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Goodall on the Rose Parade wave, football and honoring the earth
As grand marshal of the 124th Tournament of Roses Parade, British primatologist Jane Goodall got the grandest possible tour of Colorado Boulevard on New Year’s Day. Best known for her decades-long studies of chimpanzee behavior in the wilds of...
Tags: Human Rights, Football, Politics, Sports, Arts and Culture
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Humanities have a place, even at Caltech
When Christina Kondos receives her bachelor's degree at Caltech's commencement Friday, she will represent a tiny and little-known minority at the prestigious science and engineering campus in Pasadena. Kondos is the only one in her graduating class of...
Tags: James Joyce, Literature, Science, Students, Engineering
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‘Man of Steel’ flew in just in time for Antje Traue
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesLike many performers at a crossroads, Antje Traue gave herself an ultimatum. If she wasn’t able to support herself through […]... -
Classic tale of wooden puppet comes to life
The Missoula Children's Theatre will take the audience on a musical journey of the classic children's fairy tale "Pinocchio" this weekend at the Ocala Civic Theatre in the Appleton Cultural Center, 4337 E. Silver Springs Blvd. "Pinocchio," written by...Tags: The New York Times, Hinduism, Pinocchio (movie), Arts and Culture, Libraries
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‘Man of Steel’ star Henry Cavill knows how Clark Kent feels
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesIt's a strain to be Superman, even for someone with as sizable shoulders as British actor Henry Cavill. The stress […]... -
Alexander Ovechkin wins Hart Trophy
Alexander Ovechkin has won his third Hart Trophy, given to the NHL's most valuable player. The Washington Capitals right wing beat out Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby and John Tavares of the New York Islanders for the award on Saturday night. Ovechkin also...
Tags: Stanley Cup Playoffs, Roger Federer, Alexander Ovechkin, New York Islanders, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
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Rowhani victory in Iran raises cautious hopes in region
BEIRUT -- The election of Hassan Rowhani as Iran’s new president has raised hopes of increased engagement with other nations and a new era of moderation in the Islamic Republic, according to commentaries across the region on Sunday. Rowhani, a...Tags: Israel, Saudi Arabia, Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Benjamin Netanyahu, Hasan Rowhani
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Christopher Guest shakes his 'Family Tree'
A powerful recurring motif in the varied works of Christopher Guest is the dummy. From early sketch comedy on "Saturday Night Live" through a series of mock documentaries, the looming figure is an essential part of the Guest aesthetic. It can be a...Tags: Culture, Arts and Culture, Tom Conti, World War I (1914-1918), Michael McKean
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Justin Rose wins U.S. Open for first major; Phil Mickelson is 2nd
Teeing off on the final hole at the U.S. Open, Justin Rose figured he needed par to seal a victory. The direction and trajectory of his shot looked good, but not until he walked up the fairway did Rose see that his ball had landed right beside a...Tags: Hunter Mahan, Physical Conditions, Rickie Fowler, Luke Donald, Sergio Garcia
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Congress, don't ban the bomb's national park
They pulled a bit of history out of the English Channel on Monday. Experts from the Royal Air Force Museum lifted a rare Dornier Do 17 bomber from the seafloor near Kent. The plane, shot down during the Battle of Britain in 1940, is believed to be the...
Tags: Travel, U.S. Congress, Emergency Incidents, Russia, Germany
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Each of hotel's rooms offers a European trip
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Westphalia was on fire, and yet the Queen of Bavaria barely stirred from her slumber. That wasn't her province, so why bother? Wedmore Place, a European-style country inn expatriated to Williamsburg, sparks your nationalist...
Tags: Germany, Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia), Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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Getting to know Neil Gaiman
AUSTIN, Texas — In Neil Gaiman's passport case, on a scrap of paper beside his green card, are two verses of an unfinished work called "Pirate Stew." "I assume it's for kids," Gaiman said. "But it's only two verses... and it just sits there, and...
Tags: Cambridge (Middlesex, Massachusetts), Doctor Who (tv program), BBC, Joe Wright, Literature
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