Bialik responds to social media criticism in a Facebook interview with the New York Times.
2017
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Sessions pressures Congress on medical marijuana law
Lawmakers hedge on protecting medical marijuana operators.
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October on pace to be warmest on record in Portland
The first half of this month has been over 6 degrees warmer than the average for the month since the National Weather Service began keeping records at the city’s airport in 1941.
Posted inNation & World, News
Scientists say long-ago cosmic collision sparked ‘the most spectacular fireworks in the universe’
Energy emanating from the crash helps explain how fast the universe is expanding, and where heavy elements like platinum and gold come from.
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University offers marijuana degree
Northern Michigan began its four-year degree program this semester.
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Network operator accepts cryptocurrency to aid pot entrepreneurs
The deal means MTX Connect will accept ParagonCoin.
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Marijuana growers risk being wiped out by California fires
Emerald Triangle hit hard by wildfires turning pot farms into ash.
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Drums, whoops and war paint: Team spirit, or racial mockery?
A Native American complains that Wells’ school nickname, ‘Warriors,’ fostered behavior at a football game by students and adults that is offensive to her culture.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, Review
Humor and pathos marry well in ‘Falling Leaves’ at Footlights
Written by director Michael Tobin, the heartwarming play is having its premiere run in Falmouth.
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Democratic challengers optimistic despite fundraising gap with Poliquin
The amount of money raised in such a short time and a favorable poll have the party excited about the campaign, a candidate spokesman says.