Animals Being Jerks
They’re cute and cuddly. But they can also be obnoxious. Science writer Mary Roach has numerous tales about how our animal friends don’t always bow to their human overlords and behave the way we’d want.
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What We're Reading: Playwright Sarah Ruhl's facial paralysis didn't follow the usual story, which is why 'Smile' is so good | Entertainment
A decade ago the playwright Sarah Ruhl gave birth to twins and lost her smile, all at once. She was still in the maternity ward when her expression stuck, then
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What We're Reading: Playwright Sarah Ruhl's facial paralysis didn't follow the usual story, which is why 'Smile' is so good | Books
A decade ago the playwright Sarah Ruhl gave birth to twins and lost her smile, all at once. She was still in the maternity ward when her expression stuck, then
Source: roanoke.com
What We're Reading: Playwright Sarah Ruhl's facial paralysis didn't follow the usual story, which is why 'Smile' is so good | Books
A decade ago the playwright Sarah Ruhl gave birth to twins and lost her smile, all at once. She was still in the maternity ward when her expression stuck, then
Source: journalnow.com
The Rise and Fall of Man: The Long History of Impotence Causes and Cures
Doctors throughout human history have sought to understand and treat impotence. There have been many suggested cures, but did any actually work?
Source: ancient-origins.net
The Dangers of Beans, Bears & Bacteria: Author Mary Roach Q&A – MyNorth.com
Mary Roach, author of “Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law,” joins Traverse City’s National Writers Series for a virtual event on October 7. Get tickets.
Source: mynorth.com
Explore over 170 virtual and in-person events at the 11th annual Wisconsin Science Festival
From "magic" mushrooms to a celebration of the stars, the 11th annual Wisconsin Science Festival, held October 21-24, will feature over 170 virtual and in-person events.
Source: morgridge.org
'Storm Lake' Documentary Depicts The Triumph And Struggle Of A Local Newspaper
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Art Cullen discusses the battle to keep print news alive in small-town America. Cullen runs Iowas Storm Lake Times, along with his brother, the papers publisher.
Source: npr.org