CornCam and Cedar Rapids Center Deal Highlight Iowa Internet and Sports
A Cedar Rapids column surveys CornCam the corn camera project in Iowa with 100000-plus visitors and plans for SoybeanCam while noting the Five Seasons Center renamed to U S Cellular Center for about 700000 over five years. It also touches on Internet culture and a psychiatry study linking heavy computer use to life impact.
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Scientists identify enzyme linked to Alzheimer's
Scientists pinpoint gamma secretase as presenilin 1, an enzyme linked to the brain deposits in Alzheimer's. Merck researchers and Harvard Medical School scientists present findings in Nature and Nature Cell Biology, noting confirmation is needed. Drug targeting this enzyme could offer new treatment paths despite ongoing uncertainties.
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Vatican approves tighter rules for theology teachers
The Vatican endorsed new regulations for theology teaching at 235 American Catholic colleges and universities. The rules require a mandate from the local bishop for university theologians and urge Catholic fidelity by presidents trustees and faculty. Critics say the measures threaten academic freedom and school prestige amid funding concerns.
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Franks tackles money issue in New Jersey Senate race
In Trenton Republican Bob Franks framed the race around spending as he challenged Jon Corzine after Corzine shattered a U S Senate fundraising record with 33 million in the Democratic primary. Corzine led Florio 58 42 as Franks edged William Gormley 35 34 in a four man GOP field. Corzine already set a national spending mark, surpassing Michael Huffington 30 million in 1994. In Montana, Mark O Keefe and Judy Martz won key nominations to succeed Gov. Racicot, while Brian Schweitzer emerged to face Senator Burns.
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The Gazette Advocates Soybean Ink and Recycling
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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