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Special Issue, Volume 10 of Inter Faculty - Resonance The Special Issue, Volume 10, of Inter Faculty takes up the theme of resonance in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic and its ensuing societal shifts. For, the pandemic this year (2020) reminded us more than ever that we live in VUCA - volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. Many things that used to be taken for granted up until a year ago crumbled abruptly and globally. The pandemic struck many aspects or o...

David Jaewon Oh Get together with any group of runners and it’s like a convention of orthopedic surgeons. Long, complex-sounding conditions are referred to and discussed at length. Treatment options, like orthotics and various braces are compared and suggested by injury veterans who have survived common running maladies such as plantar fasciitis and sore kneecaps. Related Story There is one injury, however, that is spoken about in whispers, often since the inflicted runner no longer makes ...

Students who didn’t get tested for Covid-19 prior to returning to UNCW were asked to report to the Burney Center, where a long line had formed Tuesday of students seeking rapid tests. (Port City Daily/Preston Lennon) WILMINGTON — Hundreds of students waited outside the UNCW Burney Center Tuesday, wrapped in a line that spanned multiple blocks. They were all on standby for a Covid-19 rapid test that would allow them to move into residence halls and attend on-campus classes.  In a parking lo...

Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu: Bediuzzaman establishes the balance between science and religion 20 Ocak 2021, Çarşamba 12:40 “Neither Islam rejects science nor does science deny Islam.” said Said Nursi establishes such a balance. This point is significant as his scope is pretty inclusive. He was against the claim that “religion hinders advancement”. The main focus of Bediuzzaman is the issue of faith; the most important thing for him is faith, uttered Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, Honorary President o...

Case Study: Teliphone Corp. v. Ernst & Young Inc. 1 This 2019 decision of the British Columbia Court of Appeal was the third in a trio of appeals regarding the topic of disengaging assets owned by insolvent entities subject to a Companies Creditors Arrangement Act ("CCAA") proceeding from assets owned by other affiliated entities that were not insolvent. It serves as a thorough example of detailing standards of review upon appeal, and the relatively high bar the courts have for reasons presente...

Removing the creases in housework valuation Updated: Updated: January 21, 2021 00:59 IST The work women perform for the family should be valued equally with men’s work during the continuance of marriage Share Article AAA The work women perform for the family should be valued equally with men’s work during the continuance of marriage “The wife owes service and labor to her husband as much and as absolutely as the slave does to his master. This grates harshly upon the ears of Christendom;...

Economists at the bank leveraged a combination of public and third-party data to make conclusions about the future during uncertain times.

Large financial services organisations continually face a broad variety of threat actors, including the most persistent of all -- nation-state sponsored outfits. We spoke with some leading consumer banks about how they are leveraging their analyst teams in more strategic ways and vastly improving their security posture through the practice of advanced cyber reconnaissance. We invite you to learn how these leading financial institutions are getting the upper hand on high-criticality threats. In ...

PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN – For Muskan, travelling to university and work has always been difficult. She lives in Hayatabad, a suburb on the western outskirts of Peshawar, the teeming capital city of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province in northwest Pakistan. “I used to travel with [vehicle hire services] and mostly local transport, but this used to take me a lot of time … and [vehicle hire services] are very, very high in cost,” the 24-year-old said. The roughly 15 kilometer (km) commute to her ca...

When temperatures plummet in the Mongolian winter and households pile more coal onto their stoves to keep warm, Oyun-Erdene Navganjav’s concern grows for herself and her family. “It gets very cold and very smoky. There’s much more pollution and I worry about how much it is damaging the children’s health,” says the 30-year-old mother of three from her three-room brick home in the Bayankhoshuu subcenter on the southern outskirts of the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar. Oyun-Erdene is on...