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  Translator Mixes Indigenous Languages into South African English Version of Homer
  Topic by Nora G Hertel

  When Richard Whitaker decided to translate The Iliad into colloquial South African English—enriched with words borrowed from languages native to the region—he had good intentions. Aislinn Laing, a correspondent for Britain's Telegraph publications, quoted Whitaker saying, "It's important...

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  The Other Mathematics: Language, Logic, and Probability in the Footsteps of Boole and Venn
  Article by Leo Depuydt

  The focus will be on the structure of language and human thought and a sufficient level of Boolean algebra.

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  Texting Ignites Movie Theater Controversy
  Topic by Derrick Bang

  You hover at the edge of the seat, wondering what’s about to happen to the blonde bimbo in Cabin in the Woods , who foolishly wandered outside in the middle of the night, hoping for some quality naked time with her boyfriend. The surrounding trees and shrubbery are dark and gloomy, the...

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  What is the Relationship Between ethical and Legislative Policies regarding the Media and Innovation?
  Topic by William W Bauser

  This topic is designed to focus upon the public sectors innovation and ethical policies of the service providers such as hospitals, schools, police department agencies and the policy decision making actions of policymakers which include legislations, civil servants, municipalities and...

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  Raleigh, NC "Oh Sheetz!" Z-4-13 New Hope Road, Zoning 102
  Article by Lillian L Thompson

  Farm land becomes waste land! Homes go up for sale! Families move! Traffic increases! Open 24/7 lights flood bedrooms...

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  The Rise of Tick-Borne Illnesses and Misdiagnosed Cases
  Topic by Erin Luhmann

  After 8 years of testing and nervous system ailments, Jennifer Crystal was diagnosed with Lyme disease. She now had a name for her condition, but was up against a challenging path to recovery. “I was left bedridden, hooked up to an IV, for two years. The co-infections of babesia,...

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  Netherlands Cracks Down on Cannabis Coffeeshops
  Topic by Ed Murrieta

  Foreigners visiting three southern provinces of the Netherlands are now prohibited from partaking in one of the nation's most famous tourist attractions: purchasing and smoking marijuana and hashish in coffeeshops. Since the early 1970s, soft drugs such as marijuana and hashish have been...

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  Earthquake Preparedness in California and Japan
  Topic by Harvey K Black

  They are separated by the world’s largest ocean, but California and Japan have something in common. They both have been the scenes of major earthquakes, and concern about those potentially devastating events has led to a heightened awareness of the power of earthquakes and vigorous efforts to...

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  Indoor Tanning: an Issue of Addiction?
  Topic by Erin Luhmann

  With salon names like Half-Baked Tanning, Electric Tan, Sun UR BUNZ, T-N-T Tanning and Sizzle, the tanning industry has been ripe for parody long before Kristen Wiig played the New Jersey tanning mom, Patricia Krentci, on SNL. While Krentci’s sun-logged complexion and alleged tanning abuses...

• White Birth Rate Will Change America
  Topic by Nora G Hertel
• The Third Party Problem
  Topic by Carrie Kirby
• The Global Luxury Market: Should It Be a Degree?
  Topic by Marta Segal Block
• Public or Private, Shelters are Necessary for Tornado Season
  Topic by Nora G Hertel
• Feeding Poison: Fairy Tales and Disney
  Topic by Tracy Williams
• Goth Girl
  Article by Randy L Cima