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Should I send my kid to college?

My daughter won't need college in the same way I needed it — so should I plan on encouraging her to go?

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Patrick Reusse: Turner’s lasting legacy came from mentoring youth in Minneapolis

Ben Johnson still has the trophy earned in the early 1990s. It came from the Clyde Turner Basketball Education Development camp that was an annual summer event in south Minneapolis.

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‘We did it’: Baltimore institute, home base of the James Webb Space Telescope, celebrates its first images

BALTIMORE — The banner hanging on the front of the Steven Muller building on the Johns Hopkins University campus might have to come down soon.

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Johns Hopkins University can continue barn owl testing after permit battle with PETA

BALTIMORE — A Johns Hopkins University researcher can continue medical experiments on barn owls after a lengthy battle with the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals over animal cruelty and permit complaints.

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Chip Scoggins: Meet Joseph Fahnbulleh, the fastest man in NCAA track and field

MINNEAPOLIS — Something about the way the freshman ran caught the eye of Hopkins track and field coach Nick Lovas and made him pay close attention. It was the power in his stride, the lift in his hips, his graceful form … everything looked so different.

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Johns Hopkins launches major effort to make aging a whole lot less achy

BALTIMORE -- Just about everyone knows someone — or is that someone — who has aches or pains, some forgetfulness or other age-related issue or disease.

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Chip Scoggins: Paige Bueckers’ wait for championship moment included downtime with close friends

MINNEAPOLIS — Paige Bueckers was devastated and confused and having a hard time processing that her high school basketball career was over, one game shy of what was supposed to be her coronation.

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Ingenieros construyen robot para realizar cirugía sin médico

BALTIMORE. En un laboratorio de alta tecnología del campus de Homewood de la Universidad Johns Hopkins, en Baltimore, los ingenieros han estado construyendo un robot que puede ser capaz de coser los vasos rotos de tu vientre y, en algún momento, tal vez tu cerebro, sin necesidad de un médico.

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Engineers build robot to perform surgery without a doctor

BALTIMORE -- In a high-tech lab on Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus in Baltimore, engineers have been building a robot that may be able to stitch back together the broken vessels in your belly and at some point maybe your brain, no doctor needed.

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Programs aim to attract and keep the ‘starry-eyed’ among nurses amid bruising pandemic

BALTIMORE -- Sophia Rois Geffen was working in public health when she decided to train as a nurse so she could connect more closely with people.

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Where are the nation’s best women’s teams recruiting? Minnesota, home of top prospects

Paige Bueckers changed the landscape. The Land of 10,000 Lakes is no longer considered a backwater of girls’ basketball recruiting.

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