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From University Posts, Former Envoys Reflect on U.S.-Egypt Partnership
http://search.globescope.com/wd/directories/special-ducation/406.html
2009-11-12T22:18:00-05:00
2009-11-12T22:18:00-05:00
Seth McLaughlin
“Egypt wants to grow its economy and wants to become more and more a player in the international environment, and to do that we need
The Montessori Method: Children Are Their Own Best Teachers, According to Hundred-Year-Old Approach
http://search.globescope.com/wd/directories/special-ducation/405.html
2009-11-12T17:12:00-05:00
2009-11-12T17:12:00-05:00
Dena Levitz
The Montessori method, which emphasizes self-pacing and self-awareness, was once considered ahead of its time but is now gaining major traction in the mainstream.
Faux Pas Fixes Huge Part of Protocol is Just Smoothing Over the Slipups
http://search.globescope.com/wd/directories/special-ducation/404.html
2009-11-12T12:06:00-05:00
2009-11-12T12:06:00-05:00
Stephanie Kanowitz
Everyone is human, even presidents, so a big part of protocol planning is simply putting out the inevitable fires of their faux pas.
Destined for Greatness: D.C. Area Takes Fourth Spot In College Destinations Index
http://search.globescope.com/wd/directories/special-ducation/403.html
2009-11-12T16:57:00-05:00
2009-11-12T16:57:00-05:00
Heather Mueller
A recent college ranking confirmed what many already know — Washington is an academic wonderland of opportunity.
Children's Hopes to Transform Surgery Thanks to Abu Dhabi's $150 Million Gift
http://search.globescope.com/wd/editorial/news/medical/402.html
2009-11-12T16:51:00-05:00
2009-11-12T16:51:00-05:00
Rima Assaker
With an unprecedented $150 million gift from Abu Dhabi, the Children’s National Medical Center in Washington is aiming for an equally unprecedented goal: eliminating pain in pediatric surgery.
Jolt of Hope: Epilepsy Treatments Aim to Press Reset Button on a Misfiring Brain
http://search.globescope.com/wd/editorial/news/medical/401.html
2009-11-12T21:49:00-05:00
2009-11-12T21:49:00-05:00
Gina Shaw
People with uncontrolled epilepsy can’t drive to work. A mother with uncontrolled epilepsy fears dropping and injuring her baby in the throes of a seizure. Children are embarrassed at school. Lawyers or accountants climbing the corporate ladder may worry about having a seizure during an important presentation.
Danish Bad Boy Lars Von Trier Defends 'Antichrist'
http://search.globescope.com/wd/editorial/culture/399.html
2009-11-11T05:38:00-05:00
2009-11-11T05:38:00-05:00
Ky N. Nguyen
Danish provocateur Lars von Trier is back with the controversial horror “Antichrist,” a visceral depiction of madness that’s not for the faint of heart.
'Maid' Cleans Up
http://search.globescope.com/wd/editorial/398.html
2009-11-12T11:34:00-05:00
2009-11-12T11:34:00-05:00
Ky N. Nguyen
Chilean writer-director Sebastián Silva’s “The Maid” was a distinctive selection on the slate of New Directors/New Films 2009 at the Film Society of Lincoln Center
Painful 'Antichrist'
http://search.globescope.com/wd/editorial/397.html
2009-11-12T01:25:00-05:00
2009-11-12T01:25:00-05:00
Ky N. Nguyen
Danish provocateur Lars von Trier (“Breaking the Waves,” “The Idiots,” “Dancer in the Dark,” “Dogville”) is back with the controversial horror film “Antichrist,” which made
Kurosawa Masterpiece 'Rashomon' Does Justice to Foreign Cinema
http://search.globescope.com/wd/editorial/396.html
2009-11-12T11:21:00-05:00
2009-11-12T11:21:00-05:00
Ky N. Nguyen
Akira Kurosawa’s “Rashomon” remains a time-tested masterpiece of perspective, justice and cinematic history.