Many, many years ago, before you and I could remember and even before any human ever lived, two unicorns lived in a dense forest. The forest was filled with many creatures. Life in the forest was ...
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Children love reading stories with animals as the main characters. Enrich your reading program with activities that can be used with any type of literature that relates to each book title. Each r...
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Take the A train to the Middle Ages.
The subway stop at 190th Street lets you out near the Cloisters, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's medieval outpost in northern Manhattan.
This comp...
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CityPass is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the addition of The Metropolitan Museum of Art to attractions included on the New York pass, and the Hockey Hall of Fame to attractions covered by ...
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Leyla Safai, 28, sat in the driver’s seat of her pink ice cream truck on 10th Avenue, looking for a Sour Apple Tart in the pile of organic lollipops she’d just emptied into her lap.
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GE Healthcare, a General Electric company, provides transformational medical technologies that are shaping a new age of patient care. GE Healthcare Bio-Scienc...
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It seemed, for a few hours on the afternoon of May 1, as though Rupert Murdoch was about to fulfill a fantasy he’d been developing for more than 10 years.
It was a little before no...
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Harry Potter would probably feel right at home here.A new exhibit pairs an unusual subject _ dragons and other fantastic creatures _ with an unlikely location: a science museum. "Mythic Creatures: ...
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The fossils of feathered dinosaurs whose discoveries helped firm hypotheses on the origin of birds will be exhibited publicly in the U.S. for the first time this weekend.The roughly 120-million-yea...
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MOSCOW, Nov 3 (Reuters) - In a film that hit cinema screens
this week, patriotic Russians despairing at the lack of a strong
leader rise up, throw out their Western overlords and make
Russia a pro...
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THE MAYTREESBy Annie Dillard HarperCollins, 224 pages, $24.95
Annie Dillard gets it right twice in her second novel. As well as being the compelling story of a couple who marry just after World W...
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Most climate researchers use weather balloons, satellites, deep-sea submersibles or ice-drilling rigs to mine their data on global warming. A biologist at the University of Washington has turned to...
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Why Do We Have a World without Unicorns?
Unicorns in Literature
Take the Subway to the Middle Ages
