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School officials admit they are queasy about a practice that appears to value one discipline over another.

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Navajos and Environmentalists Split on Power Plant - New York Times

The struggle over a proposal for a huge coal-fired power plant on a Navajo reservation is a homegrown version of the global debate on climate change.

With Tools on Web, Amateurs Reshape Mapmaking - New York Times

New tools are allowing people with minimal skills to do what only professional mapmakers were able to do before.

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CBS, the august home of the Masters and March Madness, will become the first broadcast network in the United States to cover a video game tournament as a sporting event.

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The opening of innovation to wider numbers of people obscures another trend: many of the most popular new products don’t allow for customization.

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The United States is developing a proposed $20 billion, 10-year arms sales package for Saudi Arabia, a senior administration official confirmed on Saturday.

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People can turn from casual house admirers to near-obsessives, or house stalkers, who may stop and stare longingly, snap photos, talk to neighbors and track property records.

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The number of West Nile virus cases in the United States is nearly four times what it was a year ago, meaning that an epidemic may be in store, researchers report.

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Beef jerky has earned a shred of respectability at the E. M. “Manny” Rosenthal Meat Science and Technology Center, at Texas A & M University.

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Two major airlines and four start-ups scramble for pieces of the all-business-class market.

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A host of new behavioral studies makes plain that the similarities between us and Rattus extend far beyond gross anatomy.

A Movable Beast: Asian Pythons Thrive in Florida - New York Times

Many imported plants and animals have become vexing problems for ecosystems.

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A small but influential number of celebrity architects are considering selling their archives as they continue to work.

Low-Key Recall of AIDS Drug Hits World’s Poor - New York Times

Roche Pharmaceuticals has come under fire over its recall of an AIDS drug heavily used in the developing world.

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A small but influential number of celebrity architects are considering selling their archives as they continue to work.

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Wireless carriers in the United States are spiritual descendants of dear Ma Bell: they view total control over customers as their inherited birthright.

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Gripping moments abound in “Arctic Tale,” a new film exploring the challenges facing polar bears and walruses at the top of the world.

Did McDonald’s Give In to Temptation? - New York Times

Four years after the fast-food chain began to reinvent itself, Supersize sodas are back, but this time they have a new name.

Dipping a Toe Into Marine Biology, at a Summer Camp - New York Times

About 50 camps now specialize in marine biology studies, according to the American Camp Association. That is an increase of about 25 percent since 1998.

Sudan - Darfur - Water - Scarcity of Natural Resources - Boston University - New York Times

A newly discovered lake under the barren soil of northern Sudan is as likely to be a source of conflict as a solution to the bloodshed.

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As President Bush and Congress debate a drawdown of U.S. forces in Iraq, past wars offer cautionary lessons on how not to withdraw from a prolonged conflict.

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Flush with wealth from Broadcom Corp.'s 1998 public stock offering, computer chip magnate Henry T. Nicholas III made a few additions to his equestrian estate in Laguna Hills: hidden doors and secret levers, an underground grotto, tunnels and a 2,000-square-foot sports bar he called "Nick's Cafe."

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Exxon Mobil says it is slowly removing contamination from a 1950 oil spill in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, but some say the efforts are a bare minimum.

Computer Checkers Program Is Invincible - New York Times

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