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  by Perry McCarney

  Created on: April 14, 2008   Last Updated: June 10, 2009

  Is there any legitimate reason to exclude them? Being listed will not stop research being done on them

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  by Sassafras

  Created on: December 24, 2007

  As PETA president Ingrid Newkirk once provocatively but quite accurately remarked, "When it comes to

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  by Kristina Kropat

  Created on: May 17, 2011   Last Updated: May 18, 2011

  Should rats and mice be added to the Animal Welfare Act for research? Different opinions on this topic

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  by Aly Mcinnis

  Created on: May 22, 2009

  For some time, like many Americans, I considered myself a rat hater. The stereotype of them being dirty,

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  by Morgan Goldberg

  Created on: January 20, 2009

  Many people believe animals should be: tested on, eaten, worn, etc. If we have our heart set on cruelty,

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  by Felicity Jakc

  Created on: February 19, 2008

  The Animal Welfare Act for research is designed to provide guidelines relating to the welfare of animals

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  by Ravi Nayar

  Created on: March 10, 2008

  Sometimes it is impossible to get across the chasm of thousands of years of religious and cultural dogma

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  by Edith H. Parham

  Created on: October 02, 2008   Last Updated: November 15, 2008

  Time and time again, he would appear-my tiny friend. He would run across the room, often stopping as

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  by Sage Doak

  Created on: September 17, 2007

  As a student of biological sciences, I know how important rats are both in learning about science as