Articles

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Stegosaurus Week: The Weak Bite of Stegosaurus

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Stegosaurus Week: A Rare Look at Soft Tissue

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Cootie Catchers Say Lice Reveal Lots About Early Humans

Children are returning to school and parents have done all they can to prep. But not even the most diligent efforts can save your child from the lice bug

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Events: Victory Gardens, Aviation Films, Performance Readings and More

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Inviting Writing: The Salad Days of College Food

The wrinkled Blackstone Glacier absorbs every color of the spectrum except blue, so the crevasses are a brilliant, Gatorade-like aquamarine.

Kayaking Alaska in the Exxon Valdez’ Shadow

The massive oil spill devastated the Prince William Sound shore 21 years ago; now the wildlife and vistas are making a comeback

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Weekend Events: Taiwanese Film, Gullah-Islamic Culture and a Steinway Concert

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Poutine Hits the D.C. Streets

"The Rivals" Premieres on the Smithsonian Channel

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A Strange Sail-Backed, Bristly-Armed Dinosaur

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Rare Copy of Audubon's Birds of America for Sale

Cassadaga, Florida is considered the oldest active religious community in the Southeast.

Cassadaga: America’s Oldest Spiritualist Community

The mystics of the Florida village offer a connection to the spirits living among us and a portal into America’s religious past

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The Moon Is Shrinking!

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Five Challenges We Wanted to See on Top Chef, D.C.

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The Dinosaurs of Industry

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The Science of Football

A roundup of how scientists explain America's most popular sport

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This Just In: Free Wi-Fi on the National Mall

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Wednesday Roundup: Deep Divers, Curious Cabinets and Clogged Arteries

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Water Conservation at the Smithsonian Institution

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Who Wrote the Worst Paleo-Poetry?

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