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Christie Proposing Longer School Day Amid Scandal
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will propose extending the public school calendar and lengthening the school day in a speech he hopes will help him rebound from an apparent political payback scheme.
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Offshore 'Click Farms' Inflate Social Media Numbers
You've probably heard there's an industry devoted to inflating social media accounts. But you might not know about "click farms," where workers tap away for as little as a half cent per click.
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Hope Chests Still Pose A Danger, Despite Recall
After the deaths of two children who accidentally locked themselves in a hope chest while playing on Sunday, host Robin Young says she broke the lock off her grandmother's hope chest.
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Craft Distillers Fuel American Whiskey Renaissance
American whiskey production used to be dominated by a handful of companies, but in recent years, craft distillers have come into the market, bringing with them an openness to innovation.
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Can Caffeine Help Memory?
A new study in the journal Nature Neuroscience found that study participants who ingested caffeine before looking at a series of images were more likely to identify those images the next day.
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Sometimes, Death Is Only The Beginning. Will You Continue?
The game Continue?9876543210 explores what happens in the final moments in a video game character's life and their ultimate deletion from the system that spawned them.
The 'Ode To Joy' As A Call To Action
Melissa Block talks with Kerry Candaele, director of the documentary Following the Ninth. The film explores how Beethoven's Ninth Symphony continues to "offer hope in an unhappy world."
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Why The Race Of The New Football Coach At University Of Texas Matters
Charlie Strong will be the first black head coach of any men's sport at the university. Despite having led an impressive career since 1986, he hasn't been a popular hire with some of Texas' billionaire boosters. But others testify to Strong's abilities and professionalism.
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Love And Struggle In The Shadow Of The Third Reich
The unsparing German drama Generation War follows a group of childhood friends as they fight in battle, care for the sick, strive for fame, and try to survive during World War II. (Recommended)
Maple Syrup Goes To Dinner — And Drinks
The breakfast staple makes a move to the grown-ups' table, punching up a pork roast and veggies, pecan pie and a cocktail.
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