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Our first test of the class. Let’s just say it was slightly harder than the quiz, with the definition of “harder” being it took more time because there were more questions. We had an hour to finish the test-I was done in 12 minutes. Eight

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As scientists discover more and more things that cause cancer (like lotion, for instance), at least efforts and progress is constantly being made to fight cancer. Researchers have identified an "odor profile" for skin cancer, and a simple, non-invasive test could be developed to diagnosed the most common f

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'Fess up. Have you ever cheated on an exam?

Of course! Who hasn't?

Hell, no. That's wrong. And getting caught just isn't worth it.

Watch for more cops at the scheduled sobriety checkpoints, especially south of town near Jeff City - they're upping vigilance as more and more Christmas (sweater) parties commence.

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Unless you have been living under a rock, and haven't checked your mail or seen the fliers around, today was the campus wide SendWordNow test. This means, if you haven't found out already, that all information you put into the SendWordNow program will be sent sample messages that read:

"This is a test of the Tu

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Leaving a Chem 001 exam comparable to the one you took in 11th grade science class...

Dude 1: Oh, ****, Potassium is K, not P!
Dude 2: I totally got that one wrong.
Dude 1: What was with that placebo question?
Dude 2: Placeboes don't do anything, remember? I think the answer was B.
Dude 1: Fuuuuuck.

Ever get embarrassed that you go to a state school?

In honor of all those econ majors at Princeton and all those incoming freshmen already planning their 401(k)'s, the New York Times is reporting on a study showing that this year's high school seniors performed better on the first national economics test than they did on more demandi... MORE » Link: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/08/education/08cnd-...