Different approaches to religion split lovers in DEAR ABBY
In a heartfelt letter a Texas woman falls in love with a deeply religious man. He wants their children raised in a Christian home, while she would allow them to choose later. The adviser says the religious difference is a deal breaker and urges letting him go.
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Abby
Texas
Sally
Trent
Custom pencil grip aids Colorado Springs student writing
Natalie, a fourth grader at French Elementary in Security Widefield, gains better writing with a plastic purple pencil grip. Occupational therapist Jamie Hunsicker and teacher Esch led a class project using modeling clay and a 3-D printer to prototype grips, testing designs until a final product emerged for Natalie to use in school.
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Colorado Springs
Natalie
Jaimie Hunsicker
Widefield School District 3
Hunsicker
Michelle Castillo
Security
Widefield
Esch
Tos i
Natalie Quintana
French Elementary
Curtis Esch
Janiteil
Krista Burton
Quintana
Citizen science expands as amateurs aid research worldwide
Amateurs and enthusiasts increasingly contribute to scientific research as grant funds shrink. Platforms like Zooniverse and Galaxy Zoo enable real data collection and pattern recognition, with volunteers ranging from retirees to teachers. Citizens gather data on streams, insects, and galaxies, accelerating findings and outreach.
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Chicago
Chris Parson
Park Ridge
Simors River Watch
RiverWatch
von Konrat
Reddit
Zooniverse
Trouille
Trouilie
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