This day in history: Runner who later founded Bloomsday was sixth-grade teacher; Bootlegger ‘king’ arrested in whisky vessel scheme
The Spokesman-Review bemoaned the fact that hardly anyone had ever heard of Spokane runner Don Kardong – outside of serious track enthusiasts.
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The Sinhala song remains a lifelong ‘virgin:’ What went wrong?
Last week, we looked at a critical evaluation of Swarna Mallawaarachi from Eric Illayapparachchi’s essay ‘The Last Face: ...
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Coalition of Devices delivers over 100,000 gadgets to education facilities in past year - Zelenska
The Coalition of Devices has managed to donate over 100,000 gadgets for Ukrainian students and teachers throughout the past ...
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The ‘West’: Suppressing Dissent while Enabling Genocide – PART TWO
This is the second part of an article by Professor Salt, delving into the backlash faced by those who dare to speak out for.
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How Chenab Bridge finally connected Kashmir to rest of India by rail
For decades, Kashmir remained hidden behind its challenging geography and rugged terrain, accessible only through arduous ...
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New York Times - Top Stories
Israel’s Cease-Fires in Lebanon and Gaza Appear Fragile Israeli forces killed at least 15 people and injured dozens more in southern Lebanon on Sunday, Lebanese officials said. In Gaza, Israel ...