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Yale to return Peruvian artifacts

Yale University agrees to return thousands of Inca relics dug up by a professor at Peru's Machu Picchu.
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Blair to teach in the US on faith

Tony Blair is to teach students at Yale University in the US about faith and globalisation.
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Yale Student Aliza Shvarts Insists She Tried to Get Pregnant, Have Abortions

New Haven, CT (LifeNews.com) -- In the latest development in the Yale University abortion art saga, senior art major Aliza Shvarts insists an admission to Yale officials yesterday that the art project is a hoax is inaccurate. Shvarts now insists she tried to get herself pregnant and repeatedly took herbs to try to induce abortions. However, she admitted she's not sure if she ever became pregnant during the nine month "performance art" process. In a column published in the Friday edition of the Yale Daily News, Shvarts claims the project is real, even though it didn't go as far as she initially described. Shvarts first claimed to have been pregnant several times during the process and that she had multiple abortions. The project supposedly includes videotaped footage of the abortions and dried blood on plastic canvases hung in a giant cube display. However, in the new column the paper published, Shvarts admits she's not sure if she ever got pregnant after using a syringe with semen to try to become so. She claims she took herbs to try to cause abortions -- "repeated self-induced miscarriages" as she calls them -- at the end of each menstrual cycle. "Because the miscarriages coincide with the expected date of menstruation (the 28th day of my cycle), it remains ambiguous whether ... there was ever a fertilized ovum or not. The reality of the pregnancy, both for myself and for the audience, is a matter of reading," she wrote. She also admitted she has no conclusive proof on whether the blood in her artwork is her own, from one or more unborn children, or both.
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