Survey finds women more honest than men in theft
A Chicago Tribune summary notes a Personnel Security Corporation survey showing women more honest than men in theft and shoplifting. The study, conducted by the Oak Brook firm, implies gender differences in honesty across theft-related behaviors.
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Armadillos invade U.S. as far north as Oklahoma
National Geographic notes the nine banded armadillo has expanded from near the Rio Grande into Gulf states and now reaches Oklahoma. The creature, two feet long and 15 pounds, digs for worms and insects, curls into a ball when threatened, and belongs to the Edentates with odd armor and peg like teeth.
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Bridge project redirects at Stony Brook campus
A stalled half million dollar bridge at Stony Brook University in New York is being redirected after five years. The span, meant to connect the student union to the library, will instead link to a new fine arts complex as construction resumes and the project finds a new purpose.
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