Laila Soueif has gone without eating for over three weeks and has passed the point of feeling hunger. In London to advocate for the release of her British-Egyptian son, Alaa Abdel Fattah, the 68-year-old math professor remains resolute, stating that she doesn’t feel unwell at all. She began her hunger strike the day after her … Read more
By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) – Concerns are rising in Japan over the risk of ending up with a minority coalition government after the upcoming general election, which could complicate the central bank’s efforts to gradually reduce decades of monetary stimulus. Recent polls have indicated the possibility of the ruling coalition losing its majority in … Read more
Q: How do you see institutional neutrality impacting the overall campus climate and student experience? A: I think institutional neutrality is absolutely crucial for maintaining a healthy campus climate and ensuring a positive student experience. When institutions take positions on controversial issues, it can create division and tension among students, faculty, and staff. By remaining … Read more
The Tubs have announced the upcoming release of their second album, Cotton Crown, set to be released on March 7 through Trouble in Mind. The London-based Welsh band, who describe themselves as a “Celtic jangle boyband,” have shared a preview of their new album with the release of a single titled ‘Freak Mode’. ‘Freak Mode’ … Read more
Reports suggest that bosses at ITV are considering killing off the character of Les Battersby, portrayed by actor Bruce Jones. Battersby made his debut on the cobbles in 1997 alongside his wife Janice (Vicky Entwistle), daughter Leanne (Jane Danson), and stepdaughter Toyah (Georgia Taylor). However, it appears that Les Battersby’s time on Coronation Street may … Read more
Cuba is currently facing its most challenging situation since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. The communist government is dealing with nationwide power failures that have worsened the existing shortages of food, fuel, and medicine on the island. The national grid has failed four times in the last four days, leaving most of … Read more
Editor’s note: The Athletic 134 is a weekly ranking of all FBS college football teams. It’s time to take notice of BYU. The Cougars are undefeated and have delivered Kansas State and SMU their only losses of the season. Yet BYU remains outside the top 10 in both the AP and Coaches polls. But not … Read more
Multiple Threads accounts displaying publicly available data on the private jet travel of some of the world’s wealthiest and most famous individuals have been shut down. The year-old social media platform, owned by Meta, recently suspended an account that showed the flight paths of Mark Zuckerberg’s private jet, along with several other accounts that displayed … Read more
How To Enhance Your Instructional Design Practices For Improved Learning Outcomes No Instructional Designer can claim to have perfected their craft and created the ultimate learning experience. This is because the field of learning and the methods we use to design it are constantly evolving. Therefore, it is crucial to refine your Instructional Design practices … Read more
Andrew Garfield has been extensively promoting his new film We Live in Time, perhaps even a bit too aggressively. From chemistry-heavy online videos with Florence Pugh to a Chicken Shop Date video with Amelia Dimoldenberg, Garfield has been fully immersed in the promotional circuit. He even brought a cardboard cutout of Pugh to a recent … Read more