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You can have an RSS feed, which pulls news stories from a single news feed.

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You can also have a Combined RSS feed, which pulls news stories from multiple news feeds. An enhancement has been made to the existing Feeds Display custom block that will now provide options to aggregate multiple feeds. There is no change to the way you were adding feed sources to the site, the enhancement simply allows you to select any number of those feeds using the feed display custom block. 

Written Instructions on Combined RSS Feeds

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Book lays out framework for reducing chronic illness
The numbers are startling. Chronic illnesses afflict an estimated 129 million Americans and cause roughly 70% of all deaths nationwide. Of the more than $4 trillion spent each year on healthcare in the United States, 90% is incurred by people with chronic and mental health conditions.
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MBA student working online
UC Riverside launches online MBA program
UC Riverside is launching a fully online Master of Business Administration program this fall, opening the door for students across California, the nation, and around the world to earn a University of California MBA degree remotely while continuing their careers and personal responsibilities. 
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Scientists identify brain circuit that helps us “change gears”
UC Riverside study shows how the brain abandons outdated strategies and adapts to new rules
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University of Minnesota fund raiser is UCR’s next development leader
A top development executive at University of Minnesota has been named UC Riverside’s next vice chancellor for Development and Alumni Engagement (DAE). Travis Smith will also assume the role of president of the UC Riverside Foundation following confirmation by the foundation board of trustees. Smith is currently senior vice president for central development for the University of Minnesota (UMN) Foundation.
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