Chauncey L. Alcorn

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    How Jamie Oliver and Chefs Around the World Are Serving Earthquake Victims in Italy

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    Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Is Now the Highest-Paid Actor In Hollywood

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    YouTube Just Created a New TV App For Cord-Cutting Viewers

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  • Student Loan Rates Double After Congress Fails To Agree On LegislationCareers

    Private College Grad Assistants Can Now Unionize Thanks to a New Landmark Labor Ruling

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  • US New Home Sales Rise To Highest Level In Seven YearsReal Estate

    Why More American Home Buyers Are Choosing Smaller Houses This Year

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  • Inside Tokyo Game Show 2015Tech

    Google Is Hiring YouTube Stars to Promote Its New ‘Daydream’ VR Service

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  • Rio 2016 U.S. men's basketball vs. Serbia

    How Your Old Cellphone Could End Up as an Olympic Medal

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  • Samsung Galaxy Tab S Global Premiere Event In NYCTech

    Even Rihanna Couldn’t Save Samsung’s Milk Music

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  • Sony Corp. PlayStation 4 As Game Console Goes On Sale In U.S.Tech

    Sony Is Launching a Cheaper PS4

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  • March Existing Home Sales Drop Three PercentReal Estate

    Millions of American Homeowners Are Still Reeling From the Housing Crisis

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  • Zynga Elaborates On Its IPO Risks After Schmidt Praises CEOTech

    Facebook Wants Videogame Makers to Make More Games for Its Users

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  • Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump Holds Rally In Mesa, ArizonaLeadership

    What Happens to the Cash if Donald Trump Quits?

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  • US-IMMIGRATION-COURT-OBAMATech

    Why Republicans Are Against Obama Privatizing Internet Governance

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  • Inside The 2016 E3 Electronic Entertainment ExpoTech

    Oculus Rift Is Coming to Europe and Canada in September

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  • The US Department of Education buildingCareers

    Why the Obama Administration Wants More College Students in Non-Traditional Programs

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