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Cuteness And The Brain: Watching Cute Animal Videos May Not Be A Waste Of Time After All (VIDEO)

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Monkeys Can Be Spiteful Just Like Humans, Study Says

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Yale Train Conductor 'Conducts' Yale Glee Club In Commuter Train Concert (VIDEO)

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Ivy League 'Master' Title Dropped At Harvard And Princeton Due To Racial Climate

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Yale: Sexual Threeway, Jealousy To Blame For Yale Mystery Stabbing And Suicide

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Earth Has Over 7 Times More Trees Than Previously Believed, But Almost Half Have Been Wiped Out Since Dawn Of Man

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Sea Scorpion Discovered Beneath Iowa River

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Global Warming Beliefs Vary Depending On Where You Live, According To Yale Interactive Map

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Energy Drinks Could Make Kids Hyperactive, Inattentive

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Swastikas Drawn Outside Yale University Dormitory

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