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  • Headphones Can Be Risky

    Headphones Can Be Risky

    Personal listening devices like iPods have become increasingly popular among young — and not-so-young — people in recent years. But music played through headphones too loud or too long might pose a significant risk to hearing, according to a 24-year study of adolescent girls. The study, which appears online in the Journal of Adolescent Health, involved [...]

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  • Book Explores Two-Spirit Literature

    Book Explores Two-Spirit Literature

    Western culture’s grappling with homosexuality and alternate genders isn’t strictly limited to the United States, but is also prevalent in many Native American and native Alaskan groups — or native nations. That issue is the focus of work by one Kansas State University researcher. Lisa Tatonetti, associate professor of English and American ethnic studies, received [...]

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  • The Four Best Exercises

    The Four Best Exercises

    Exercise trends are called trends for a reason. They last about as long as a head of lettuce and offer about as many benefits. But some have been around since the birth of weight lifting, and that’s because they work. But which are the best of the best, and how can you maximize them? Push-ups [...]

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  • Web Access Improves Chances at Relationships

    Web Access Improves Chances at Relationships

    Adults who have Internet access at home are much more likely to be in romantic relationships than adults without Internet access, according to research to be presented at the 105th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. “Although prior research on the social impacts of Internet use has been rather ambiguous about the social cost [...]

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  • Vesuvian Graffiti

    Vesuvian Graffiti

    On August 24, 79 AD Mount Vesuvius buried Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiea under cinders and ashes, preserving the ruins with magnificent completeness – down to the fresh colors of the wall paintings.  Much of what we know about ancient Romans has been learned from excavating the ruins of Pompeii Among the treasures preserved are aspects [...]

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    1960s international sex symbol Stamp is a transgendered marvel as the mature, demure but tough transsexual Bernadette who teams up with two transvestites on a cross-country trip through Australia's Outback in this fun cross-dressing musical comedy. Muscular Felicia (Pearce), sad-sack Mitzi (Weaving) and the wisecracking Bernadette leave the safe confines of Sydney in a ramshackle tour bus (named Priscilla) to travel nearly a thousand miles away to play a four-week casino engagement. Along the way, the fabulously attired threesome encounter more than their fair share of problems but through it all keep their spirits high, their feathers and sequins unruffled and their gravity-defying wigs straight (so to speak). There are moments of seriousness when homophobia, potentially violent culture clashes and regret of roads not taken confront them, but they readily conquer all in this buoyant and infectiously good-natured tale.
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