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KPMG Joins The Millennium Villages Project to Help Address Extreme Poverty in Africa
The Millennium Villages projecta 'the flagship initiative of Millennium Promise, implemented in cooperation with the Earth Institute at Columbia University and the United Nations Development Programme a 'now ...
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Advice for the next president: Talk frankly about the limits of U.S. power
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Suicide attacks a growing threat in Pakistan
A suicide bomber struck the headquarters of the Anti-terrorism Squad of the Islamabad police force Thursday afternoon, just as lawmakers were preparing to convene 15 miles away to discuss growing militancy in the country.
The incident added to the rise in bomb attacks that Pakistan has seen over the past year, not only in its troubled northwestern region but also on high-profile targets in major cities like Islamabad, the capital.
"The message [from Thursday's attack] couldn't have been clearer," says Hassan Askari Rizvi, former professor of Pakistan Studies at Columbia University.
Harvard Tops World University Ranking for Fifth Year Running; Yale Second
U.S. and U.K. universities continue to dominate an annual ranking of the world's top 200 higher education institutions, with Harvard heading the table for the fifth year running, Yale in second place and ...
The global financial crisis risks distracting world leaders from the fight against hunger, even as it proves they can mobilise massive funds to tackle emergencies, a prominent economist said on Thursday.
Gay Issues on Back Burner in Presidential Election
Gov. Sarah Palin has made moral issues the center of her campaign. When Patrick Buchanan declared a "culture war" at the Republic Convention in 1992, it was a not-so-veiled reference to gay rights.
Learned safety cheers depressed mice: An animal model of behavioral intervention for depression
A new animal model has provided insight into the cellular and molecular mechanisms associated with behavioral therapy for depression.
Intel taps Senator Feinstein's chief of staff
Corrected at 8:11 p.m. PDT: See below for details. Intel has tapped Senator Dianne Feinstein's chief of staff to head its Washington office.
PBS Documentary Focuses on Crucial Hispanic Vote
A new PBS documentary will cast a spotlight on the crucial role of U.S. Hispanic voters in picking the next president of the United States.
South Africa has been rated the 45th most competitive country in the 2008/2009 Global Competitiveness Report , Business Unity South Africa said on Wednesday.
The Bishop's School announces new head of school
The Board of Trustees at The Bishop's School unanimously selected on Oct. 6 Aimeclaire Lambert Roche as the new Head of School, effective July 1, 2009.
1 Japanese, 2 Americans win Nobel chemistry prize
Two Americans and one Japanese won the Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday for the discovery and development of a brightly glowing protein first seen in jellyfish, work that has helped scientists study how ...
Microsoft, NYU Found Games for Learning Institute
Microsoft and academic partners will be exploring how videogames can push math and science education to new levels through a newly-founded institute.
College Costs: Coping with the Meltdown
Some unlucky investors like Dino Macaluso are feeling the double whammy of the market meltdown: They are watching their investment portfolios shrivel while college tuition payments loom.
Save the Date: Rutgers to host grad school fair
A Graduate School Fair will be held at Rutgers University-Camden from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct.
'Engine' That Drives Cell Movement Discovered
The discovery, by scientists in Singapore, is published in the October 2008 issue of Cell.
Latinos Look Beyond Race in Election
Throughout the presidential campaign, a common theme could be heard -- that Latinos wouldn't vote for Barack Obama because they won't support an African American for president.
New York Presbyterian Hospital Showcases Latest Advances And Techniques In Head And Neck Surgery
Head and neck surgery is a diverse regional subspecialty, whose central focus is treatment of oncologic disorders of the neck.
Wife Of Slain Developer Battles Insurers At Trial
The men suspected in the 2006 slaying of Greenwich real estate developer Andrew Kissel are awaiting trial, but Kissel's wife is now fighting her own legal battle against insurance companies intent on recovering ...
Incumbent Hasner faces new comer Ostrov
By conventional measures, Republican Adam Hasner holds the advantage in his run for a fourth term in District 87 of the Florida House.