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Molecular Nutrition: Approaching A Primal Diet

By Johnny Adkins, M.D. After President Kennedy’s announcement of the Apollo Project, I wanted to be an astronaut and the first one on the moon. As time passed and my

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MEMPHIS: The Inspiration For The Story

Staff Report Memphis disc jockey, the late Dewey Phillips — also known as “Daddy-O-Dewey” is thought by many musical historians to be the person most responsible for integrating American radio

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Dark Secrets of American History From Voice Of Girl

Staff Report Dark Secrets” is the first in a series of historical fiction novels, based on the life of Ollie McNew. In early childhood, a grandmother influenced Ollie’s belief in

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Vroom With A View

By Amy Alkon I’m a 34-year-old woman, dating a 27-year-old guy for three months. We have a great time together, but he’s balking at making an official commitment, meaning he

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Making Ripples

By Amanda Bancroft Perhaps the best way to help the environment is to stop pooping in drinkable water — to be blunt. Seventy percent of our planet is water, 3

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The Booze, The Bad, And The Young

By Claire Ala Alcohol is a temptation, especially in a college town. Underage drinking is becoming a bigger problem in Fayetteville, according to the Fayetteville Police Department. As the university’s

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The Implosion Of A Party

“Because in Cathrynn’s head there’s no better way to punish a rapist than to make his victim carry his baby to full term. That’ll teach him, won’t it?” By Rachel

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Insiders’ Solution to Stop Corporate Control

“The American Anti-Corruption Act has been researched, developed and proposed by professionals who happen to have a first-hand look at the corruption our political system is facing.” By Terrah Baker

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American Aquarium Takes Country Scene, Outlaw Style

I’ll take American Aquarium’s blend of Americana/Outlaw/Alt-Country/Roots Rock…

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High Strangeness

By Robert Laurence In 1963, in Kansas City at the age of 14, Geoffrey Oelsner knows — “senses” would be the wrong word — without being told that his grandmother