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Jan 08 2025SPORTS

Golf's New League: Lights, Camera, Action?

You might be wondering who even asked for another golf league. The truth is, no one really did. But here we are, with a new virtual golf competition hitting our screens. This isn't your typical golf event—it's more like a video game come to life. The league, called TGL, is using top golfers and fanc

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Jan 08 2025EDUCATION

New Board Members Sworn In At Hillsborough Meeting

On Monday evening, Hillsborough Township held its annual Board of Education reorganization meeting. Three school board members were sworn in. Allison Laning-Beder, Elaine Jackson, and Jane Staats, who were all re-elected in last November's election, stood together to take the oath of office. Despite

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Jan 08 2025HEALTH

Top Teeth Troubles: How Ethnicity Plays a Role in Preschool Cavities

Have you ever wondered why some children get cavities more often than others? In the sunny region of Southeastern Spain, researchers looked into how different backgrounds might affect teeth issues in preschool kids. They focused on children aged 3 to 5 who might face social exclusion. The goal? To f

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Jan 08 2025SPORTS

Young Snappers Capture High School Action

As the new year begins, high school photojournalists in Massachusetts are diving into their craft, capturing the excitement of sports and school events. Over 20 students have shared their work in this week's photo gallery, showcasing various sports like basketball, hockey, and swimming, as well as c

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Jan 08 2025TECHNOLOGY

Intel's Arc GPUs: Here to Stay and Play

You've probably heard whispers that Intel's graphics processors (GPUs) are on their way out. But hold on, because Intel's team has a different story to tell. Their new Arc GPUs, especially the Arc B580, are flying off the shelves. So much so that they can't keep up with demand. Plus, there's a new A

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Jan 08 2025SCIENCE

Sci-Hub: A Mixed Blessing for Free Research Access

You know what happens when you mix science, money, and the internet? You get Sci-Hub, a site that shares research papers for free. Sounds great, right? Well, it's not all sunshine and roses. Most scientific papers are locked behind paywalls, which can be a real bummer for researchers who don't have

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Jan 08 2025HEALTH

This: Pinpointing Brain Waves in Italy

Stereo-EEG—it's not just about diagnosing, it's a whole process. It combines lots of different data, like how the brain looks, behaves, and even the genes it's made up of. Doctors use this method to guess where the brain's seizures are coming from and then implant electrodes to monitor and stimulate

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Jan 08 2025EDUCATION

School Board Set to Vote on Major Improvement Projects

In Charleston County, the school district's finance committee recently met and backed a plan to revamp several schools. The committee voted to reallocate $14. 6 million from leftover funds of a one-cent sales tax program. This amount, part of a total $37. 4 million, will be used for five major proje

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Jan 08 2025HEALTH

Blood Tests: A New Hope Against Alzheimer's

Alzheimer's disease is a tricky condition to spot early. The usual methods involve spinal fluid tests and brain scans, but they have their downsides. Lately, scientists are buzzing about a new idea: checking blood plasma. This could make early screening a lot easier. Advanced tools that scan protein

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Jan 08 2025SPORTS

Racing Legends Tackle Dirt Tracks: Kyle Busch's Unexpected Move

Kyle Busch, a legendary NASCAR driver, had a rough season in 2024 with no wins and a disappointing 20th place. So, he decided to switch things up and try something new: dirt racing. Fans were stunned when he entered the 2025 Tulsa Shootout, known for its micro-midget races. Busch's performance was i

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