Amanda Knox: 'Railroad Job From Hell'?
Amanda Knox , the 20-year-old University of Washington student who's been held by Italian police since November as a suspect in her British roommate's murder, is the victim of a “railroad job from...
View ArticleCongratulations! ...Possibly
Most people will never get a full football scholarship offer from a big-name university. But those masses need not wonder what such letters look like: high school quarterback Tate Forcier has posted...
View ArticleThis View Zaps Stress, Naturally
For stress relief, there is no substitute for views of nature, the Seattle Times reports. A University of Washington study found that students who faced a stressful task returned to a normal heart rate...
View ArticlePolar Meltdown Threatened This Summer
The North Pole may become free of ice this summer for the first time in human history. Thick Arctic sea ice that normally covers the polar region has been replaced by ice that formed only in the last...
View ArticleCrows Recognize Human Faces: Study
If you ever offend a crow, don’t expect it to forgive and forget. University of Washington researchers found that the birds recognize human faces long after an encounter, the New York Times reports....
View Article'Foxy Knoxy' Faces Old Flame
Amanda Knox saw her one-time boyfriend in an Italian court today for the first time since they were arrested on suspicion of killing her British roommate, reports the Telegraph . The pair can’t write...
View ArticleColumn Deriding Gay Marriage Riles Campus
An opinion column denouncing gay marriage—and illustrated with an image of a man adjacent to a sheep—has many University of Washington students beside themselves and demanding sensitivity training for...
View ArticleBiased? Harvard Wants to Know
Do you have a subconscious love of gays—or hatred of white people? There's an app for that. Actually, it's a website that's part of a study by Harvard, the University of Virginia, and the University of...
View ArticleChen: China Going 'Crazy With Reprisals' on My Family
While Chen Guangcheng lies in a Beijing hospital, authorities in his home province have gone "crazy with reprisals" for his escape from house arrest last month, he tells Reuters . He says two relatives...
View ArticleCalifornia Blue Whales Show Big Rebound
After decades of deadly whaling, the California blue whale population has come back with a vengeance. A study in the Marine Mammal Science journal says that the once-endangered mammal, which can be...
View ArticleHere's Where You'll Find the Most Binge Drinking in US
Even though the percentage of people who drink alcohol doesn't seem to be going up, binge drinking is, and the lead author of a recent study on the subject has uncovered two facts he finds "alarming":...
View ArticleCops: College Student Takes LSD, Then Beats His Girlfriend to Death
A 21-year-old college student in Seattle allegedly killed his girlfriend after getting high on LSD over the weekend, the Seattle Times reports. According to the Tri-City Herald , police say the...
View ArticleThese Gloves Turn Sign Language Into Speech
Some half a million people use American Sign Language to communicate. Now, communicating with others who don't know ASL could be as easy as donning a pair of gloves. Navid Azodi and Thomas Pryor,...
View ArticleMarching Band Delivers Big Game's Most Touching Moment
The Washington State University Cougars faced off Friday against the University of Washington's Huskies during their annual Apple Cup football matchup, but it was the Cougars' marching band that ended...
View Article'Foxy Knoxy' Faces Old Flame
Amanda Knox saw her one-time boyfriend in an Italian court today for the first time since they were arrested on suspicion of killing her British roommate, reports the Telegraph . The pair can’t write...
View ArticleColumn Deriding Gay Marriage Riles Campus
An opinion column denouncing gay marriage—and illustrated with an image of a man adjacent to a sheep—has many University of Washington students beside themselves and demanding sensitivity training for...
View ArticleBiased? Harvard Wants to Know
Do you have a subconscious love of gays—or hatred of white people? There's an app for that. Actually, it's a website that's part of a study by Harvard, the University of Virginia, and the University of...
View ArticleChen: China Going 'Crazy With Reprisals' on My Family
While Chen Guangcheng lies in a Beijing hospital, authorities in his home province have gone "crazy with reprisals" for his escape from house arrest last month, he tells Reuters . He says two relatives...
View ArticleCalifornia Blue Whales Show Big Rebound
After decades of deadly whaling, the California blue whale population has come back with a vengeance. A study in the Marine Mammal Science journal says that the once-endangered mammal, which can be...
View ArticleHere's Where You'll Find the Most Binge Drinking in US
Even though the percentage of people who drink alcohol doesn't seem to be going up, binge drinking is, and the lead author of a recent study on the subject has uncovered two facts he finds "alarming":...
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