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ECA: Painting over the cracks
Senior staff at the Edinburgh College of Art received large increases in pay and pensions even as the troubled art school's finances deteriorated to near-bankruptcy, an investigation by The Journal has found. Financial records show that by the end of
Updated: 03/09/2011 05:05A
Itawamba school board seeks dismissal of federal lawsuit over disciplining student
(AP) — The Itawamba County School Board has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed over its disciplining of a high school student for an Internet song about two coaches. School board attorneys, in reply to the lawsuit filed by the student,
Updated: 03/09/2011 05:05A
Dragon Age II Reviews Hit The Web - So What's The Verdict?
Dragon Age II has already hit the US and it releases to the rest of the world on Friday and now that the embargoes have lifted, we get to see what other critics are saying. We recently had our resident Dragon's Age expert Geoff write up his impressions
Updated: 03/09/2011 05:04A
'Dark Knight' stunt death on trial
The 41-year-old, who was grasping a handheld camera to film the scene, suffered severe injuries and died after the driver swerved to avoid a pothole and struck the tree. Prosecutor Pascal Bates told Guildford Crown Court that Christopher Corbould,
Updated: 03/09/2011 05:04A
Children always suffer in difficult situations but some can be better offwith
A lot has been said on children's suffering in second marriages and after divorce but little or nothing was said on the suffering of children living in broken families, said PL MP George Vella in parliament on Monday.
Updated: 03/09/2011 05:02A
Divergent views on divorce question
The suggestion that a divorce law or divorce proceedings can guarantee maintenance is misleading. For its part, the Moviment Iva (Yes for Divorce) said that the referendum question should not be a generic one but a question that reflects the Bill being
Updated: 03/09/2011 05:02A
2 more expert witnesses to testify in Maguindano massacre trial
Fadullon said they intended to present to Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Jocelyn Solis-Reyes a total of seven medico-legal officers. As of today, five medico-legal officers gave their autopsy findings during the hearing of the controversial
Updated: 03/09/2011 05:00A
Coroner's narrative verdict on man found hanged
The coroner has recorded a narrative verdict over the death of a Whitley man who was found hanging from a tree in Woodford Park in Woodley. The body of Christopher Burch, 27, was found by a passer-by on November 4 last year. At the inquest last week at
Updated: 03/09/2011 04:59A
Cuba says US waging 'cyberwar' against Havana
Cuban authorities say the efforts by Gross -- who according to US officials was providing computers and cell phones to Cuba's Jewish community to help it communicate with the outside world -- was part of a new strategy by Washington to foment
Updated: 03/09/2011 04:59A
Lodi police crack down on bad bicycle behavior
LODI, CA - Lodi traffic police are busting bicyclists breaking the law, and the biggest offenders are children under the age of 15. "We're going to get parents complaining about us picking on their kid when we should be doing gang and robbery
Updated: 03/09/2011 04:57A
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