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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 2004

Page

8

Lunch table drama ends in broken circle among friends

A eighth grade lunch table splits as two girls move away after a vote to reshuffle seating. Emma and Fran fight, four stay at the regular table, four move to a picnic area, and one student urges the group to reunite while offering support and reflection.

Abby Allie Betty Carol Diane Emma Fran Gail Hannah Ivy Y’all Florida Diplomatic Corps Stan

Unemployed Viktor leaves labor pool amid weak job market

Gunther Viktor, a 64 year old Phoenix programmer laid off in December 2001, stopped seeking work after months of searching. The labor participation rate fell to 65.9 percent, the lowest in 16 years, with unemployment at 5.6 percent in February and longer average job searches.

Washington Gunther Viktor Phoenix Viktor Arizona U.S Labor Department Sung Won Sohn Wells Fargo Mark Zandi Economy.com

Ancient fossil reveals first push up capable land transition animal

A 365 million year old Pennsylvania arm bone from an early creature shows the first push up ability aiding its move from sea to land. Paleontologist Neil Shubin notes the two foot long species bridges fish and amphibian evolution, signaling vertebrates poised for terrestrial invasion.

Washington Pennsylvania Neil Shubin Shubin University of Chicago

Fossil suggests water first stage of limb evolution

Shubin notes early tetrapods lived in water and could breathe with gills and lungs. The fossil shows a prominent pectoral muscle crest indicating push up strength, and a hinge-like shoulder relation limiting motion, a step before the ball and socket in humans.

Shubin

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