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Meet The Company Beating Theme Parks At Their Own Game

Few industries are as offbeat as the theme park sector. So it's hard to see how expertise in the field could apply to other sectors but actually this couldn't be further from the truth.

Travel back in time with restored operettas by group led by University of Michigan alums

Winter wonders at Penn State over the years, through The Daily Collegian's reporting | University Park Campus News

As Penn State enters the beginning of winter break, many might question what the winter will bring.

Oborevwori swears in 26 commissioners, warns against ethnic politics

Oborevwori swears-in 26 commissioners, warns against ethnic politics

Oborevwori swears-in 26 commissioners, warns against ethnic politics. Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta has directed members of the State Executive

Oborevwori swears in 26 commissioners, warns against ethnic politics

Gov. Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta swears-in 26 commissioners with a charge for them to remain humble and shun ethnic politics

Oborevwori swears in 26 commissioners, warns against ethnic politics

Gov. Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta has directed members of the state executive council to prioritise the interest and welfare of the state above ethnic considerations. Oborevwori gave the directive in Asaba on Tuesday while swearing-in 26 commissioners in the state with a charge for them to remain humble and shun ethnic politics. Gov. Sheriff Oborevwori

Will The Guards Idea Go Over Here? | Maclean's

Canada’s new Guards have never fought a battle, but already they’re in the centre of a first-class dust-up. They’ve been lampooned, cartooned, harpooned in the Press, roasted in the Commons, fried in the Legion. Can we transplant that British spit-and-polish to Canada?

A Korean War mystery: What exactly happened to 6 Platoon of the 1st Battalion Princess Patricia?

Article content Something happened to her dad and his fellow infantrymen almost 70 years ago and Mary Polak would like to have it acknowledged. Ernest Peter Inkman — his friends have always called him Pete — was born in Agassiz in 1929 and was 21 when the Korean War broke out in 1950. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or A Korean War mystery: What exactly happened to 6 Platoon of the 1st Battalion Princess Patricia? Back to video Serving with the 1st Battalion of the Princess Patricia, 6 Platoon, he and his fellow Canadian soldiers spent endless days and nights on patrol in Korea in an ongoing game of cat-and-mouse with Chinese troops. One side would advance, the other retreat; then they’d repeat the push and withdraw the other way, and so on.

Saving Hindu

Visit Website “It felt like we’d struck a rock,” Josh says. In the dark, they saw something sliding down the side of the boat. “It was bobbing up and down like an iceberg,” Erin recalls. That’s when they realized it was the bow of a submerged boat. Hindu was taking on water. “It was horrifying,” Erin says. “I was in shock. It didn’t occur to me that we could go down.” The collision had caused the plank-on-frame hull to spring a leak. They called the Coast Guard, but after assessing the situation Josh felt the bilge pumps could handle it until they got to Cape Cod.