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A new exhibition, "Creating Movement and Flow: A Conversation of Form and Utility," opens at SUNY Cortland's Dowd Fine Arts Gallery, featuring artworks by ceramic artists Errol Willett and Edward Feldman '95. The exhibition encourages viewers to see the artworks not as static objects, but
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The Consumer Finance Monitor podcast recently released an episode centered around a thought-provoking article by David Horton, a professor of law at the University of California, Davis. Horton's article, "Do Arbitrators Follow the Law? Evidence from Clause Construction," delves into the question of whether arbitrators render
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On August 21, 2025, the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing (CFLP) held a Modern Logistics and Supply Chain Think Tank Forum in Beijing, focusing on the compilation of the "China Digital Supply Chain Development Report." Industry experts from Southeast University, Renmin University of China, and Beijing Foreign
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Using advanced sensing technology, Assistant Professor of Earth Sciences Sina Saneiyan is able to peer into the Earth's subsurface from the ground, sky, or even space, revolutionizing the field of near-surface geophysics. With a background in mining exploration and environmental sciences, Saneiyan's research focuses on the
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The Telangana Human Rights Commission (TGHRC), chaired by Justice Shameem Akhtar, has intervened in two cases of unjust withholding of original certificates by private colleges in the state. In the first case, Gautami Degree College in Balanagar was found to have withheld the Transfer Certificate (TC) and other original certificates
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The Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) is facing severe criticism over its policy of transferring female teachers to boys' colleges and male teachers to girls' colleges, with critics labeling the move as culturally insensitive, legally dubious, and academically damaging. The Federal Government College Teachers Association and parents have
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The Journal of Medical Ethics, published by BMJ, has solidified its position as the leading global platform for cutting-edge work in medical and bioethics, according to the 2025 Google Scholar Metrics. Co-led by Associate Professor Brian D Earp and featuring articles on various ethical aspects of health care, the journal
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Associate Professor Wei Li of the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine has been awarded a prestigious Research Project Grant (R01) from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to study the mechanisms driving increased risk of thrombosis in patients with heart failure and those with fluctuations in sex
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Wearable health technology has evolved beyond just tracking daily steps and physical activity. A new study led by researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington is exploring the potential of using data from everyday fitness trackers to predict a person's risk of developing cardiovascular disease. The two-year
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The recent layoffs at the US State Department, which resulted in the elimination of the Business and Human Rights team, have been largely overlooked in headlines focusing on the implications for American diplomacy. However, the loss of expertise in this area could have far-reaching consequences for US companies operating in
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The State of Tennessee has issued a press release regarding the publication of a new book by Union University Press, titled "United in Jesus, United in Joy: Sermons on Philippians." Edited by Ray Van Neste and Justin Wainscott, the book contains sermons preached during the spring semester of
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A three-day economic reform roundtable has concluded with broad support from business and union leaders and economists for a simpler and more equitable tax system, according to Treasurer Jim Chalmers. The meeting's key objective is to ensure intergenerational fairness in the country's tax system. Key speakers,
