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Millikan Library of California Institute of Technology
Location: Pasadena, California
Opened in 1967, the Millikan Library is the tallest building and most sensitive building on campus. It is not only a library but also a testing site with thirteen seismometers and a shaker roof that sends vibrations through the building, allowing the scientists to check the frequency of seismic waves if anything shakes Southern California.
Thomas J. Dodd Research Center of University of Connecticut
Location: Mansfield, Connecticut
Built in 1995, the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center has a lot of collections, including the most famous …
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Youth is the best time to chase a dream. If you want to be a sportsman, youth is the perfect time to show the potential. Sports are best performed by the youngsters, who have the best fitness and flexibility to perform their best in sports. As a result, it is most common to find the talented youngsters in the schools and colleges. In the world, there are many colleges that are more known for their sports teams. However, some sports don’t gain popularity at the college level, while some others …
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Along the ages, some universities and colleges around the world thought they would make a bold statement by building fascinating libraries. Some of them have historic, magnificent interiors, while others are brand new and modern. Whatever they are, they are all amazing. Now let’s have a look at some of the most famous college libraries all over the world.
George Peabody Library of Johns Hopkins University
Opened: 1878
Location: Baltimore Maryland
George Peabody Library of Johns Hopkins University was originally a research center. Completed being built in 1878, the library was remodeled in 2002, …
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Space, distancing and staffing challenges all together made a contribution to the decision not to resume full-time classroom instruction October 13, according to a letter of the Superintendent sent to families.
Some parents in Portland Public Schools said that they support the decision of Superintendent Xavier Botana to not bring elementary students back to in-person learning five days each week as the district had hoped it might be able to do by the middle of October.
Botana announced the decision in a letter to families, saying that staffing, physical space, and the …
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Playing sports is a great opportunity for students to have a rest from academics and release the pent-up energy. It also helps them become happier since it has been proven that regular sports and fitness activities can provide not only physical benefits but also social and psychological benefits to students. In this article, we have compiled a list of the most important character-building benefits of sports for students.
Discipline
Playing sports requires mental, physical and tactical discipline, such as following rules, practicing restraint, obeying the coach, and more. They are all forms …
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According to a letter that has been obtained by CIC News, Canada may lift travel restrictions for international students in time for the fall 2020 semester.
International students have not been able to enter Canada since March 18, unless they held a study permit that was valid as of that date. Students from the U.S. were added to the list of exemptions some days ago, although they have to meet certain criteria to be allowed to enter Canada.
The letter which is signed by Canada’s immigration minister Marco Mendicino, and health minister, …
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Foreign students who are pursuing degrees in the US will need to leave the country or risk deportation if their universities transition to online-only learning, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The move might affect thousands of international students who come to the US to attend universities or take part in training programs, as well as vocational or non-academic studies.
Universities nationwide are starting to make the decision to transition to online courses as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. For example, at Harvard, all course instruction will be held online, including …
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Healthy growth
Physical stress caused by playing sports helps muscles, bones, ligaments, and tendons to become healthier and stronger. The bone density also increases, which helps in reducing the risk of osteoporosis – a condition which is known to make the bones porous and fragile.
Reduced risk of obesity
The more active a person is, the more calories he/she will burn. Fitness helps in preventing fat to be accumulated in the body as well as reducing the risk of obesity and obesity-related diseases.
Increased cardiovascular fitness
The heart is a muscle. And like other muscles, …
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Japan had opened up to foreign students since it sought to expand its skilled workforce in the situation of an aging society. According to the Japan Student Services Organization, the number of foreign students in the country reached above 310,000 in 2019, up from 164,000 in 2011, and exceeding a national government goal of attracting 300,000 by 2020.
This rapid growth was almost achieved by the increase of self-supported students from other Asian countries, particularly from poor ones.
Now that the government policy is being tested as Covid-19 pandemic changes the retail …
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Valuable job opportunities for students are drying up since coronavirus pandemic continues to devastate the employment market all over the country.
Summer work terms, internships, practicums, co-op placements designed to help students enter the workforce are disappearing since almost all companies slash expenses and reduce the number of workers.
Director of career services at Mount Royal University (Canada), Sarah Imran, said she has witnessed the university’s student job postings drop by 60 to 70%.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced yesterday that the government will cover a total of 100% of wages for …