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When the going gets tough, the tough can bail (San Francisco Chronicle)
Traveling is an art, not a science, and part of the gig is rolling with the punches. But if there's a chance to take a bad situation and make it better, I say go for it. When we made our honeymoon plans for Kauai, having never visited Hawaii before, we...
Kingwood Montessori “Earth Day”, Science and Art Fair (Kingwood Observer)
Kingwood Montessori is welcoming local families with toddler to 6th grade students to their Science and Arts fair to be held on Wednesday, April 22 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. This celebration of “Earth Day” strongly supports the schools commitment to a comprehensive Science and Arts curriculum.
Simon Pearce Sponsors The Vermont Institute of Natural Science’s (VINS) 31st Annual Birdathon (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Simon Pearce is pleased to announce its support of the Vermont Institute of Natural Science’s (VINS) 31st Annual VINS Birdathon.
Kerns: Garrity's published plays attract community theaters, schools (Lubbock Avalanche-Journal)
The market for original plays is wide and varied, and Lubbock playwright Whitney Ryan Garrity is well aware that a segment of the population naturally thinks of Broadway, or at least New York City, when informed of new plays.
Lessons on nurturing life, circa 1700s Japan (Lawrence Journal-World)
It came as a shock of delight while reading “Yojokun: Life Lessons from a Samurai” (Kodansha, $19.95), a work of classical Japanese philosophy, to realize that what I held in my hands was a self-help book.
EDITORIAL - "Bodies" exhibit draws ethical uncertainties (The Pitt News)
The 15 new bodies coming to Pittsburgh this fall as part of "Bodies: The Exhibition" aren't traveling light. That is, the well-publicized exhibit, which opens Oct. 8 at the Carnegie Science Center, has generated its fair share of controversy.
Samuel H. Beer Authority on British Government, Is Dead at 97 (New York Times)
Mr. Beer, a leading American expert on British government and politics, was a longtime professor at Harvard and who led the liberal organization Americans for Democratic Action.
No-till gardening feeds the soil (The Pantagraph)
At bottom, gardening is all about dirt — its care and feeding, its microbes and fungi, bacteria and earthworms.
What's new on the shelves for Sunday, April 19 (The Olympian)
"The Winner Stands Alone," "When Skateboards Will Be Free," "The Housekeeper and the Professor" and "Yojokun: Life Lessons from a Samurai"
Teach Us a Different Malaysian History (Malaysia Today)
Let us teach our children that they too can become the next Prime Minister. Teach our teachers how to creatively teach Civics and History and to acquire the art and science of Revisionist Civics, Counter-factual History, and Radical and Transformational Leadership.