World / Science & Education
Does 8th-Grade Pomp Fit the Circumstance?
21.06.2008 21:23
nytimes.com
While some educators are grateful that notice is still being paid to academic achievement, others deride the festivities as overpraising what should be routine accomplishment.
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Science & Education
Immigrants: Breaking Down Barriers to Get Parents Involved
21.06.2008 21:23
nytimes.com
A principal is trying to reach out to immigrant parents, who often are 0n the sidelines in an era of hovering parent.
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Science & Education
Dear Vicki and Octavia
21.06.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Our mother and daughter agony aunts answer your questions
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Science & Education
Casanova: philosopher, gambler, lover, priest
21.06.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
This fine account of Casanova's escapades displays a fitting gusto, says Frances Wilson
Great Britain
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Stonehenge comes full circle
21.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Matthew Sturgis reviews Stonehenge by Rosemary Hill
Great Britain
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The Blitz of 1918
21.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Nigel Jones reviews First Blitz by Neil Hanson
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Paperback choice
21.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Sylvia; The Diana Chronicles; Peeling The Onion; Happyslapped by a Jellyfish; The Uncommon Reader; After Dark.
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Literary Life
21.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Mark Sanderson at large in a world of books
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Who Said What
21.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Our regular review of the reviews
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How Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All got its name
21.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Gary Dexter investigates oldest living confederate widow tells all by Allan Gurganus
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A number of implausibilities
21.06.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Susanna Yager reviews crime fiction
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Sea of Trash
21.06.2008 20:09
nytimes.com
The world’s oceans are filling with bottles, wrappers and other flotsam. Is there anything better to be done than picking it off the beach, one piece at a time?
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Sciences
Air Travel and Carbon on Increase in Europe
21.06.2008 20:09
nytimes.com
The low-cost airline industry has democratized air travel in Europe, but has also pumped a huge amount of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Sciences
A Green Coal Baron?
21.06.2008 20:09
nytimes.com
Why Jim Rogers says going green can save the energy business.
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Sciences
The New Trophy Home, Small and Ecological
21.06.2008 20:09
nytimes.com
Homes are a new arena for LEED ratings, environmental badges of honor usually given to commercial buildings.
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