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Indian Cultural Group of Guelph welcomes you to their Holi Celebration, Saturday, March 14, at John F. Ross Collegiate ...

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The 74 reports that U.S. eighth graders' science skills and interest have declined post-COVID, with proficiency falling from ...

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Science on Tap NEON transforms the Science Museum of Virginia into an adults-only night out with neon lights, laser tag, DJs, food trucks, and hands-on exhibits. The popular after-hours series blends ...

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Rice University researchers recreated Edison's 1879 light bulb and found evidence it may have produced graphene by accident.

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