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Telephone slow to make its mark in Canada

Telephone slow to make its mark in Canada

An article by the BBC describes the Nazi swastika as a derivative of an ancient hooked cross motif which remains a sacred symbol in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism

I THE DOMINANT TREND WITHIN the American avant-garde tradition has been the evolution of the subjective cinema. There is strong evidence of a shift in the late 1950s from the…

The fundamental dualistic out look with the differentiation of the male and the women principles is the characteristic of the ancient world.

In keeping with tradition going back over 170 years, the city of Bristol paid tributes to the legacy of Indian reformer Raja Rammohan Roy who visited

Twenty-two years ago, the American people made a promise to never forget those who lost their lives in one of the greatest tragedies in our country’s history on Sept.11, 2001.With an American flag raised high into the air, senior Alex Westover took this promise one step further.For the fourth year in a row, college students

In the summer of 1983, ethnic violence swept the island nation of Sri Lanka. Known as Black July, the outbreak of communal violence between the Sinhalese majority and Tamil minority communities left t...

Dr. Patrick Jacobson-Schulte, Briar Cliff University President, announces additions and promotions of the executive cabinet to support the continued growth of Briar Cliff University.

Many renowned figures across the world condemned the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, including MK Gandhi. Here's what he said.