Arts academia and the economy · Share/Save/Bookmark · Arts Programs in Academia Are Forced to Nip Here, Adjust There by Patricia Cohen, The New York Times, August 9, 2009. Posted by Eva YaaAsantewaa at 6:51 AM …
Monday | Today’s idea: Health care faces a threat from oil — and not just the deep-frying variety. Medicine’s dependence on fossil fuels and inevitable higher oil prices will give the American health system a shock, an article says: …
plans afoot to filter the Internet to block so-called undesirable websites, as reported in the local media. This is a clear violation of the commitment made in the promotion of the Multimedia Super Corridor and the Bill of Guarantees …
Like so many other recovering game addicts, *Matthew preferred to remain anonymous. For two months he had fought against his obsession with military strategy.
The temperature was 91 at game time and the heat was a burden, especially for the catchers in their protective equipment. But it didn’t stop Looney, Elyria’s southpaw catcher, from having a two-hit day — including one of the team’s four …
It has been reported that President Zuma said the meeting was an acknowledgement that the policies that had been implemented since 1994 had not led to the delivery of quality education for the poor. He said there was much that needed to …
PESHAWAR – Around 115458 displaced families from Swat, Malakand and other conflict-hit areas have returned home since the process of rehabilitation began on July 13.
By Shamus Cooke Public education in the United States is under heavy attack.
The debate over health care reform — what constitutes it and what public opinion of such reform really is — has become more polarizing as the summer has gone on. Below are five key liberal talking points about health care “reform” and …
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