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US Professor Stirs Controversy For Encouraging People To Read About Sex With Animals
Peter Singer, a professor at Princeton University shared the study, asserting that the article challenges societal "taboos".
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Economic Adviser To Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Commits Suicide
Alan Krueger, a prominent Princeton University economics professor who advised U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, took his own life over the weekend, his family said in a statement on Monday. He was 58.
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Opinion: Reading Modi's Many, Fervent Hugs For Netanyahu
Can Israel be de-hyphenated from Palestine any more than Modi 2002 can be de-hyphenated from Modi 2017? The question is germane because even as Modi and his apologists try to distance Modi in domestic policy from the pogrom over which he loomed in Gujarat, so do Modi and his cohort try in foreign policy to project an Israel that is unrelated to the...
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Princeton Professor Puts Resume Of His Career Lows Online. This Is Why.
A Princeton University professor has published a CV of his career failures as a way to give perspective to students who are feeling discouraged.
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Indian-American Digitises Arts Education
An Indian-American music professor has created an online education platform offering inexpensive creative arts courses from some of the world's leading institutions, including Stanford University and Princeton University.
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Afghanistan's First Family Through President Ashraf Ghani's Eyes
Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani is a proud father. Hours before he flies into India for his first official visit, Mr Ghani opens up about his family - particularly his son Tareq. "He's carving his own footsteps, not following in mine. He's just become a professor and has a post-doctoral thesis from Princeton," Mr Ghani tells NDTV in Kabul.
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Kerala varsity wanted Einstein to be VC
Decades before India made a name for itself in the field of education, the tiny princely state of Travancore aimed it high in higher education and even made an unsuccessful bid to enlist services of great physicist Albert Einstein as Vice Chancellor of its fledgling university for a monthly pay of Rs 6000.
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US Professor Stirs Controversy For Encouraging People To Read About Sex With Animals
Peter Singer, a professor at Princeton University shared the study, asserting that the article challenges societal "taboos".
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Economic Adviser To Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Commits Suicide
Alan Krueger, a prominent Princeton University economics professor who advised U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, took his own life over the weekend, his family said in a statement on Monday. He was 58.
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Opinion: Reading Modi's Many, Fervent Hugs For Netanyahu
Can Israel be de-hyphenated from Palestine any more than Modi 2002 can be de-hyphenated from Modi 2017? The question is germane because even as Modi and his apologists try to distance Modi in domestic policy from the pogrom over which he loomed in Gujarat, so do Modi and his cohort try in foreign policy to project an Israel that is unrelated to the...
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Princeton Professor Puts Resume Of His Career Lows Online. This Is Why.
A Princeton University professor has published a CV of his career failures as a way to give perspective to students who are feeling discouraged.
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Indian-American Digitises Arts Education
An Indian-American music professor has created an online education platform offering inexpensive creative arts courses from some of the world's leading institutions, including Stanford University and Princeton University.
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Afghanistan's First Family Through President Ashraf Ghani's Eyes
Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani is a proud father. Hours before he flies into India for his first official visit, Mr Ghani opens up about his family - particularly his son Tareq. "He's carving his own footsteps, not following in mine. He's just become a professor and has a post-doctoral thesis from Princeton," Mr Ghani tells NDTV in Kabul.
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Kerala varsity wanted Einstein to be VC
Decades before India made a name for itself in the field of education, the tiny princely state of Travancore aimed it high in higher education and even made an unsuccessful bid to enlist services of great physicist Albert Einstein as Vice Chancellor of its fledgling university for a monthly pay of Rs 6000.
