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Jan 07 2025EDUCATION

Why West Side Kids Need to Learn Trades

A lot of teenagers in Chicago's West Side know how to take over a Kia with a USB cable, but even more can handle construction equipment like excavators. Both skills take some know-how, but the paths they lead to are worlds apart. Some people might say that kids from tough neighborhoods turn to crime

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Jan 07 2025EDUCATION

What Kids Really Need to Learn Before School

Have you ever thought about what's truly important for kids to learn before they start school? It's not just about ABCs and 123s. Experts say that preschool education should focus on a few key skills that lay a solid foundation for learning and life. One crucial skill is communication. This isn't j

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Jan 07 2025EDUCATION

Exploring Identity and Language in Antalya: The Case of Cretan Immigrants

In today's interconnected world, cultures mix and blend more than ever. This diversity brings its own set of challenges. The United Nations has noted that understanding and protecting these cultural differences can foster harmony and tolerance. This study dives into the identity, language, and commu

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Jan 07 2025SCIENCE

Bacteria Turn CO2 into Methane: A New Way Forward

Did you know that bacteria can turn carbon dioxide into a useful gas called methane? Scientists have found a way to make E. coli, a common and easy-to-grow bacterium, produce methane. They added special genes from another type of bacteria, Rhodopseudomonas palustris, to E. coli. These genes gave E.

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Jan 06 2025POLITICS

The Story Behind Trump's Return to Power

Four years after the tragic Capitol attack, the U. S. Congress is set to certify Donald Trump's presidential win, with tight security measures in place. While no major disruptions are expected this year, uncertainty lingers. Trump, who denies losing the last election, will soon be president again, r

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Jan 06 2025POLITICS

Kamala Harris to Oversee Trump's Victory in Electoral Count

On January 6, Vice President Kamala Harris will face a tough job. She'll preside over the counting of the Electoral College votes that show Donald Trump as the winner, even though she was on the losing side. This task, required by the Constitution, has been done by many vice presidents before. It's

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Jan 06 2025SCIENCE

Personality and Job Interests: A Deeper Look

Ever wondered how your personality might influence your choice of job? A study set out to examine this by looking at connections between job interests and personality traits beyond the typical "Big Five" model. The research involved 653 adults, with an average age of around 40 years. They filled ou

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Jan 06 2025BUSINESS

Why CEOs in Pharma Need a Crash Course in R&D Speak

Ever wondered why pharmaceutical CEOs might need extra education? Well, it's not just about business and finance anymore. These top bosses often struggle with understanding the complex world of research and development (R&D). Unlike their staff, who spend years learning the ropes, CEOs may not grasp

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Jan 06 2025HEALTH

What Older Adults Really Want in Robot Helpers

Imagine having a robot to help around the house. Would you prefer one that manages your home, like a personal assistant? Or one that keeps an eye on your health, like a smart doctor? Older adults recently shared their thoughts on this. Researchers gathered 30 different tasks robots could help with a

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Jan 06 2025HEALTH

Medical Students' Take on COVID-19 Vaccines: A Fresh Perspective

When it comes to COVID-19 vaccines, not all medical students think alike. Their views can be shaped by various factors, including where they come from and their backgrounds. This study dives into how these differences play out, focusing on how medical schools teach students about vaccines. First, l

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