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Japanese pundits protest dolphin film cancellation
By Tue, Jun 08, 2010 5:36PM UTCFifty-five journalists, academics and film directors in Japan condemned intimidation and threats that led movie theaters to cancel screenings of “The Cove,” a documentary about the slaughter of dolphins in a Japanese village. Three movie theaters that had been scheduled to show the film later this month canceled their plans
The best of both worlds: Discover Brisbane and QUT
By Asian Correspondent Tue, Jun 08, 2010 11:42AM UTCWith a cosmopolitan city life, superb year-round weather, exciting outdoor pursuits to enjoy and modern shopping centres, Brisbane is a fantastic place to live and study. Students at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) not only have the benefits of a world-class learning environment but all the advantages of Australia’s fastest
Chinese teens compete for entry to elite schools
By Tue, Jun 08, 2010 6:24AM UTCThe 14-hour study sessions were over but the nerves remained for Tong Dan as she squeezed in some last-minute cramming during a lunch break Monday from the most important test she and millions of other Chinese teens will ever take. Each year, about 10 million high school seniors across China
Check out Ferris’ virtual tour
By Ferris State University Tue, Jun 08, 2010 4:31AM UTCAre you interested in an extra-special web-based look at what the Ferris State University campus is like? Take time to visit the Ferris web site and check out the Virtual Tour. This tour is a unique way of learning about what the University has to offer to students, faculty, staff
Industrial chemistry technology at Ferris State
By Ferris State University Tue, Jun 08, 2010 4:06AM UTCWhat is the industrial chemistry technology program? Ferris’ answer to the demand of industry for well-trained workers in organic, inorganic, and analytical chemistry. Students are trained in the procedures used in modern laboratories that are using increasingly sophisticated chemical procedures. These are the same industrial leaders who are becoming more concerned
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