Fighting Drugs in Four Countries: Lessons for America?
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Why the myth of the Halloween sadist is as enduring as the holiday | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week
This year, it’s rainbow fentanyl disguised in candy wrappers. Last year, it was THC gummies. Going back even further, razor blades in apples
United States Justine Doiron Ronna Mcdaniel Geraldt Horiuchi Sylvain Charlebois Dalhousie University Agri
Source: sarniathisweek.com
Why the myth of the Halloween sadist is as enduring as the holiday
This year, it’s rainbow fentanyl disguised in candy wrappers. Last year, it was THC gummies. Going back even further, razor blades in apples
United States Justine Doiron Ronna Mcdaniel Geraldt Horiuchi Sylvain Charlebois Dalhousie University Agri
Source: nugget.ca
Artist's impressions of new and improved Hong Kong 'light public housing' unveiled by minister
Artist’s impressions of new temporary housing features family in spacious, open-plan flat.
Source: scmp.com
The wait drags on: Hong Kong families lose transitional housing, but have no public rental flats to move into
Temporary homes only brief respite for families who end up renting tiny subdivided spaces again.
Source: scmp.com
Stanford launched new data science major
The major has replaced the mathematical and computational science (MCS) major, though currently-enrolled students in that program will be able to finish their…
Guenther Walther Andrew Hong Jeremy Weinstein Debra Satz Stanford School Of Humanities Dean Of The School Humanities
Source: stanforddaily.com
Surviving Collapse Through Social Transformation and Regeneration
Each group formed around its unique perspectives on surviving collapse rooted in social transformation and regeneration.
Source: resilience.org
Say Hello to the Flexetariat, Empowered Employees Who Want a Change
The desire for flexibility, an employee-employer power shift and the death of the commute are defining the latest work era.
Source: datacenterknowledge.com
The unspoken side of abuse
The media have consistently demonstrated women who are victims of sexual assault as people that are withdrawn, unable to be touched, grappling with flashbacks and overall as a stereotypical “damsel in...
Source: royalgazette.com
The World Has A New Kind Of Worker - The Flexetariat
The future of work was foretold half a century ago, not in commerce but in art.
Source: ndtv.com