-orbed fish can be found over that entire Midwestern state. Besides possessing a variable amount of legs, these poor li'l froggies often are missing their eyes entirely, and some exhibit shrunken or missing sex organs. Scientists are not sure exactly what is causing the massive deformation, but you can bet your remaining Crimson Cash that it's some form of pollution...
Goleman drew from a wealth of research in psychology and other social sciences to show that children who exhibit restraint and empathy are most successful in high school, college and the workplace...