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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) yesterday rejected the Federal Government’s new offer of enhanced academic allowances, insisting that government should first implement in full the 2009 agreement before any other negotiation could take place. National President of ASUU, Dr. Nasir Fagge, said after consultations with branch chairmen of the union on the […]
ASUU vows to continue strike until FG agrees to demands Read More »
More than a third of teen guys and girls say they’ve been physically, emotionally or sexually abused in their dating relationships, according to new, unpublished data from a nationwide survey. Similar numbers of both sexes say they’ve been abusers. Additional new research shows teens who abuse their girlfriends and boyfriends often share a past
Won’t you rather stay single? … Teen dating abuse is common and complex, studies find Read More »
Education is way more than sitting in a classroom. Unfortunately, it is often the same old story. Go to school. Read, write, learn math, history, science, and the searing pain of social rejection. Go home. Forget everything you learned. While having a specific course for each of these ‘subjects’ might be a long way
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The striking Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has warned that successful candidates at the various 2013 post-UTME examinations to government owned Universities may not be recognised if offered admission from the exercise. The union also described as cheap “political statement” the pronouncement of Governor Gabriel Suswam of Benue State that the strike would be
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Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs sat down with E! News for a playful interview in which they dished on their CBS comedy’s third season, and to defend (sorta) a comment made by Dennings on Twitter that set the Bieberverse ablaze: “Justin Bieber’s Instagram is making me uncomfortable,” the actress tweeted. “I would like to
The court upturned the ruling of a lower court. The Court of Appeal on Wednesday ruled that Lead City University, an Ibadan-based private university, had been running its Law programme illegally. The three-man panel of judges, in a judgement that lasted about three hours, upturned an earlier decision of an Oyo State High Court
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(By Carla Molina) I believe labels can be powerful in both harmful and empowering ways. This is especially true for young children who are developing an inner dialogue with themselves, one they’ll live with for the rest of their lives. As a mother of daughters, I choose my words with great care. I want
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Mosquito season is in full swing. A lucky few people seem immune to the bites of the pesky insects. Others can’t seem to avoid them. New research explains mosquitoes’ apparent selectivity. According to an article in Smithsonian magazine, an estimated 20 percent of people are “especially delicious” to mosquitoes. (Shudder.) They are bitten more
Do mosquitoes find some people more delicious than others? Yes, research suggests Read More »
(By Katie Lepi) Kittens and bacon are taking over. Quite literally. I was searching for awesome education infographics to share with you, and when I began my search using terms like ‘education’, a graphic about kittens and bacon came up. I’m not joking, guys. Even Google believes that kittens +bacon = education! But of
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(Emma Taylor) Learning is a fundamental skill that everyone possesses. Babies learn how to survive, as well as critical language skills, and movement from the moment they are born. Parents can help to enhance their child’s learning process, and help their children develop skills that they will use for a lifetime. 1. Research Learning
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