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Things to Start Doing in Your 20s so You Don't Live in Regret Later - Vimarsana News

Things to Start Doing in Your 20s so You Don't Live in Regret Later

There's great advice on how to make the most of your 20s from Quora and Reddit users. We looked for the best tips on life, careers, and happiness.

5 Don't-Miss Events at This Week's Aspen Ideas Festival - Vimarsana News

5 Don't-Miss Events at This Week's Aspen Ideas Festival

The Aspen Institute’s annual elite confab—the Aspen Ideas Festival—isn’t just for blue bloods and beautiful people—you can attend, too.

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Portsmouth High bests Londonderry High in Granite State Challenge Semifinals - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth High bests Londonderry High in Granite State Challenge Semifinals

In the semi-finals of the Granite State Challenge, Portsmouth High School faced off against Londonderry.

Opposition MLAs face wrath of Indian voters after natural disasters, not ruling party's: Study - Vimarsana News

Opposition MLAs face wrath of Indian voters after natural disasters, not ruling party's: Study

Text Size: A+ Scholarship on “retrospective voting” has found that voters punish governments for exogenous events, such as natural disasters, terrorist attacks, or crime waves. In studies from the United States and India, for example, there is a robust relationship between floods or droughts and an electoral backlash against the incumbent. However, the relationship appears to be complicated by the government’s ability to provide voters relief. We argue that certain incumbent politicians are systematically better positioned to provide relief to their constituents. This variation shap...