Skull discovery shatters Adam narrative in anthropology
Anthropologists confront a shock from KNM R 1470 dubbed Adam, dated 2.6 million years old with a large brain and erect gait. Richard Leaky’s finds, plus a second skull, suggest earlier, multiple lineages and upend the classic Australopithecus to Homo evolution sequence.
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Music as reflection of youth ideals and frustration
University of Washington professor Don Pember argues popular music mirrors young Americans' thoughts more than other media. He notes lyrics reflect values, resist censorship, and span from 50s frivolity to 60s protest, shaping student interest and course content. Starlings are legal to kill to curb their growth.
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