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NYTimes: Sex Education Gets Directly to Youths, via Text
Some health organizations and school districts are developing Web sites and text services to reach teenagers. http://nyti.ms/rDc9Uo
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NYTimes: Keynes Was Right
Once again, when politicians and policy makers decided to focus on deficits, not jobs, they proved Keynes right about a slump being the wrong time for austerity. http://nyti.ms/spKwWn
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Disgrace: On Marc Hauser | The Nation
Disgrace: On Marc Hauser | The Nation.
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Outsider physicists and the oh-my-god particle – New Scientist – New Scientist
Outsider physicists and the oh-my-god particle – New Scientist – New Scientist.
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SOPA is the End of Us, say Bloggers | Common Dreams
SOPA is the End of Us, say Bloggers | Common Dreams.
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How Much Dam Energy Can We Get? | Do the Math
How Much Dam Energy Can We Get? | Do the Math.
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Jackson Lears reviews ‘The Other Barack’ by Sally Jacobs and ‘A Singular Woman’ by Janny Scott · LRB 5 January 2012
Jackson Lears reviews ‘The Other Barack’ by Sally Jacobs and ‘A Singular Woman’ by Janny Scott · LRB 5 January 2012.
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Christmas Shopping, Credit Cards, and Layaway : The New Yorker
Christmas Shopping, Credit Cards, and Layaway : The New Yorker.
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What it’s like to have sex with someone with Asperger’s | Penelope Trunk Blog
What it's like to have sex with someone with Asperger's | Penelope Trunk Blog.
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The Fat Trap – NYTimes.com
The Fat Trap – NYTimes.com.
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Forgetting is Key to a Healthy Mind: Scientific American
Forgetting is Key to a Healthy Mind: Scientific American.
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Top Ten Myths about the Arab Spring of 2011 | Informed Comment
Top Ten Myths about the Arab Spring of 2011 | Informed Comment.
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Major Ron Paul Supporter Favors Death Penalty for Gays | | AlterNet
Major Ron Paul Supporter Favors Death Penalty for Gays | | AlterNet.
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NYTimes: For Transgender Detainees, a Jail Policy Offers Some Security
Cook County Jail has instituted a new policy for transgender detainees, which includes a panel that determines whether they should be housed with men or women. http://nyti.ms/vEXnCA
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NYTimes: New Drugs Raise Hope for Patients With M.S.
After decades of research, a rapid rollout of sophisticated treatments is changing how the disease is managed. http://nyti.ms/uR9B5m
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NYTimes: Patterns: HPV Vaccine Is Not Linked to Promiscuity
A survey has found that girls ages 15 to 19 who are vaccinated against human papillomavirus, or HPV, are no more likely to be sexually active. http://nyti.ms/tdivXv
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NYTimes: Have We Met? Tracing Face Blindness to Its Roots
New research helps explain why a person with face blindness may still have difficulty determining who a person is even after he or she has begun to speak. http://nyti.ms/ux2ndq
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NYTimes: An Idyllic Picture of Serenity, but Only if You’re Not Inside
Common freshwater fish kept in small tanks appear to be considerably more aggressive than those in larger ones. http://nyti.ms/sSiW7W
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NYTimes: How Smart Is This Bird? Let It Count the Ways
Scientists knew pigeons could count, but now they have evidence that the birds can perform abstract mathematical reasoning. http://nyti.ms/sbpkch
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NYTimes: Tiniest of Spiders Are Loaded With Brains
The smallest of nine species in a study had smaller brains in absolute terms, but relatively speaking, their brains were enormous. http://nyti.ms/tpegvV
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