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29Jun/21

Interdisciplinary Learning: Education Expert Recommends Residential Private Tuition for Problem-Based Learning, Deeming It an ‘Ancient Solution to a Modern Problem’

June 29, 2021EducationAcademia, Academic discipline, Articles, Education, Epistemology, Interdisciplinarity, Pedagogy, Philosophy of education, Teachingsmbale

A movement into interdisciplinary schooling is at the forefront of innovative education. A departure from distinct school subjects feels not only sensible for a world that does not divide experiences into separate disciplines, but it is also a more employable approach to educating young minds. Continue reading

10Feb/17

French Polynesia to host world’s first floating city

February 10, 2017InnovationAcademia, Academic disciplines, Anti-fascism, Aquaculture, Articles, Economic ideologies, Emerging technologies, Environment, Floating cities and islands in fiction, Floating city, French Polynesia, Humans, Language, Libertarian Party, Libertarianism, London, New York, NEXT MEDIA, Political philosophy, Politics, Seasteading, Seasteading Institute, Soft hyphensmbale

A fully autonomous floating city was once just a libertarian fantasy, but is now just a few years shy of becoming reality.
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10Mar/15

University of Oklahoma expels two students over racist video

March 10, 2015WorldAcademia, Alpha, Alpha Epsilon, Christian fraternity, Dartmouth College Greek organizations, David Boren, delta group, Education, Fraternities and sororities, Fraternity Leadership Association, National Pan-Hellenic Council, NORMAN, North American fraternity and sorority housing, North-American Interfraternity Conference, Oklahoma, Organizations, president, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Social Issues, Student organizations, United States, University of Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon racism incidentsmbale

The University of Oklahoma expels two students linked to a video showing members of a fraternity singing a song filled with racial epithets.
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09Mar/15

University of Oklahoma shuts “disgraceful” fraternity for racist video

March 9, 2015WorldAcademia, Alpha, Boren family, Dartmouth College Greek organizations, David Boren, Education in the United States, Fraternity Leadership Association, Greek Life at the University of Missouri, NORMAN, North-American Interfraternity Conference, Oklahoma, Organizations, president, Selma, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Social Issues, Student organizations, United States, University of Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon racism incidentsmbale

University of Oklahoma bands together to discredit racist behavior of campus fraternity.
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