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| Dragon Rising: Kristen Parris on China鈥檚 surge to prominence as the next world superpower | |||
| Student Team Co-Authors New Paper in the Journal of Organic Chemistry | |||
| Kilauea could erupt again after peace and quiet, claims expert | But there is still activity at the Hawaii volcano and on Sunday morning UK time geologists recorded powerful magnitude 4.2 quakes at Kilauea. The US Geological Survey (USGS) recorded the earthquake at a distance of 12 miles southeast of Kilauea and at a depth of more than three miles.鈥 |
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| Alia Khan's Global Quest for Snow and Ice, and What it Tells Us About Our Changing Planet | |||
| Trump's raw meat for the Islamophobic trolls | When Donald Trump on Friday out-of-context clips from a speech by Ilhan Omar intercut with images of 9/11, it was鈥 |
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| English's Christopher Wise translates new volume, 'The Manuscripts of Timbuktu' | |||
| Digging for indigenous science in 3,000-year-old clam beds | 草榴社区's Marco Hatch, a Coastal Salish scholar, talks about the importance of bringing indigenous knowledge to Western research 鈥 and what science loses when we don't. |
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| How to build a metrics-savvy newsroom | Journalists have a reputation for dismissing data about their stories. But it鈥檚 undeserved. After all, the axiom 鈥渋f it bleeds, it leads鈥 describes a newsroom practice driven by the metrics of newsstand sales and broadcast ratings. Pulitzers and Emmys are qualitative data that indicates鈥 |
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| English's Christopher Wise awarded Research and Travel Fellowship to Jerusalem and Palestine | |||
| Tuesday Q&A: Inside the media framing of Muslim candidates in the 2018 midterms |