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Live at 3pm: Let's talk about critical race theory - Vimarsana News

Live at 3pm: Let's talk about critical race theory

Is it a valid curriculum? A worthy avenue for scholastic endeavor? Or is it an ideology? Political doctrine dressed up as academics? listen live watch live Perhaps it's a bit of both? And, most importantly, can any of us see through the rhetorical miasmas around it to understand what it really is? Dr. Dan Conn, a professor teacher education at Minot State University, joins this episode of Plain Talk Live to talk about it. To comment on this article, visit www.sayanythingblog.com Rob Port, founder of SayAnythingBlog.com, is a Forum Communications commentator. Reach him on Twitter at @robport ...

Floating Paradise: Maldives to Build Floating City to Adapt to Rising Sea Levels - Vimarsana News

Floating Paradise: Maldives to Build Floating City to Adapt to Rising Sea Levels

Due to significant rising sea levels in Maldives, an independent island country in the north-central Indian Ocean, Dutch Docklands is working with the Maldives government to build an 'ultra-luxury floating private island'. The 200-hectare floating city will resemble a coral reef structure and powered by renewable energy to reduce carbon emissions and fight against climate change. Designed as eco-friendly as possible, Dutch Docklands calls the floating development as a 'scarless development' because of its minimum impact to the environment, meeting 21st century standards for 'floating developm...

Port: There is political bias at North Dakota's universities, and I've been a victim of it - Vimarsana News

Port: There is political bias at North Dakota's universities, and I've been a victim of it

If you can't understand why Planned Parenthood's presence in what is supposedly nonideological, nonpolitical research endeavors can drive angst among right-of-center North Dakotans, it's time to evaluate your own political biases.