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"5-8 Years Behind": US Math Teacher Warns Of Falling Standards, Calculus Class Starts With Fractions
Stankova is among thousands of faculty who earlier this year signed open letters calling for the restoration of the SAT and ACT in admissions.
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Aurora Or Not? New Research Challenges Night Sky Conventions
Vibrant auroras and glowing phenomena such as Steve and the picket fence are becoming more common as the sun enters the active period of its 11-year cycle.
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University of California at Berkeley Braces For Potential Violence Over Right Wing Speaker Visit
Police at the University of California at Berkeley braced for potential clashes between left-wing and right-wing activists on Thursday, despite conservative commentator Ann Coulter dropping plans to address students at the campus.
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Violent Protests Erupt At UC Berkeley Over Breitbart Editor Appearance
Violent protests erupted on Wednesday at the University of California at Berkeley over the scheduled appearance of a controversial editor of the conservative news website Breitbart.
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University of California Notifies 80,000 of Cyber-Attack
The San Francisco Bay Area university said there was no evidence that attackers actually took any personal information.
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UC-Berkeley Students Sue Google, Alleging Their Emails Were Illegally Scanned
Google's Gmail service is a core feature of Google Apps for Education, which is provided for free to thousands of K-12 schools and universities.
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IMF Names White House Official as Chief Economist
The International Monetary Fund named Maurice Obstfeld, one of US President Barack Obama's top economic advisers, as its new chief economist on Monday.
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New 'Deep Learning' Robot Learns Skills Through Trial and Error
"The robot must be able to perceive and adapt to its surroundings," said co-researcher Trevor Darrell.
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Delhi Born Scholar Becomes Dean of top US Law School
Sujit Choudhry, a noted expert in comparative constitutional law, has become the first Indian-American dean of the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, a top US law school.
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Betting Behaviour is Linked to Genes: US Study
Want to make a bet? The answer probably lies in your genes.
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How do you Survive a High-Fat Diet? Ask a Polar Bear
How do they do it? How do polar bears have such an incredibly high fat diet and get so fat - munching as they do on blubbery seals - without clogging their arteries and becoming a big furry heart attack waiting to happen?
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RBI governor to attend IMF conference in April
Reserve Bank of India governor Duvvuri Subbarao will share his perspective at an International Monetary Fund conference next month in Washington that will discuss policy pursued by various governments in the aftermath of global financial crisis.
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Elinor Ostrom, only woman to get Nobel Prize for economics dies
Ostrom shared the 2009 prize for her research into how people overcome selfish interests to successfully manage natural resources.
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"5-8 Years Behind": US Math Teacher Warns Of Falling Standards, Calculus Class Starts With Fractions
Stankova is among thousands of faculty who earlier this year signed open letters calling for the restoration of the SAT and ACT in admissions.
-
Aurora Or Not? New Research Challenges Night Sky Conventions
Vibrant auroras and glowing phenomena such as Steve and the picket fence are becoming more common as the sun enters the active period of its 11-year cycle.
-
University of California at Berkeley Braces For Potential Violence Over Right Wing Speaker Visit
Police at the University of California at Berkeley braced for potential clashes between left-wing and right-wing activists on Thursday, despite conservative commentator Ann Coulter dropping plans to address students at the campus.
-
Violent Protests Erupt At UC Berkeley Over Breitbart Editor Appearance
Violent protests erupted on Wednesday at the University of California at Berkeley over the scheduled appearance of a controversial editor of the conservative news website Breitbart.
-
University of California Notifies 80,000 of Cyber-Attack
The San Francisco Bay Area university said there was no evidence that attackers actually took any personal information.
-
UC-Berkeley Students Sue Google, Alleging Their Emails Were Illegally Scanned
Google's Gmail service is a core feature of Google Apps for Education, which is provided for free to thousands of K-12 schools and universities.
-
IMF Names White House Official as Chief Economist
The International Monetary Fund named Maurice Obstfeld, one of US President Barack Obama's top economic advisers, as its new chief economist on Monday.
-
New 'Deep Learning' Robot Learns Skills Through Trial and Error
"The robot must be able to perceive and adapt to its surroundings," said co-researcher Trevor Darrell.
-
Delhi Born Scholar Becomes Dean of top US Law School
Sujit Choudhry, a noted expert in comparative constitutional law, has become the first Indian-American dean of the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, a top US law school.
-
Betting Behaviour is Linked to Genes: US Study
Want to make a bet? The answer probably lies in your genes.
-
How do you Survive a High-Fat Diet? Ask a Polar Bear
How do they do it? How do polar bears have such an incredibly high fat diet and get so fat - munching as they do on blubbery seals - without clogging their arteries and becoming a big furry heart attack waiting to happen?
-
RBI governor to attend IMF conference in April
Reserve Bank of India governor Duvvuri Subbarao will share his perspective at an International Monetary Fund conference next month in Washington that will discuss policy pursued by various governments in the aftermath of global financial crisis.
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Elinor Ostrom, only woman to get Nobel Prize for economics dies
Ostrom shared the 2009 prize for her research into how people overcome selfish interests to successfully manage natural resources.
