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Sport superstitions
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Life and Society

Don't let your playoff beard control your life

Sports superstitions can boost a player's confidence — unless they go too far. Ohio State alumnus and former football player Dr. Stephen Graef, a member of the 2002 National Championship team, explains.
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Q-and-A

Format Code: QA
Section Code: Life
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6

Close-Up Of Lady Justice On Wooden Table
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Politics and Policy
What does impeachment mean? 4 things you might not know
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Short story

Format Code: Short
Section Code: POL
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Rainbow pattern algorithm made with Legos. © 2019 The Ohio State University.
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Science and Technology
Want to understand organic chemistry? Think Legos.
David Nagib's work is complex. He shows us how it's also a lot like playing with Legos. Or pairing up at a middle school dance. Or a … well, you’ll see.
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Q-and-A

Format Code: QA
Section Code: Sci
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3

Dancer wearing LabanLens and interacting with HUD interface
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Dance like the future is watching
Illustration of three corn stalkings growing in soil cut-scene. © 2019 The Ohio State University
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Sustainability
The science behind no-till farming — and how it affects climate change
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  MIN READ
Illustration of a camping scene with tents and green grass. © 2019 The Ohio State University.
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Food and Agriculture
Your weekend trips to the park add up — in a good way
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Illustration of researcher Lonnie Thompson in ice core lab
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Science and Technology
Getting to the core of climate change
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Stack of dollars progressively disappearing, Squandering wealth, © 2019 The Ohio State University
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Business and Finance
Why the rich go broke — and how you can avoid a similar fate
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Gerrymander
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Politics and Policy
Don't judge a gerrymander by its shape