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| BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS: A HISTORY
BY ELIZABETH YALE This week's feature recounts the controversial and sometimes gruesome history of blood transfusions. From the first transfusion between dogs in the mid-1660s to 20th century debates surrounding blood exchanges between people of different races and sexualities, we never answered this question to anyone's satisfaction: when blood passes from one body into another, what else does it carry with it?
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an edumacation on english fixation
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| BY chi luu |
| Wel-diddly-elcome. Fanf--kingtastic. Saxomaphone. We recognize them, but are we aware of the rules behind creating infixations? |
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calling all
single ladies
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| BY erin blakemore |
| A historical and social investigation into a figure who has the power to vex, confuse and intrigue: the woman who is single by choice. |
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Tiny Bird,
long journey
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| BY james macdonald |
| Blackpoll warblers weigh less than half an ounce, but they migrate an impressive 1,500 miles non-stop every year. |
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