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The Gray Wolf: Symbol of an America Divided - The Animal Doctor - Vimarsana News

The Gray Wolf: Symbol of an America Divided - The Animal Doctor

DEAR READERS: Minnesota journalist Brandon Ferdig, in his article “The wolf debate and modern America” (Star Tribune, March 2), clearly presents how the wo...

Environmental Risk of Spot-on Insecticides on Pets - The Animal Doctor - Vimarsana News

Environmental Risk of Spot-on Insecticides on Pets - The Animal Doctor

After spot-on application, imidacloprid and fipronil spread over the surface of the skin, where they are incorporated into the superficial epidermis and se...

Pro-life Overreach Into the Unethical - The Animal Doctor - Vimarsana News

Pro-life Overreach Into the Unethical - The Animal Doctor

It is evident to me, as author of several articles and books on bioethics, that the Alabama Supreme Court ruling of personhood for in vitro fertilized (IVF...

Anthropology in the current perspective: Relevance, Challenges, and Significance | India News - Vimarsana News

Anthropology in the current perspective: Relevance, Challenges, and Significance | India News

India News: Explore the relevance of anthropology in the current perspective, the challenges faced by the department, and the significance of the subject. Learn about the contributions of renowned anthropologists and the need for awareness about anthropology.

Empowerment and education: Why young people don't vote - Vimarsana News

Empowerment and education: Why young people don't vote

By Matthew Record "In the immediate aftermath of the Twenty-sixth Amendment’s passage, nearly eleven million new voters joined the general electorate. More than 50% of eligible voters between the ages of eighteen and twenty-four participated in the 1972 presidential election." (Troy 596). Since then voter participation on the part of young people has dropped precipitously.…