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Transcript Happy birthday Pac-Man! The popular maze videogame is 40 years old. No one could have predicted it would become the most successful arcade game of all time. Here’s a little-known fun fact: it was originally called Puck-Man. But when the game was imported to the US, American distributors feared kids would change the “P”
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Transcript NASA is naming a telescope in honor of its first chief astronomer Nancy Grace Roman. Roman was born in 1925 and became fascinated with outer space shortly afterward. In grade school Roman started an astronomy club. Roman says she was repeatedly told women couldn’t be scientist but she didn’t let that prevent her from
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Transcript On Friday Virginia Tech’s College of Veterinary Medicine celebrated the Class of 2020 with an online commencement ceremony. But unlike other schools they included a Labrador retriever named Moose in the graduating class who received an honorary doctorate in veterinary medicine. Moose is an 8-year-old therapy dog at Virginia Tech’s Cook Counseling Center. Moose
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Transcript Here’s a quick recap of the top five inspiring and quirky stories you may have missed as a result of the more serious coronavirus stories. This first story is truly “uplifting.” A woman from Wyoming named Marjorie Clare got a very special surprise for her 70th birthday. Her friends created a bra display in
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Transcript We all know Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is rich. Well guess what? He’s getting richer! According to calculations by a company called Comparisun, by 2026 Bezos is set to become the world’s first trillionaire. Right now he’s worth about $143 billion. That’s up more than $28 billion from last year. Think of
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Transcript Millions of people across the country are asking their landlords for rent relief. Now businesses are doing the same. Starbucks’ CEO sent a letter to landlords of stores all over the country recently asking for a break on rent for a year starting June 1. The coffee company says social distancing because of Covid-19
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Transcript Last week the Justice Department decided to drop criminal charges against President Trump’s first national security adviser Michael Flynn, prompting backlash and questions from the legal community. But Wednesday federal judge Emmet Sullivan questioned whether Flynn could be held in contempt of court for perjury. Flynn is accused of lying about his contact with
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