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Time Traveler’s Language Guide – Lingua Franca – The Chronicle of Higher...
Excuse me, I was just talking with a guy from 6,000 years ago. Language, being learned rather than innate, has a natural tendency to change as each person learns it under slightly different...
View Article‘Time Machine’ ride at the Birla Science Centre Hyd | www
‘Time Machine’ ride at the Birla Science Centre Hyd A unique sky demonstration called the Time Machine’ that will take viewers millions of years back in history, right from the ice age and beyond to...
View ArticleTheDartmouth.com: Seniors reflect on time involved in arts ensembles
Whether we attend a Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra concert, listen to an a cappella group in a fraternity or watch a stage production in Moore Theater, Dartmouth’s arts scene is alive and thriving,...
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Mega Marine Survey of Singapore: Reflections of My time with Marine Life...
The enthusiastic students from River Valley High School were a bright spot at the Northern Expedition of the Mega Marine Survey last year. Their questions and curiosity made the work more interesting...
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Law Schools Brace for New Rankings, This Time by @atlblog
In my experience, the gloves come off when attorneys chat about law school rankings, especially the one generated by US News & World Report (or, as those scorched law school administrators who...
View ArticleScientists study rare dinosaur skin fossil to determine skin colour for first...
Apr 29, 2013 University of Regina physicist Mauricio Barbi and a rare hadrosaur skin sample. One of the only well preserved dinosaur skin samples ever found is being tested at the Canadian Light Source...
View ArticleLegal education section announces new staff director during a time of close...
Barry A. Currier is stepping into the key staff position supporting the work of the ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar at a particularly difficult and challenging time for law...
View ArticleGettysburg’s ‘History Meets the Arts’ exhibit goes back in time
By Kurt Shaw Published: Saturday, June 8, 2013, 9:00 p.m. Updated: Saturday, June 8, 2013 You don't have to be a Civil War buff to recognize that this year marks the 150th anniversary of the Battle of...
View ArticleReport Examines School Strategies for Devoting Extra Time for Arts –...
A new report takes a close look at five public schools it sees as doing exemplary work to make the arts a high priority as part of a redesigned and expanded school day. So, what does this look like in...
View ArticleSchools Adding Time to Teach the Arts – Beyond School – Education Week
The arts—said to be neglected by schools since the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 pressured them to focus on literacy and mathematics instruction—may no longer be side-swiped for other disciplines....
View ArticleIt’s Time for Mandarin! proclaim ALN members Jaqueline Muna Musiitwa and...
Waka, Waka, It’s Time for Mandarin! China is without a doubt here to stay in Africa! Chin a clearly has a plan for Africa. The “sinofication” of Africa is currently taking place through immigration,...
View ArticleWhat’s the difference between “in time” and “on time”? – English
What’s the difference between “in time” and “on time”? The phrases “in time” and “on time” are very similar in meaning, but English speakers use them in slightly different situations. In this lesson...
View ArticleReviewing Classic Teen Literature The Westing Game, A Wrinkle in Time, &...
Typically, youthful adult lit involves styles like forging your personal identity and building self-acceptance. Lately, however, weve seen an obvious rise in styles of forsaking your loved ones being...
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Competition Time! Win a FREE 1-week Mandarin Chinese language course in...
Competition Time! Win a FREE 1-week Mandarin Chinese language course in Beijing, China. Thursday, 11th July 2013 We would like to thank the Global Exchange Education Center for this great prize worth a...
View ArticleLEGAL CONCERNS: The Recruiting of Athletes to Private and Parochial High...
One of the great not-so-well-kept secrets in the New York-New Jersey area is that private and parochial schools recruit top athletes to attend their schools. Now, no one will ever admit to this,...
View ArticleHow spending time with a real person taught me more German in 2 days than years
My US travels continue for a few weeks, so I am happy to accept guest posts with interesting or inspiring stories! If you have a cool idea (but please read the guest post criteria first). This one was...
View ArticleCarlton Gallery Presents ‘Savoring Moments in Time’ by Local Artists;...
Each artist’s unique interpretation of the area’s natural environment is captured on canvas with colors, shadows and textures. They render paintings which capture their vision of scenic vistas and...
View ArticleLegal education section announces new staff director during a time of close...
Barry A. Currier is stepping into the key staff position supporting the work of the ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar at a particularly difficult and challenging time for law...
View ArticleGwarlingo – At a Time When Poetry Was Forbidden, Seamus Heaney Was a Lifeline
We lost one of our greatest poets this week—Irish writer Seamus Heaney. The news of the Nobel Laureate’s death at the age of 74 came as a shock to the literary community, particularly to readers like...
View ArticleDante Gabriel Rossetti painting to be auctioned for first time
A portrait of a beautiful laundress, which was bought by a soap powder billionaire, is to be sold at auction for the first time in almost a century, and is expected to fetch up to £6m. A Christmas...
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