Exercise scientists help us learn to enjoy movement at any age
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The Un-Natural State: Arkansas and the Queer South
Brock Thompson University of Arkansas Press The Un-Natural State is a one-of-a-kind study of gay...
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Civil engineer Brady Cox subscribes to a free notification system, offered by U.S. Geological...
Read MoreThe Time Between Places: Stories that Weave In and Out of Egypt and Africa
Pauline Kaldas University of Arkansas Press This collection of 20 stories delves into the lives of...
Read MoreFederal Stimulus Dollars fund University Research
Projects create jobs; studies range from cell proteins to power grids University of Arkansas...
Read MoreWhat is this Brown, Lumpy Thing I Found on My Oak Tree?
Sherrie Smith, plant diagnostician for the Plant Health Clinic in the University of Arkansas...
Read MoreDeconstructing Boom and Bust: Bankruptcies filed by local developers demonstrate the national crisis
“At the end of every seven-year period you shall have a relaxation of debts, which shall be...
Read MoreWhat Causes Stuttering?
Joseph Agan, visiting assistant professor of communication disorders in the College of Education...
Read MoreScientists Tweak Soybeans to Increase Dryland Yields
Scientists at the Division of Agriculture are focusing on two soybean traits that could lead to...
Read MorePrevention of Workplace Violence for Nurses
When health care organizations donors establish effective measures to prevent violence and protect...
Read More‘Small-World’ Trade Networks Lead to Economic Growth
New research by economists decodes the mystery of what transforms a network of interconnections...
Read MoreWill Obama’s Changes Open Doors to Minority Candidates?
On the campaign trail, “Yes We Can” was a powerful slogan, appealing to a broad...
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