Plagiarism and publishing in fake journals are largely ignored in the Indian academia. Sanchayan Bhattacharjee speaks to Pushkar, faculty member, BITS Pilani, Goa about the consequences and possible solutions
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Monday, November 3, 2014
Mesa County closes in on Election Day
Mesa County voters share their thoughts regarding the close of the midterm election season.
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Pot politics could shape Fla. governor's race
Will pot politics push Florida Democrat Charlie Crist to victory on his quest to regain the governor's mansion?
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Peter Foster Morrison
Kennebunk, Maine — Peter Foster Morrison, age 80, of Kennebunk, died peacefully on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2014, on his 50th wedding anniversary. Peter was born in Boston, Mass., the son of Gordon M. Morrison, MD and Alice Blodgett Morrison.
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Radnor High student getting help after written threats discovered
RADNOR A Radnor High School senior with a fascination for the 1999 Columbine school shooting is receiving psychiatric help after written threats against a teacher and students were found Monday in two of her notebooks, police said.
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Eight keys to off-season success
The pros know it's best to bundle up for early season riding and racing. Photo: Tim De Waele | TDWsport.com Autumn is about preparing your body for January. here are a few tips from Dr. Andy Pruitt on hitting the new year healthy and primed The post Eight keys to off-season success appeared first on VeloNews.com .
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Colorado could be at epicenter of battle for Senate control
Colorado’s extremely tight Senate race—at this point too close to call -- could play a crucial role in control of the Senate and the future direction of both political parties.
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Heineman not among U. of Nebraska head finalists
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — The University of Nebraska's presidential search committee named four finalists on Monday to replace former President J.B. Milliken and Gov. Dave Heineman was not among them.
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Costly, competitive Senate campaign nears end
WASHINGTON — On a final, furious day of campaigning, Republicans strained to capture control of the Senate while Democrats struggled to limit their congressional losses in elections midway through an
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MLB Free Agency: Now the Fun Really Begins
San Francisco Giants' Pablo Sandoval rides in a vehicle during the victory parade for the 2014 World Series baseball champions on Friday, Oct. 31, 2014, in San Francisco.
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Changing Global Silver Fix Was Just the Start for Crowell
London Bullion Market Association Chief Executive Ruth Crowell poses for a photograph in front of a painting depiction gold bars, in the company's offices in London. “We’ve had so many landmark changes in the past year, it’s not been business as usual,” Crowell said.
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Whitworth Hangs Tough, But Falls To Montana In Exhibition
Whitworth got a chance to measure itself against the top level of men's college basketball and the Pirates put together a strong showing in a 94-79 loss at the University of Montana in an exhibition game at Dahlberg Arena.
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Arapahoe H.S. security guard raises new accusations against school
LITTLETON, Colo. — After first speaking to FOX31 Denver last week, Christina Kolk Monday addressed other media saying she hoped to hold school administrators accountable and calling the shooting on December 13 last yea “preventable.” Kolk held a media conference with her attorney, Dan Recht. Our original story from last week appears below. Almost one […]
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Domestic violence victim regrets registering to vote after address posted on web
DENVER — Theresa VanDerhoof has spent the past 14 years avoiding her violent ex-husband. “He`s thrown me down the stairs, he`s punched me so hard that it`s broken ribs,” said VanDerhoof, adding, “He’d put notes on my car. He would follow me, he`d figure out where I was.” Even now, Vanderhoof sleeps with mace under […]
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Back in the spotlight again
Tue, 04 Nov 2014 05:17:40 GMT By RAY DUCKLER Monitor staff Once again, our cows, our moose, our flannel shirts, our suspenders, our tractors and our state motto have become more important than they were in the past. And it’s not even first-in-the-nation primary time. Instead, our race for the U.S. Senate has thr...
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Film Festival Brings The World To Middleburg
You could tell there was something different going on in Middleburg this past weekend—there was a buzz in the air, streets were full, and plenty of people were toting full shopping bags—as the town we
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MSU Football: Field Set for LSC Playoffs
The field is set for the first-ever Lone Star Conference football playoffs. Midwestern State is the third seed and will travel to #2 Angelo State Saturday night (November 8) with a 7 p.m. kickoff in the first round.
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EACS bus costs spike; riders dip
Transportation costs for the East Allen County Schools have risen $1.5 million over a five-year period even though the number of students riding school buses has declined, the EACS board learned Monday evening.
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Group Shines Light on Lighthouse Restoration Project
Members of the Common Council and public received an update Monday night as to the on-going project to save the Port City’s historic West Pierhead Lighthouse. Several hundred manhours of work have been performed on the Oswego landmark just this year. The restoration project will continue and hopefully in the near future, tours will be offered at the lighthouse. Continue reading →
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Guns, abortion, hunting: US states to consider a slew of amendments in midterm elections
Nov. 4, 2014, 3:49 p.m. More than just control of Congress will be at stake when Americans go to the polls on Tuesday. Americans will vote in 36 gubnatorial races, elect untold thousands of state officials and have their say in about 140 state-based referenda.
