Nebraska coach Tom Osborne to retire after Orange Bowl
Nebraska head football coach Tom Osborne announced his retirement plans just 24 hours after denying rumors he would step down. He will coach one final game, the Orange Bowl against Tennessee, before leaving the program. The move ends Osborne's long tenure at the helm of one of college football's most powerful programs.
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KU faculty weigh who owns university creations
Kansas Union gathered more than 50 faculty members administrators and students to discuss intellectual property rights. Marilyn Stokstad the longtime KU art history professor noted royalties from sales of Art History benefit a KU endowment fund and emphasized using no university resources. The debate centers on ownership of textbooks artworks software and other innovations created by university affiliates across Kansas and beyond.
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Global warming pact reached after long Kyoto talks
Nations approved a landmark Kyoto Protocol to cut greenhouse emissions by 5 percent from 1990 levels, with the EU at 8, US at 7, and Japan at 6 percent between 2008 and 2012. The accord faces Senate hurdles in Washington where critics call it flawed. delegates vow further cuts after 2012.
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Mothers' slapping trials spark debate in Michigan
Brighton, Michigan. Erica Miller recalls being slapped by her mother at age 13 and says the memory still stings but supported by a belief that tough discipline can be necessary. Her comments come as two Michigan mothers face arrest for slapping their children, fueling a broader debate on discipline.
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Drug calm for Alzheimer's aggression offers promise
Washington AP reports a study of 625 patients in 40 U.S. nursing homes and hospitals finds low doses of the schizophrenia medicine-tisperidone reduces aggression and delusions in about one third of dementia patients without typical side effects. Lead researcher Dr. Ira Katz of the University of Pennsylvania notes safer use could expand treatment. Janssen Pharmaceutica plans FDA filing next month.
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Science takes steps toward teleporting light replicas
Scientists in Austria reported destroying bits of light and recreating perfect copies about three feet away by transferring information about photons. The process, which Einstein once called spooky, hinges on photons taking on the original characteristic when read by other photons, effectively teleporting light.
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