Small schools in Central Queensland could well miss out when it comes to arts performances next year by the Queensland Arts Council’s Ontour Inschool program. Productions like ‘Puppet Mania’, the photograph above shows performer David …
Westinghouse would eventually ‘win’ the War of Currents, and Edison would later admit he was short sighted when it came to alternating current. Find out what else occurred on this day in science history. Comments (0); See All Posts …
ARTNET NEWS . Fox attacks NEA art stimulus, Andrew J. Hall, ace trader and art collector.
As the administration pushes its health care agenda, it is accused of going overboard in collecting information.
The state-city gap is wider in untested Social Studies and science, Aaron Pallas finds. Using popular films to teach history can be a double-edged sword, a.
The classical music and dance worlds continue to face difficulties mounting new work, or in some cases even paying their artists.
Today’s post in my series of commentaries on excerpts from CEI’s film, Policy Peril: Why Global Warming Policies Are More Dangerous Than Global Warming Itself,
The comedy titled ‘Living with the Infidels’ features a five strong gang who plan to wipe out Bradford with a chemical bomb so they can all go to “Paradise”. The comedy is to be posted on YouTube and already has a tribute page on …
Bolivia has become the first country in the world to ban the use of animals in circuses. Bolivian law number 4040, now passed, holds that “it is forbidden to use wild and/or domestic animals in circuses throughout the country.
Culinary Travel Weekend at The Gourmet Institute. August 5, 2009 by Mary Jo Manzanares Filed under Travel · Leave a Comment