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Templeton grant to answer timeless question
The C (ronk) HE is a favorite news organization for what's happening now in higher education. This news source recently announced that a recipient of a Templeton grant would attempt to answer the timeless question, "How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood." This would be really funny if it weren't so close to the truth, which is what makes it so funny. Oh? Oh! Templeton here we come!
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