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In 1781, just as colonial soldiers won the battle of Yorktown, which cinched American independence from the British, Thomas Jefferson too ...
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ListenBrontosaurus stages giant comeback
The Brontosaurus is back… and it’s the only dinosaur known to go extinct twice, if you will. The long-necked, lo ...
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ListenIn Adam Balkovic’s work, there’s never a dull moment
Adam Balkovic’s career as a knife maker started on a negative note when a respected friend told him nobody did that sort of thing. ...
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ListenFacilitating ‘courageous conversation’ to overcome bias
Leaders in West Chester will host the “Courageous Conversation Conference” at West Chester University April 18. The id ...
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ListenEntering adulthood with autism and not much else
A generation of autistic children have grown and entered adult life, but without the support they got as kids, what will their futures ho ...
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Listen10, 50, 100: Why do we find comfort in round numbers?
Numbers have mattered to humans since the earliest civilizations…but some have mattered more than others. There are certain ...
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ListenStudents waiting for change where the divestment movement was born
Swarthmore College may be the birthplace of the movement to strip fossil fuel company stocks from university investment portfolios, but s ...
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ListenCorrecting life-threatening birth defects in utero
This month’s PBS mini series “Twice Born,” takes viewers inside an intense surgery unit at the Children’s Hospita ...
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ListenAbraham, Williams hit speed bumps in race for Philly mayor
It’s been an eventful 24 hours in the Philadelphia mayoral race. Tuesday night, one candidate, former District Attorney Lynn ...
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ListenSchoolyards and parks as a community-building tool in Philly
The Knight Foundation has awarded $5 million in grants to community organizations across the country as part of the Knight Cities Challen ...
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ListenCulinary Literacy Center, The Poetry Man, A Concert for Elephants
Culinary Literacy Center Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski As part of the ongoing major renovations of the ...
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They’re really common screenings, especially for people who are over 50. More than ...
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ListenCould better health be just a hug away?
New research links embracing with better health outcomes. Being hugged may help reduce the harmful effects of stress on the body, ...
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ListenAs the federal government considers regulation for e-cigarettes, a debate wages
More research is on the way on the benefits, risks of e-cigs. Public health experts say they are just beginning to untangle ...
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ListenEyes wide shut: Are we doing enough to spot incoming asteroids?
A privately funded space telescope would scan the solar system for rocks that could cause the next mass extinction event on Earth. ...
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