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Unlike its contemporaries, Jazz Fest sets itself apart by simply creating global pockets that draw in people from all walks of life.

There was a ton of amazing jazz, blues, world music, bluegrass and rock on the festival grounds Sunday as Jazz Fest wrapped up its first week of the 2024 run,

A former longtime president of Northeast Iowa Community College will serve as the interim chancellor of another Iowa community college system.

Liang Chee Wee was the president of Northeast Iowa Community College from 2011 to 2022.

Eastern Iowa Community Colleges (EICC) have announced Liang Chee Wee, PhD., as the newly appointed interim chancellor, a news release says. Wee brings a wealth of experience and a distinguished career in leadership to the EICC, having held significant positions at Northeast Iowa Community College (NICC), including president from 2011 to 2022 and provost from […]

A group of Singaporean climbers with special needs made it to the top of Mount Fuji! This is Japan’s tallest mountain. 10 climbers  all in their 20s and 30s have conditions like Down syndrome, global developmental delay or autism. They were accompanied by 16 caregivers, coaches and volunteers. Howard Yap, Assist

The 43rd ASEAN Summit is taking place in Jakarta. Besides Myanmar, other geopolitical challenges like the situation in the South China Sea will have to be tackled by the region’s leaders. Dr Abdul Rahman Yacoob, Research Fellow, Southeast Asia Program, Lowy Institute explains how China’s recent controversial na

ECDA or the Early Childhood Development Agency has come up with penalties for the preschool operator involved in the cases of abuse. They will be fined $5,000 and the principal of that school will also not be deployed in a similar role in a preschool. ECDA has also apologised for lapses in its own investigation. CEO

China’s economy is having a rough time, marked by signs of deflation. It’s prompted some observers to draw parallels with Japan’s economic bubble of the early 1990’s. Pushan Dutt, Professor of Economics, INSEAD, tells us if such comparisons are accurate or fair to either country.

The preschool regulator apologised for not getting Kinderland to remove the teacher when investigations began. Read more at straitstimes.com.