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Pair of schools to lose IB program funding (Centennial Citizen) Despite their best efforts, parents of Isaac Newton Middle School and Eugene Field Elementary School students were not able to convince the Littleton Public Schools Board of Education that the International Baccalaureate program at those two schools was worth saving. More . . . Another View: Vice Chancellor Strine Gets It Right (New York Times) Manan Shah and Benjamin M. Grossman, attorneys at Jones Day, argue that Delaware has a better legal approach to corporate governance and executive compensation than Washington. More . . . Around the Town: FALA pledge needs dollar-for-dollar match (Arizona Daily Sun) A Flagstaff couple has pledged $20,000 as a matching gift to theFlagstaff Arts and Leadership Academy in support of the school'snew campus. More . . . Smith Institute (HM Treasury) In August 2007 a shock to global credit markets sparked what would become the most severe financial crisis in a century. It is a crisis that we are only now emerging from and one that has claimed more than just some of the world’s oldest and most-storied financial institutions. More . . . Art: A Family Affair (WLUC Marquette) Check This Out! Tuesday, March 09, 2010 at 9:11 a.m. IRONWOOD -- The Finlandia University Reflection Gallery is currently hosting an exhibit of color reduction relief prints by Tom Rudd and Margo McCafferty, March 3 to 29, 2010. An opening reception for the artists took place this past Thursday at the Reflection Gallery. More . . . Stuart Littlewood: Does Israel hope to spark a new wave of suicide bombing? (UN Observer) 2010-03-09 | “The suicide bomber wrote that he began to live the day he came to know he was to die. Where did he get this passion to kill?” Mahesh Bhatt More . . . Letter from the West Bank: In Hebron, renovation of holy site sets off strife (Washington Post) HEBRON, WEST BANK -- The Tomb of the Patriarchs -- a site revered by Jews, Muslims and Christians as the burial place of their common forefather, Abraham -- needed bathrooms and a new roof over an outdoor prayer area. To the spokesman for Hebron's Jewish settler community, that should not have been... More . . . Strife over holy site's renovation (Washington Post) In the West Bank, where religion and politics are inextricably tangled, improvements spark debate. More . . . Reversing the global retreat (The Age) Recent crises have dented moves to internationalism, but it would be foolhardy not to act on the world stage. More . . . Vesta Corporation Launches Prepaid.com, a Global Payment Portal for Prepaid Mobile Operators (Marketwire) Expands Payment Footprint and Offers Innovative, Consumer-Friendly Features for Online Mobile Recharge More . . . Advertise on this page
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