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Everyone knows that one day the world will run out of oil, but nobody knows what to do about it. The Bush administration last month took the first tiny step toward energy self-sufficiency by renaming ...
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NSF Gets Lots More For Education Isn't That Good Enough President Upgrades NSF Fellowship More Help For SSC Accelerations What No Bubble Gum? In hammering out this year's budget, science education has emerged as a favored child of federal legislators. The 1992 NSF budget, which was approved earlier this month, now contains a 44 percent increase over last year's allotment, to $465 million, for education and human resources, after legislators added $75 million to President Bush's request
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