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East Harlem Repertory Theatre in association with Yolanda Brooks Productions, will revive the critically-acclaimed music and dance-filled play 'MANDELA.'

The last week of January marks National News Literacy Week, where teachers, students and the community come together to discuss how to discover and utilize good news sources and information. That is exactly what the students and teachers at Olathe West High School did this week.

The First Nations taught us the fun of chomping on sweetened tree resin. So what did we do? We replaced it with a synthetic gum made of butyl rubber, paraffin, petroleum wax, polyethylene, polyisobutylene, and polyvinyl acetate. Now, in the first ten years of this millennium, we have manufactured more plastic than we made in the entire twentieth century.

Streaming all the way from the North Pole via an iPad, Santa Claus made a virtual visit to UC Davis Children’s Hospital this week to ask pediatric

Sandpiper opens New Zealand office. From PR Week

Sandpiper's New Zealand office will be led by former Huawei communications lead Ed Brewster.

In her new book, performance studies scholar Julia Walker shows how modern ways of thinking emerged from five styles of acting.

New owners had taken over the Black Dog Inn, or Broughton Road between Dalton and Ireleth. New faces behind the bar were Jack Taylor and Julia Walker, who had just opened up the pub following extensive refurbishment. Jack was no stranger to the licensed trade as he also had the Albert Hotel in Bowness, a popular haunt with Lakeland tourists. Julia was a trained and experienced chef, who formerly cooked meals for staff at the huge UAP Provincial Insurance companys Riverside Training Cent...

Children back at school following the Covid-19 lockdown. - Credit: CAMBS COUNTY COUNCIL Headteachers across Cambridgeshire have shared stories about how their pupils have found returning to school following the Covid-19 lockdown.  Julia Walker, headteacher at St Helens Primary in Bluntisham, said: "All the children have settled back into school life amazingly well. "We have been enjoying working together as full class bubbles again and sharing all our news after such a long time apart. “The...

Children back at school following the Covid-19 lockdown. - Credit: CAMBS COUNTY COUNCIL Headteachers across Cambridgeshire have shared stories about how their pupils have found returning to school following the Covid-19 lockdown.  Julia Walker, headteacher at St Helens Primary in Bluntisham, said: "All the children have settled back into school life amazingly well. "We have been enjoying working together as full class bubbles again and sharing all our news after such a long time apart. “The...