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“The Minister for Education is seeking meetings with business group IBEC and their high-tech division ICT to discuss concerns over the low-level of take-up of maths and science at Leaving Cert. Just 16% of students took higher level …
Welcome to the Games in Libraries podcast! (I realize now that I screwed up in my introduction and called it the “Gaming in Libraries” podcast – that was the name of my free Gaming in Libraries course, so now the two are all mixed up in …
The philosophy departments at Sydney and Tilburg are organizing a conference that will explore new methodologies in the philosophy of science . They specifically mention in their CFP that a number of recent philosophy of science papers …
“A knowledgeable health care lobbyist” told him so. According to the lobbyist the memo “was prepared by a person directly involved in the negotiations [and it] lists exactly what the White House gave up, and what it got in return. …
July was the first month this year in which home sales were up from the same month a year ago. Figures from the Champaign County Association of Realtors’ Multiple Listing Service indicate 357 homes sold this July, compared with 344 in …
Currently, twenty five further education colleges and institutions offer 80 per cent of all post-16 qualifications in Wales, with nearly 300000 learners undertaking courses every year. Unlike universities, the majority of learners in …
The Ipswich Arts Foundation was established to link government, business and community in support of the Ipswich Art Gallery.
Daithí Mac Síthigh, a lecturer in IT and internet law at the University of East Anglia (UEA), says current legislation may not be the most appropriate way to regulate ‘wifi’ sharing — where a network is used by more than one person …
The Dept. of Computer Science at the University of Toronto now has an RSS feed for upcoming events. If you want a less formal look at what the department’s doing, you can also subscribe to the Planet aggregator of departmental bloggers …