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National University opens student-service center in Alamo City
National University College-Online, a Puerto Rico-based private, for-profit college, has established its national student-service office in San Antonio.
Louisiana wetlands experts search for answers in Vietnam's Mekong Delta
Louisiana officials on Monday tour the Can Gio Mangrove Forest southeast of Ho Chi Minh City.
The Fiji National University campus in Nasinu. Organisations are obliged to pay 1 per cent of their gross payroll to the Fiji National University for training purposes for their workers.
Korea urged to embrace diversity
Korea should recalibrate its multiculturalism policy toward a greater acceptance of cultural diversity and broader social integration of ethnic minorities, a senior official said Thursday.
Few in Singapore opt to remove both breasts, ovaries
FEW women in Singapore will have both their breasts and ovaries removed - even when they know they have an extremely high risk of getting cancer, doctors here say.
New principals hired at two North Thurston schools
Two administrators from Seven Oaks Elementary School in Lacey will take the helm at other schools on July 1, according to North Thurston Public Schools spokeswoman Courtney Schrieve.
[Newsmaker] New Samsung body eyes Nobel laureates
Choi Yang-hee, head of Samsung Group's ambitious new technological research foundation, is determined to produce Nobel Prize winners through advancing basic sciences.
Journal of Medical Internet Research
Internet-Delivered Interpersonal Psychotherapy Versus...
Online CBT interventions have demonstrated efficacy in decreasing depressive symptoms and can facilitate the dissemination of therapies among the public.
Fourth Cape Town International Ballet Competition Set for February
CEO of the Cape Town International Ballet Competition , Dirk Badenhorst, has announced that the fourth CTIBC takes place from 17 to 23 February 2014 at the Artscape Theatre Centre in Cape Town.
Researchers find Earth's layers out of sync
Scientists at the Australian National University in Canberra have found the moving layers of molten rock under the Earth's surface influences the planet's magnetic field.
Specialist phys ed teachers really do make a difference, study finds
Give kids more physical-education classes in school, and they'll be healthier and form good habits for a lifetime.
CCM student steps in for Xavier Piano Series
Edward Neeman, an internationally recognized pianist currently doing advanced studies at UC's College-Conservatory of Music, has replaced Japan's Kotaro Fukuma in the concert at 2:30 p.m. this Sunday, May 12, in Xavier's Gallagher Student Center Theater.
New breakthrough in quantum computing
Australian scientists have made a breakthrough that brings the prospect of a network of ultra- powerful quantum computers-connected via a quantum internet-closer to reality, the University of New South Wales said in a statement yesterday.
Graphene forms transparent actuator
A transparent actuator developed by researchers in Korea could be used to make movable elements for touch-screens, or even vari-focal lenses.
8-year-old victim of a car accident
A young victim`s rehab . MAY 09, 2013 03:33. . Hong Hyeon-joon and his mother have been struggling every day since February 2010 when he had a car accident, which gave him a permanent disability.
BNU report proposes economic revival methodology
LAHORE: The 6th annual report of Institute of Public Policy of Beaconhouse National University titled, 'The State of the Economy: From Survival to Revival' has stressed the need to address the major issues confronting the current economic situation of Pakistan.
Korean Engineering Faculties Jump in World Ranking
The world ranking of Korean engineering faculties improved greatly in the latest World University Rankings released on Tuesday.
[Research Article] A Network of Substrates of the E3 Ubiquitin...
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Non-Muslim candidates largely absent in Pakistan's election
Few non-Muslims are running in Pakistan's planned May 11 election, a practice critics say reinforces non-Muslims' status as a poor underclass in this predominantly Muslim country.