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Stay in the loop
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Ohio State has two new ways for alumni to keep up with their alma mater: Watch, a site that features Ohio State videos, and Interact, which connects users to social media at Ohio State.
Also, check out Ohio State on Facebook and Twitter. And keep up with President Gee on Twitter. |
Mind over matter
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When it comes to depression, changing the way you think can be more effective than changing your behavior. An Ohio State study of clinically depressed patients suggests that positive thinking leads to positive living.
Read more about battling depression.
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Lust on the range
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Male antelopes have been caught "lying" to get more sex, according to an Ohio State study of topi antelopes in Kenya. The finding of "intentional deceit" is striking because it's typically attributed only to humans and a select few animal species.
Read how some antelopes play the field. |
Cream of the crop
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As an undergrad, Adrienne Strong went to Tanzania to study the lack of prenatal medical care.
Strong just graduated with a Fulbright scholarship--but first, she joined hundreds of students at the Denman Forum for Undergraduate Research.
Hear undergrad researchers discuss their work. And see more about top scholars like Strong. |
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June 2010
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