The Robert L. Cattoi Book Technologies Lab opened late last year on the sixth floor of Lindquist Hall at Wichita State University. It features a collection of bookbinding and printing tools.

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THE manager of Harvard Medical School’s morgue sold off body parts to sick customers so they could bind books using human skin. Cedric Lodge, 58, took heads, faces, brains, skin and hands from ...

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An influx of new businesses could be on the horizon in 2026 as more Canadians consider becoming their own boss. According to new research from Ownr*, the platform for helping entrepreneurs start, ...

Cedric Lodge was involved in the ‘macabre scheme’ for several years (Picture: Steven Porter/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) A former manager of a morgue has been jailed for eight years after he ...

Missouri football defensive end Damon Wilson II has filed a countersuit against his former school, Georgia, in what may be a ...

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NCLAT Delhi held that balance sheet entries are reliable evidence of existence of financial debt. Accordingly, since debt and default against Corporate Debtor established, admission of application u/s ...

The Norton Museum of Art on U.S. 1 in West Palm Beach will feature "Anastasia Somoylova: Atlantic Coast" through March 1.