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Towards a national set of standards in education…
There are 13,000 school districts, and in most states, there is very little guidance for what kinds of materials school…
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American society’s endangered social stability
The U.S. higher education institutions have witnessed a decline of 1.5 million students over the preceding five years—with men accounting…
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Single National Curriculum: Review of Model Textbooks – Part-XVI
[Introduction to Series: Dr. Anjum Altaf, former Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at LUMS, is writing…
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Pornography and addiction in US Colleges
A survey finds that 77% Christian men look at porn at least monthly, and 36% look at porn daily while…
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Single National Curriculum: Review of Model Textbooks – Part-XV
[Introduction to Series: Dr. Anjum Altaf, former Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at LUMS, is writing…
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Privileged and under-privileged
The asymmetrical movement of wealth has created islands of infinite wealth on the one hand and vast deserts of abject…
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Economics is vastly different from what we studied in 1967
But the economics is also deeply influenced by politics, and economists, who have diverse political views, wrangle over ethical values…
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The Neglected Children of Punjab
The ugly side of the caste and religious conflict often sprouted its head in the form of crude offhanded comments…
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Single National Curriculum: Review of Model Textbooks – Part-XIV
[Introduction to Series: Dr. Anjum Altaf, former Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at LUMS, is writing…
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Tech winner cities pull bread winners
The real change is that working from home will continue to be common, thinning out the Bay Area’s tech dominance…
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