UK Medical Story With a Happy Ending, In the U.S.

Jul 18, 2009

CARPE DIEM: LONDON DAILY MAIL -- Watching Meg suffer was too much for her mother. Helen decided to find out as much as she could about brain tumours on the internet.When she read about Professor Black and his work at Boston's Brigham and (Read More)

News Network: Opinion

Topic: Medical

Malaysia drops English for math, science classes

Jul 09, 2009

SCIENCE Category :: Xirincs Feeds Directory: Malaysia said Wednesday it will dump English as the language of instruction for maths and science in schools, in a highly sensitive decision that has split opinion in the multiethnic country. Deputy p... ... Source. (Read More)

News Network: International News

Topic: Science

Groups Mull 'Harry And Louise' Ads To Sink Consumer Agency

Jul 03, 2009

CONSUMERINFORMATION Category :: Xirincs Feeds Directory: -(Dow Jones)- Financial industry and other business groups are considering running "Harry and Louise"-style ads to sway public opinion against the Obama administration's proposed Consumer Financial ... ... Source. (Read More)

News Network: International News

Topics: Consumer Information, Business

All The President's Women and Women's Groups

Jun 20, 2009

CARPE DIEM: Men are bearing the brunt of the current economic crisis (the "man-cession") because they predominate in manufacturing and construction, the hardest-hit sectors, which have lost more than 3 million jobs since December 2007. (Read More)

News Network: Opinion

Topic: President

Public opinion against Taliban in Pakistan, says Holbrooke

Jun 10, 2009

ASIA Category :: Xirincs Feeds Directory: By Wajid Ali Syed – Washington Correspondent for Asian Tribune The Obama administration's special representative for Pakistan and Afghanistan, Richard Holbrooke, says there is a backlash of Pakistani public opinion against th (Read More)

News Network: International News

Topics: Pakistan, Asia

An Election in History

Dec 22, 2008

History News Network: There is universal agreement that Obama’s victory was “historic.” But the significance of the 2008 election goes beyond the towering fact that America has elected its first African-American president. It sho (Read More)

News Network: Opinion

Topics: History, Politics, President ...

Ivy League Prof Sues Students For Being Mean to Her [Lawsuits]

Apr 29, 2008

Gawker: A Dartmouth lecturer is suing her class for discrimination, as she revealed in a series of regrettable and bizarre emails that promptly ended up all over Dartmouth blogs. Priya Venkatesan (Dartmouth '90, MS in Genetics, PhD i (Read More)

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Topics: News, Technology