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How to Fact-Check A Step-by-Step Algorithm for Student Journalists
Master the art of fact-checking with this comprehensive step-by-step guide for student journalists. Learn proven techniques like SIFT method, lateral reading, and verification tools to separate truth from misinformation.
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Become a Vegetarian for a Week
Guide to trying vegetarianism for a week, including money-saving tips, meal suggestions for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and potential health benefits.
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Calorie Counting a Requirement in the Health Care Bill
Analysis of the Health Care Bill requirement for restaurants to display calorie counts, examining practical challenges and implementation concerns.
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Historical Cycle Route in the North American Underground Railroad
Explore the 3,310 km Underground Railroad cycling route from Alabama to Ontario, honoring the historical journey of slaves seeking freedom.
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Elder care and Transportation
Personal account of challenges and solutions for transporting elderly individuals with mobility issues, including various transportation options and their limitations.
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New Treatments for Sinusitis
Comprehensive overview of sinusitis treatments, from basic home remedies to advanced surgical techniques using CT scans, GPS mapping, and balloon procedures.
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Using Environmentally Friendly Shipping Supplies
Practical guide on selecting and using eco-friendly shipping supplies, including padding materials, containers, and labels for sustainable packaging.
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China Food Health Scare Forces Trump to Take Action
Report on President Trump's establishment of the Import Safety Working Group in response to Chinese food and medicine safety concerns, including FDA oversight issues.
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Basics of Telemedicine
Overview of telemedicine technology, its benefits for patients and healthcare providers, and career opportunities in health information management.
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Are PCB's in My Home?
Comprehensive guide on identifying and understanding PCB (polychlorinated biphenyls) contamination risks in homes, including health effects and remediation steps.
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Budgeting Your Money for a New Baby
Comprehensive guide on financial planning for new parents, covering essential baby expenses, budgeting strategies, and long-term financial considerations.
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Creatine: Its Effects, Side Effects and Uses in Sport
Comprehensive overview of creatine as a performance-enhancing supplement, its natural sources, benefits for athletes, and potential side effects.
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Are 100% Krill Oil Supplements Good for You?
Analysis of krill oil supplements, their benefits, omega-3 content compared to fish oil, and their anti-inflammatory properties for joint health and brain function.
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Which Sleep Position is the Best?
Analysis of different sleep positions and their impact on health, comfort, and sleep quality, with recommendations for optimal sleeping posture.
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Amazing Benefits of Kiwi Fruit
Comprehensive guide on the nutritional benefits of kiwi fruit, including its high vitamin C content, weight loss properties, and digestive health advantages.
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What Are the Risks of Snoring?
Recent studies reveal that snoring poses serious health risks beyond disturbing sleep partners, including increased risk of heart disease, sleep apnea, and other cardiovascular complications.
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How to Sleep Better
Comprehensive guide on improving sleep quality through dietary changes, environmental adjustments, and healthy sleep habits.
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Buckwheat Honey, Nature's Black Gold
An exploration of buckwheat honey, its unique properties, distinctive taste, and various health benefits including its effectiveness as a natural cough remedy.
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No Sleep Makes Us Stupid: The Study That Confirms It
A scientific study reveals how sleep deprivation impairs brain cell function, causing cognitive lapses similar to the effects of alcohol consumption.
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ADHD and Fish Oil Studies - It Can Be Cured!
An article exploring the connection between ADHD and fish oil studies, highlighting how omega-3 fatty acids may provide a natural treatment approach for attention deficit disorders.
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Six Things You Do Not Know About Multiple Sclerosis, Cornered but Not Beaten
Comprehensive overview of multiple sclerosis research presented at Paris medical congress, covering six key insights about the disease including fatigue, cognitive effects, treatment options, and quality of life impacts.
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Bisphenol A (BPA): The Facts So Far
An informative article examining the controversy surrounding Bisphenol A (BPA) in consumer products, discussing health concerns, regulatory responses, and alternative materials.
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Retiring Sen. Scalze still pushing for Rice St. Bridge project
Retiring Senator Bev Scalze continues advocating for Rice Street Bridge replacement in Little Canada, highlighting her legislative accomplishments and ongoing infrastructure priorities.
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A celebration of local fashion
Coverage of Minnesota Fashion Week highlighting local designers, collaborative photoshoots, and growing community interest in Twin Cities fashion scene.
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Rep. Bernardy working on environment, education
A profile of Minnesota Representative Connie Bernardy, highlighting her work on environmental protection, education funding, and community advocacy throughout her legislative career.
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New bill could require ignition interlocks for all DWI offenders
A news article covering proposed legislation in Minnesota that would require ignition interlock systems for all first-time DWI offenders, supported by MADD and victim advocacy groups.
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Pioneering paddlers
A documentary film review about "Women Outward Bound," showcasing the story of 24 women who became the first to participate in a Minnesota Outward Bound program in 1965, breaking gender barriers in outdoor education.
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Local organizations oppose reopening of Appleton prison
A news article covering local organizations opposing the reopening of Appleton prison in Minnesota, highlighting concerns about racial incarceration disparities and criminal justice reform.
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Health concerns follow report of poor air quality in North Minneapolis
A news article reporting on poor air quality in North Minneapolis, with concerns about lead particles and heavy metals detected by air monitors near industrial areas.
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Youth take the stage to fight stereotypes about homelessness
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Improved crime alert system set for U
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ALL SORTS SHOWED UP SATURDAY FOR MARCH4BERNIE
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Presidential hopeful Sanders draws thousands to St. Paul rally
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Frat chef in 20th year of feeding the guys
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From Burma to the Twin Cities: A Trip of Destiny
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U-TC Western Equestrian Team Aiming for Regional Title
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Elementary instructor takes new approach to teaching kids music
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Natalie Lovejoy: “Music is my form of expression’
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U Student Body VP Abeer Syedah chooses authenticity over authority
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Author turns hardship into motivation
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Dancer Mighty Wealthy making mighty contributions to community
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CFANS student board grows and eyes St. Paul building upgrades
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Cultural Bazaar Showcases U’s Many Ethnic Student Groups
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She travels the world to teach her students about climate challenges
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Ending for China’s One-Child Policy: U students, faculty weigh in
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U Recognizes Innovative Local Government Achievements
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Rising tuition debt sparks U “Million Student March” rally
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No end in sight for debate on smartphone effects on society
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Video: Youth circus teaches discipline, upside-downs of life
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Video: Going for the green at Mini Golf “Masters”