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Oakland: Robbery Capital of the U.S.

05/08/2013by carylsue 1 Comment

GEOGRAPHY Oakland: Robbery Capital of the U.S. Oakland, California, endures more robberies than other American cities. However, law-enforcement experts discourage reliance on such crime statistics. Why? Discussion Ideas: Oakland, California, […]

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This amazing graphic shows the linguistic evolution of 200 common words, or cognates, across languages.
Graphic by Oliver Uberti, National Geographic

Linguists Identify 15,000-Year-Old Words

05/07/2013by carylsue 1 Comment

SCIENCE Linguists Identify 15,000-Year-Old Words Researchers have come up with a list of about two dozen words that have survived, fundamentally unchanged, for 150 centuries throughout Europe and Asia. Discussion […]

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Sand tiger sharks are a vulnerable species that inhabit coastal zones on every continent except Antarctica. Despite their fearsome appearance, sand tiger sharks rarely attack people.
Photograph by Brian J. Skerry, National Geographic

Shark Attack!

05/06/2013by carylsue Leave a comment

ENVIRONMENT Shark Attack! People kill about 100 million sharks every year. (Actually, that number may be closer to 63 million. That’s right, 63 million.) Sharks kill about 12 people every […]

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Saudi Arabia Launches Campaign Against Domestic Violence

05/03/2013by carylsue 1 Comment

WORLD Saudi Arabia Launches Powerful Campaign Against Domestic Violence Saudi Arabia, a country not exactly known for progressive attitudes toward women, has launched its first major campaign against domestic violence—its […]

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