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Let women drive ... get over your fear of the unknown
Indeed, as Saudi youths have been brought up in a Shariah-based education system and lifestyle, it is an affront to suggest that their behavior toward women would be worse than that of youth in the rest of the world, who grew up under non-Shariah
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:02P
Season verdict today
DUG OUT VOICES: URA coach Alex Isabirye and his KCC counterpart Matia Lule will be screaming themselves loud in what could be the title decider. PHOTOS: EDDIE CHICCO. By Andrew Mwanguhya,James Ssekandi & Abdu Wasike (email the author) URA at Nakivubo
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:02P
Save PBS at Howlin' Wolf
This all-star fundraiser was put together to support George Porter Jr. (pictured), Russel Batiste and Brian Stoltz, collectively the funk ensemble PBS, who are involved in a lawsuit with their former management company. The lineup includes Ivan Neville
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:01P
What's LoBiondo doing about the cancer of illegal immigration?
From Margate's most swanky restaurants to the landscape and construction trades in Downbeach and whole of South Jersey, and to all kinds of jobs in between, the cancer of illegal employment affects us all. Illegal workers and their employers contribute
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:00P
N.J. Supreme Court Says School Funding Ruling to Come Tomorrow
The court will decide a lawsuit that claims the cuts violated a 2008 funding formula to support the state's poorest school districts. Christie, a Republican, said the reductions were necessary to balance the budget and the court should let him resolve
Updated: 05/23/2011 04:59P
D39 board members dropped from referendum lawsuit
Wilmette school board members were removed Monday from a lawsuit challenging the successful tax rate increase referendum on the April 5 ballot. The case, filed by Wilmette resident Herb Sorock and
Updated: 05/23/2011 04:59P
Vicarious Liability and Piercing the Corporate Veil in Russia
These exceptions apply in four main circumstances: (1) being responsible for the insolvency or bankruptcy of a Russian company; (2) giving binding instructions to a Russian company as its "dominant company"; (3) failing to disclose status as an
Updated: 05/23/2011 04:58P
Vicarious Liability and Piercing the Corporate Veil in Russia
These exceptions apply in four main circumstances: (1) being responsible for the insolvency or bankruptcy of a Russian company; (2) giving binding instructions to a Russian company as its "dominant company"; (3) failing to disclose status as an
Updated: 05/23/2011 04:58P
Too Big To Fail: The story behind HBO's movie
Curtis Hanson, director of HBO's "Too Big To Fail" discusses why he decided to make a suspense film about the financial crisis based on Andrew Ross Sorkin's book. Kai Ryssdal: It's been, as of today, two years, eight months, nine days since Lehman
Updated: 05/23/2011 04:58P
Where have all the workers gone? Theories abound as crops go unpicked
Ms. Fink-Webber suggested that an economy that is again starting to move just a bit could be siphoning off some ag workers to more lucrative jobs in other industries, such as construction. "That played into the labor situation quite a bit" before the
Updated: 05/23/2011 04:57P
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