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7 hours ago ago from Business & Finance News | Stock Market | equity | Investment

by EIN on 2009/12/16 in economy New Source: WiredPR News.com Activists recently met in Cairo to address the widespread issue of sexual harassment of women in the Arab world. Cairo, Egypt (WiredPRNews.com) Activists recently met in Cairo to address the widespread issue of sexual harassment of women in the Arab world. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), participants in the two-day conference suggested the issue of ...

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The media, not the Immigration Department, panics international students PR

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A report in the Sydney Morning Herald Visa review may 'spark panic' is, surprise surprise (!) itself sparking panic among international students in Australia. Google that headline, and the majority of hits are in Chinese –reflecting the numbers of Chinese students in Australia who came here in the hope and expectation of gaining permanent residency at the end of their studies. The SMH article leads with this: “TENS of thousands ...

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Panel: Suspend school building aid next year

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CONCORD Sen. Molly Kelly, D-Keene, said her committee will continue working toward a final report on the program by November 2010. The main work will involve changing eligibility rules for the program, to improve both its finances and its fairness.

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