BLOOMSBURG Bloomsburg University’s new Arts and Administration building has been open several months, but officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday following the statewide easing of coronavirus restrictions. “I can’t tell you how excited I am to have an actual event,” said Dan Knorr, the university’s director of external and government relations. Knorr spoke to about
China Sees No Evil, Hears No Evil In Africa China sees no evil, hears no evil in Africa – precisely the kind of posture African dictators, tired of Western lectures, relish. But the problem is not China. It is African leaders who adamantly refuse to learn from their own history, which teaches that every foreign entity that goes to the continent does so to pursue its own interest. In the early parts of the 21
st century, China became an important source of finance for African development. The continent s infrastructure was in disrepair; it had crumpled after decades of abject neglect and destruction from senseless civil wars. A substantial investment was – and still is – needed to rebuild this infrastructure. According to a World Bank Report (2009), the poor state of infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa its electricity, water, roads and information and communications technology (ICT) cuts national economic growth by two percentage points every year and reduces productivi
Gamification programs have been tried in Amazon warehouses to improve productivity. It is not clear that the program worked. There is deep skepticism surrounding gamification, but also real potential.
Published: May 25, 2021 Bloomsburg University and all the State System of Higher Education schools say they can’t require their students to get the vaccination against COVID-19.
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