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Why it takes you and an elephant the same amount of time to poop

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By David Hu, Patricia J Yang
| PBS News Hour - Health
The ancient Chinese practiced copromancy, the diagnosis of health based on the shape, size and texture of feces. So did the Egyptians, the Greeks and nearly every ancient culture. Even today, your doctor may ask when you last had a bowel movement and to describe it in exquisite detail. Sure, it's uncomfortable to talk about. But that's where science comes in, because what we don't like to discuss can still cause harm.
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Soaring off in Style

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By Patricia J Yang
| Chimes Newspaper
The Bola Women’s Golf program seeks to cap off what is tragically its final season with a run at a national title To hoist a trophy is always the goal of any athlete, and a large part of what drives countless hours of training, toil, and study of the art of their sport. Many women have come to Biola to pursue this dream on the golf course, and they have achieved it greatly. Not once, not twice, but three times in the span of the last four years.
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For the Love of God, Pick up and Read

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By Patricia J Yang
| Chimes Newspaper
Literacy rates are dwindling, books are getting dusty, and Little Johnny doesn’t want to read anymore. At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You Read,” wherein a handful of professors review the course reading list and draw upon the larger intellectual discourse at play. Their answer to the larger “Why?” question is clear: each text plays a small role in a greater conversation.
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