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STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER SHS is history ... at SDSU, that is
Republicans have wanted to hear for years that Stephanie Herseth Sandlin was history. Monday night, she gave them their wish. Sorta. Herseth Sandlin gave a Harding Lecture at SDSU Monday night and b...
Posted on 4/12/11 at 12:15 PM
STAFF BLOG ALL ABOUT FOOD Weekend Baking: Bittersweet Brownies with Orange Creme Frosting
I wasn't planning to use creamy, sweet and tart Orange Creme to frost brownies. With a small bowl of the creme remaining after a couple of practice runs making Cherries Jubilee to prepare for the dinn...
Posted on 3/4/11 at 7:54 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #20 - From Scottish chemists to Minnesota politicians
Welcome back to our weekly look at areavoices blogs you might want to review. Three have been around for awhile. Two are brand spankin' new. Enjoy! The Corner Bar - http://cornerbar.areavoices.com- "A...
Posted on 2/23/11 at 12:28 PM
Mitchell native honored for contributions to science
Dr. Tom Riggert has traveled a bit. From the wetlands in Africa to the rugged mountains of Scotland to the frozen ice and snow in Antarctica, his work as a scientist has taken him all over the world.
By Candy DenOuden , October 14, 2012
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SpaceX Dragon capsule launched to space station
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — A commercial cargo ship rocketed into orbit Sunday in pursuit of the International Space Station, the first of a dozen supply runs under a mega-contract with NASA.
By Marcia Dunn , October 09, 2012
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Scientists in Lead make plans despite funding woes
LEAD — Concerns about federal funding for basic research are very real among the scientific community, but scientists continue to make plans for a future at the Sanford Lab.
By WENDY PITLICK , October 08, 2012
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After leaving Earth in ’77, Voyager headed for stars
The workhorse spacecraft will bid adieu to the solar system and enter a new realm of space — the first time a man-made object will have escaped to the other side.
By Alicia Chang , September 05, 2012
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Study showing how dry-lot beef operations can help producers
CARRINGTON, N.D. — Cow-calf production is most often done on pastures, but an ongoing study at the North Dakota State University Research Extension Center in Carrington is proving that it also can be done in a dry lot.
By Mikkel Pates , August 24, 2012
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Photos illustrate Mars rover's precise landing
PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — The robotic explorer Curiosity's daring plunge through the pink skies of Mars was more than perfect. It landed with spectacular style, said a NASA scientist, describing the first images of its mechanical gymnastics.
By Alicia Chang , August 06, 2012
Hutterite gene: SD researchers study lethal syndrome affecting infants
Bowen-Conradi syndrome is an inherited genetic disease that causes birth defects and often results in death within the first few months of an infant’s life.
By Frannie Sprouls , July 27, 2012
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