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There has always been an appreciation of Boyd E (1980) Origins of the Study of Human Growth, Child Study Clinic, University of Oregon Health Science Center: most recently cited in a plenary session of the 15th European Anthropology association Congress in Budapest. This prompted enthusiastic response by colleagues who realize they must have access to […]

Researchers in South Africa now have access to a new supercomputer at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) offices in Pretoria. Though the computer’s peak output of one teraflop pales in comparison to systems in other parts of the world, it nonetheless provides a new level of computational power to scientists studying several […]

Results of the 2006 Teen Trend study indicate that U.S. teenagers spend more than 72 hours per week using electronic media, which includes the Internet, television, cell phones, video games, and music. The study, which is in its third year, was conducted by the Harrison Group and sponsored by VNU Business Media. Jim Taylor, vice […]