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California boy, 12, faces hearing over younger sister's slaying
ReutersBy Ronnie Cohen SAN FRANCISCO, May 15 (Reuters) - A 12-year-old boy accused of fatally stabbing his 8-year-old sister in their northern California home while their parents were away was due to appear in juvenile court on Thursday to face murder charges....Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, University of South Florida, Police Arrests, Justice System, Murder
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CORRECTED-California boy, 12, faces hearing over younger sister's slaying
Reuters(Corrects day in paragraph one to Wednesday from Thursday) By Ronnie Cohen SAN FRANCISCO, May 15 (Reuters) - A 12-year-old boy accused of fatally stabbing his 8-year-old sister in their northern California home while their parents were away was due to...Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, University of South Florida, Police Arrests, Justice System, Murder
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Katherine L. Vaughns
Katherine L. Vaughns, a University of Maryland School of Law professor and secretary of the Center Stage board who immersed herself in the arts community, died of pancreatic cancer May 4 at a Sinai Hospital hospice unit. The Bolton Hill resident was 68....
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Teachers, Arts and Culture, Teaching and Learning, Justice System
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COLUMN-Four ways to avoid bad decisions during a bull run
ReutersBy John Wasik CHICAGO, May 15 (Reuters) - Is the Dow's movement above 15,000 or the record close of the S&P 500 Index last week a buy signal? They may not mean anything, but most market watchers believe the rise is talismanic. Despite the lure of recent...Tags: Mutual Funds, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Stock Market, Entertainment Events
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Pinning down the physics of bubbles
Bubbles are a serious business. While they're beloved as a childhood pastime and a bathtub luxury, the physics behind the delicate, iridescent clusters remains remarkably complex. Now mathematicians have pinned down the ephemeral physical processes that...
Tags: Science and Technology, Science, Applied Physics
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The vagabonds: No home, just travel
Working as a night-life photographer had its perks, but Matthew Karsten was tired of life in South Florida. Looking at a friend's pictures from a trip through Southeast Asia, Karsten yearned for a bigger world. So he set out to discover it. There are...
Tags: Rentals, Medical Procedures and Tests, Trips and Vacations, Mexico, Southeast Asia
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Our Laguna: Another successful Grapes for Grads
Americans say "Bottoms up" when they hoist a few. The French toast is "A votre Sante." When Italians raise a glass they say "Salute" or "Cin Cin," their version of a Brit's "Cheers." In India it is "Tulleho," a combination the Raj "Talley Ho" and the...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Southern California Gas Company, Teaching and Learning, Awards and Prizes, Waste Management Incorporated
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SOY tours inspire next generation
On a Monday in mid-April, a handful of students piled into a couple of cars in Costa Mesa and headed north. For some of the high schoolers it was their first time outside Orange County. They were on a trip with Save Our Youth, or SOY, the nonprofit...Tags: Colleges and Universities, University of California, Santa Barbara, Graduation, Teaching and Learning, Trips and Vacations
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INTERVIEW-Brazil WTO hopeful brushes off protectionist complaints
Reuters* Roberto Azevedo says he will be neutral if he gets the job * Other finalist is Blanco, former Mexican trade minister * New chief to be picked in May as WTO faces credibility crisis By Alonso Soto BRASILIA, May 1 (Reuters) - Brazil's candidate to...Tags: Japan, Politics, Trade Dispute, European Union, Mexico
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Brazil WTO hopeful brushes off protectionist complaints
ReutersBRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's candidate to head the World Trade Organization brushed off criticism from rich nations that his country is growing more protectionist, saying he will be a neutral negotiator of global trade frictions if he gets the job this...Tags: Economic Organization, Japan, Politics, Trade Dispute, European Union
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Your brain on baseball: How hitters see a 95-mph fastball
Swing, batter, batter! In less time than it takes to say that phrase, Major League Baseball sluggers have their bat across the plate, and the best of them are golfing the shot over the outfield wall. How does the brain "know" when to swing?...
Tags: Science and Technology, Cincinnati Reds, Baseball, Major League Baseball, Jonathan Broxton
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Local seniors recipients of prestigious Gates scholarship
Staff WriterFor an elite group of local high school seniors, the financial barriers that come with attending college will no longer be an issue. The Gates Millennium Scholars Program selects just 1,000 students from the nation each year to receive a good-through-...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Science and Technology, Teachers, Human Interest, Technology
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