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No bail for cross-country crime spree suspect
WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — A Massachusetts man accused of going on a cross-country crime spree after allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl had a gun, knives, zip ties and duct tape in his car and had been driving by the girl's house, police said during a recorded interview with the man.
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Breckenridge event raises money for Colorado Avalanche Information Center
The money raised by the benefit bash goes to the CAIC, which then uses it to pay for its forecasters, and ways to keep them engaged in current trends, like sending them to a snow science workshop in Canada, like they did last year.
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Vandals hit homes under construction in Erie
Vandals hit six homes under construction in Erie last weekend. Police say it could be connected to similar crimes last summer.
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MLB Free Agency: Now the Fun Really Begins
San Francisco Giants' Pablo Sandoval rides in a vehicle during the victory parade for the 2014 World Series baseball champions on Friday, Oct. 31, 2014, in San Francisco.
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Udall making final, furious push to turnout Latinos, younger voters
DENVER — By the time Republican Cory Gardner bounded into a room full of volunteers and supporters at the Colorado GOP offices in Greenwood Village Monday, Democratic Sen. Mark Udall was beginning his third campaign event of the day. Gardner’s speech, which lasted just five minutes, was his first public appearance since Saturday and possibly […]
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Pot politics could shape Fla. governor's race
Will pot politics push Florida Democrat Charlie Crist to victory on his quest to regain the governor's mansion?
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Outcome of Colorado Senate race has national implications
DENVER — Coloradans won’t be the only ones with a close eye on the outcome of some of our local political races Tuesday. The race for U.S. Senate between Mark Udall and Cory Gardner could have big national implications. Boris Sanchez has the information in his video report above.
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No bail for cross-country crime spree suspect
WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — A Massachusetts man accused of going on a cross-country crime spree after allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl had a gun, knives, zip ties and duct tape in his car and had been
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Midterm elections: 18.6 million votes already cast
ATLANTA (AP) — More than 18.6 million Americans in 32 states already have cast ballots in the nation's midterm elections.
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Outrage: Suspect freed after caught with knives, duct tape
Southbridge town officials say an accused child rapist should have been held as dangerous — and his purported nationwide crime spree averted — after new details emerged that cops found a gun, zip ties and duct tape in Gregory J. Lewis’ trunk following his August arrest. During a videotaped interview after his Aug. 5 arrest for allegedly sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl, Southbridge Police ...
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Midterm ad blitz marks new era in political spending
For months, a billion-dollar ad blitz has flooded the airwaves here and in other closely contested states leading up to Tuesday's midterm election, another sign that the nation has entered a new era in political spending driven less by candidates and more by outside groups and their...
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Oregon QB Marcus Mariota leads the way at the first of November
For the first time all season, all 10 players from the previous week retained their spot in the Heisman Trophy rankings.
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South Boulder Creek Trail underpass at U.S. 36 closed into February
The South Boulder Creek Trail Underpass beneath U.S. 36 is expected to be closed for about four months as crews continue to work on the highway as part of U.S. 36 Express Lanes project.
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Sandoval among 12 receiving qualifying offers
San Francisco Giants World Series star Pablo Sandoval was among 12 free agents given $15.3 million qualifying offers Monday by their former teams. Detroit made the offers to pitcher Max Scherzer and first baseman-designated hitter Victor Martinez, and Pittsburgh to left-hander Francisco Liriano and catcher Russell Martin. Also receiving offers were shortstop Hanley Ramirez (Los Angeles Dodgers ...
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Sandoval, Shields, Scherzer, Ramirez, V-Mart among 12 receiving qualifying offers
NEW YORK, N.Y. - San Francisco Giants World Series star Pablo Sandoval was among 12 free agents given $15.3 million qualifying offers Monday by their former teams.
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Midterm ad blitz marks new era in political spending
For months, a billion-dollar ad blitz has flooded the airwaves here and in other closely contested states leading up to Tuesday's midterm election, another sign that the nation has entered a new era in political spending driven less by candidates and more by outside groups and their...
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Pot politics could shape Fla. governor's race
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Voters’ mood, history favor GOP in 2014 midterms
Tuesday night’s results could take two paths. One would be a kind of wave that develops for one party, as it has in three of the last five midterm elections. The more likely scenario is a mixed result that boosts Republicans but barely alters the status quo.
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GOP election watcher's lawsuit against Boulder County clerk dismissed
John Bratton, of Boulder, hands his ballot to employee Jill Wolf outside the Boulder County Clerk and Recorder's Office on Monday. ( Jeremy Papasso / Daily Camera )
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Candidates in hottest races make final appeals: 'Your vote matters'
Hopscotching across fiercely divided terrain, candidates in the country's hottest contests made their final urgent appeals Monday in a midterm election that will determine control of the U.S. Senate and the size of the Republican House majority.
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Guns, abortion, hunting: US states to consider a slew of amendments in midterm elections
Nov. 4, 2014, 1:40 p.m. More than just control of Congress will be at stake when Americans go to the polls on Tuesday. Americans will vote in 36 gubnatorial races, elect untold thousands of state officials and have their say in about 140 state-based referenda.
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