Book review: 'Alex & Me' (International Herald Tribune)
Irene M. Pepperberg writes about her three-decade-long relationship with Alex, the parrot who could identify objects by their color, size and material, and do basic addition.
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WORD UP (Bluffton Today)
Bluffton Today’s many Jedi readers no doubt felt a great disturbance in the Force a while back, as if millions of English teachers cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.
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Talkin' turkey (The Columbus Dispatch)
We all know about turkey, right? ■ Most of us -- 88 percent, according to the National Turkey Federation -- will sit down Thursday and dine on the bird, careful to avoid topics such as politics, religion and the Bowl Championship Series lest Uncle Carl embark on a long, winding tirade that stretches through coffee and dessert. ■ Anyway, the bird that we stuff and then stuff down our gullets has ...
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Doug Clark: Professor Pilgrim offers sage advice (The Spokesman-Review)
Happy Thanksgiving and welcome to our third installment of Ask Professor Pilgrim. Once again, the Professor is filling in for Doug Clark, who has already lapsed into an alcohol-induced state of holiday indolence.
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`ALEX': A PARROT WHOSE PASSING THE WORLD MOURNED (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
When Alex the African gray parrot died in 2007, the world mourned. The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times and The Boston Globe ran articles reviewing his life achievements.
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