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This is where Northwestern's hazing mess gets really ugly - Vimarsana News

This is where Northwestern's hazing mess gets really ugly

With lawyers becoming involved, who knows what lies ahead in this scandal?

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Law School Innovation

Providing information about on-going innovations in schools nationwide, as well as to provide a forum for discussing the future of law school and our mission.

Democratic solutions to despotism in Christian Orthodoxy - On Line Opinion - Vimarsana News

Democratic solutions to despotism in Christian Orthodoxy - On Line Opinion

Rival Orthodox denominations are attempting cultural genocide on the Macedonian Orthodox Curch.

E is for Engineering - The Montpelier Bridge - Vimarsana News

E is for Engineering - The Montpelier Bridge

The Montpelier Bridge Oregon Department of Transportation Engineers In School/Creative Commons Not long ago, if you asked an eight year old what engineers do, you’d probably get a quick answer, “They drive the trains!”  This story makes eight-year-old Silas O’Neil smile.  “Engineers solve problems,” he says, “They fix things. They figure things out and they build new things. Engineers can drive trains, but there are all kinds of engineers, like. . . electrical engineers.”  Silas’ teacher is Nancy Mears, who teaches second grade at Montpelier’s Union Elementa...

A UK education system appeals to corrupt Nigerian politicians — Quartz Africa - Vimarsana News

A UK education system appeals to corrupt Nigerian politicians — Quartz Africa

February 15, 2021 West Africa’s political elites have long been enamored with the UK’s leading education system. In the process, it has become a significant mechanism for illicit money flows, a report by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace has found. The recently published report by the institute’s Matthew Page was commissioned by the UK government, in partnership with its Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. It explores the decades-long affinity that Africa’s elites have had for the UK system, and highlights risks posed by the investment of funds into the UK educa...

Source: qz.com