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Teachers told to draw a blank

news.com.au
16 hrs ago 22 related
        

TEACHERS at a Brisbane school were told to leave wrong answers by students blank, as marking it wrong would have hurt the child's confidence. The case at Algester State Primary School on the southside has emerged in the wake of...

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Gov’t sinks more billions into failing capitalism

workers.org
yesterday 1 related
        

Another day, another multi-billion-dollar bailout. The federal government recently announced that it would give away $326 billion to Citigroup. The government will now be backing approximately one-sixth of Citigroup’s $2...

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A long left-wing wish list for coalition short on cohesion

theglobeandmail.com
yesterday
        

Stephen Harper dreamed of transforming Canada the way Ronald Reagan remade the United States. Instead, he risks going down looking like Jimmy Carter.If he does, he will have been right about one thing. He promised a few years...

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Commentary: Forget Darwin---The Sooner The Better

scoop.co.nz
yesterday
        

Frederick Engels, in an 1875 letter, stated: “The whole Darwinian teaching of the struggle for existence is simply a transference from society to living nature of Hobbes’s doctrine of bellum omnium contra omnes and of the...

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Africa, imperialism & the global class struggle

workers.org
Dec 2, 2008
        

Most researchers and writers on African affairs, both bourgeois and historical materialist, have recognized the African origins of human society. In order for Africa to overcome the legacy of the Atlantic slave trade,...

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Crops attract snow geese; hunts control field-damaging flocks

heraldnet.com
Dec 1, 2008 3 related
        

By Gale Fiege Herald Writer STANWOOD -- John Engels' favorite memory from last season's snow goose hunt was the day he didn't raise his shotgun. The Snow Goose Quality Hunt Project along Port Susan near Stanwood and on Fir...

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Something Grand Happened At The Café de Flore

worldproutassembly.org
Nov 30, 2008
        

The European Union appears more and more as the bourgeois restoration following the rebellion that spread across the world after 1968. On the eve of the G20 in Washington last November 15 President Sarkozy in his role as...

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How to fight greed

greenleft.org.au
Nov 30, 2008
        

“Poor Human Nature, what horrible crimes have been committed in thy name! Every fool, from King to policeman, from the flathead parson to the visionless dabbler in science, presumes to speak authoritatively of human nature. The...

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Business unusual

hindu.com
Nov 30, 2008 1 related
        

In the light of bankers giving themselves big rewards, the bonus culture in our workplaces needs to be reassessed. The interesting issue is what factors contribute to job satisfaction. Pay is clearly one of them, but there are...

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"Most books assume that people know what the state is"

allafrica.com
Nov 28, 2008 1 related
        

Cliquer ici pour lire les commentaires ou réagir sur le sujet » Ile Maurice: "Most books assume that people know what the state is" Publié sur le web le 28 Novembre 2008 Nicholas Rainer Port Louis Lalit launched "Leta", an...

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