Showing posts with label London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London. Show all posts
Monday, April 18, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
Anthony Peake will be "Special Evening Event" at Glastonbury Symposium this July
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- Glastonbury to skip a year in 2012 as toilets head to London (guardian.co.uk)
Labels:
Anthony Peake,
Avon and Somerset Constabulary,
England,
Glastonbury,
Glastonbury Abbey,
Glastonbury Festival,
London,
Somerset
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Snow storm delays flights across Europe
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- Air Canada cancels flights to London's Heathrow (ctv.ca)
- Heavy snow hits air travel, roads in Europe (seattletimes.nwsource.com)
- More snow causes cancellations, delays in Europe (ctv.ca)
- Snow causes cancellations, delays across Europe (ctv.ca)
Labels:
Gatwick Airport,
Germany,
London,
London Heathrow Airport
Thursday, December 9, 2010
UK taken aback by fervor and staying power of student protests - CSMonitor.com
UK taken aback by fervor and staying power of student protests - CSMonitor.com
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- London Riots As Students Become Violent Protesting Tuition Fee Hike [Video] (realestateradiousa.com)
- Student protests - live coverage (downes.ca)
- Student protesters in London use Google Maps to outwit police "kettling" (boingboing.net)
- UK students protest ahead of controversial vote (cnn.com)
Labels:
London,
Student protest,
Trafalgar Square,
Tuition
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Should Graduate Degrees Be Earned on Facebook? - Education - GOOD
Should Graduate Degrees Be Earned on Facebook? - Education - GOOD:
"In The Social Network, Justin Timberlake, who plays Napster's founder Sean Parker, proclaims: 'In the beginning we lived in caves. Then we lived in houses. Now, we’ll live on the Internet.'
And now, apparently, we'll also earn graduate degrees on Facebook.
Today's Times reports that the London School of Business and Finance Global M.B.A., which bills itself as “the world’s first internationally recognized M.B.A. to be delivered through a Facebook application,” is not only open for business but already claiming to enroll 30,000 active users."
And now, apparently, we'll also earn graduate degrees on Facebook.
Today's Times reports that the London School of Business and Finance Global M.B.A., which bills itself as “the world’s first internationally recognized M.B.A. to be delivered through a Facebook application,” is not only open for business but already claiming to enroll 30,000 active users."
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- Poking, Tagging and Now Landing an M.B.A. (nytimes.com)
- Your Next LMS: Facebook (q-ontech.blogspot.com)
- Where CEOs at America's Largest Companies Went to College (usnews.com)
- Justin Timberlake gets critique from Napster's Sean Parker (hollywoodnews.com)
- Online programs cater to distance learners (onlinedegrees.net)
Labels:
Academic degree,
Facebook,
Justin Timberlake,
London,
Napster,
Sean Parker,
Social network
Monday, November 15, 2010
London student revolt a sign of things to come « P U L S E
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- The Students of London Take to the Streets! (gaydotcat.blogspot.com)
- Revolting students (economist.com)
- "The students are revolting - report on the occupation of Millbank Tower" and related posts (jdeanicite.typepad.com)
- Lying politicians/Revolting voters (theglobeandmail.com)
Labels:
Conservative Party,
England,
London,
Student Revolts
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Education Protest in London Turns Violent - NYTimes.com
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- U.K. student protests turn violent as Tory HQ attacked (ctv.ca)
- The Students of London Take to the Streets! (gaydotcat.blogspot.com)
- Protest in Britain over tution fee hike turns violent (topinews.com)
- UK students protest tuition fees (rt.com)
Labels:
Conservative Party,
David Cameron,
England,
London,
Tuition
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