Published on Saturday, August 1, 2009 by The San Francisco Chronicle Bill Would Restrict Antibiotics in Food Animals by Stacy Finz A New York congresswoman is trying to rally support for a federal bill that would restrict antibiotic use …
Our conversation was generally at a 50000-foot level, looking at the Internet and its role in the development of an ethical culture. Rita uses the model of a Johari window, a square divided into four parts: How I see myself accurately; …
Opera Turbo, the browser maker argued, comes to respond to increasing mobility and on-the-go connectivity needs of end users, who are relying on wireless and mobile- Internet connections. For them Opera promises consistent gains in speed …
A plunging stock market, shrinking endowments, disappearing visitors, evaporating donations, long-term declines in audiences…
Science makes a great theme for summer camps because it’s an easy academic subject to make fun for the students with hands-on experiments, said Patricia Beal, a longtime science teacher for the Murrieta Valley Unified School District …
It’s one of the most dumb ass public servant-initiated policies, and it’s been doing the rounds for a while all around the world. It’s also the quickest way to decrease homelessness in a city or s…
Mayor Gavin Newsom signed off on legislation that may have driven out the most prominent member of the Arts Commission, as well as the wife of his former campaign manager. Dede Wilsey, the matron of the renovated De Young Museum, …
ArtsConnection, a nonprofit arts education organization, has acquired High 5 Tickets to the Arts , a program that provides $5 tickets to middle and high school students that was about to go out of business due to the economic downturn.
After two years of negotiations, New York State and two unions have worked out a contract that will provide health insurance and set rates for the 54000 home-based child care providers.
As part of a national tour for Arts in Crisis: A Kennedy Center Initiative, Kennedy Center President Michael M. Kaiser will visit Nashville on August 13 to conduct a free arts leadership symposium.