How Cutting Physical Education in Schools Could Hurt Grades
While gym class may seem like an extraneous part of an academic program, getting aerobic exercise can help students to learn and remember more.
While gym class may seem like an extraneous part of an academic program, getting aerobic exercise can help students to learn and remember more.
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The United Nations (UN) report found a surprisingly high rate of forced sex by men in parts of Asia.
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You’re in the middle of a texting conversation when the other person suddenly stops for a long pause before responding.
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