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News and Society
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Generation M - What Is The Future?
Steve spends eight hours daily on his computer, plays counter strike on it, listens to a lot of songs on his I-pod, keep talking on his latest mobile phone.
Steve is very intelligent. He, however, accepts that he can perform better in his exams.
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Is it News?
There is so much we never find out unless we seek knowledge and news on our own.
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Mexico - You've Got The Wrong Number
This conversation took place at 2:30 a.m. one night in the not-too-distance past in my home in Guanajuato, Mexico. To save time I have translated it into English.
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Untapped - The Scramble For Africa's Oil
Since 1990 alone, the petroleum industry has invested more than $20 billion in exploration and production activity in Africa. A further $50 billion will be spent between now and the end of the decade, the largest investment in the continent's history - and around one-third of it will come from the United States. Three of the world's largest oil companies - the British-Dutch consortium Shell, France's Total, and America's Chevron - are spending 15 percent, 30 percent, and 35 percent respectively of their global exploration and production budgets in Africa. Chevron alone is in the process of rolling out $20 billion in African projects over a five-year period.
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Pet Food Recall Gets Personal
My Border Collie, Tippy, died recently. At first I thought it was just a combination of old age and bad luck. Tippy went to the vets. The teeth cleaning procedure includes knocking the dog out, so as a safety precaution we allow her no food and only water after 10pm the day previous. Accordingly, her hyperactive self was very hungry when I dropped her off at the vets on Friday morning...
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Why Prince William and Kate Were Right to Split
There has been mainly hostile reaction to the shock news of Prince William's split from his girlfriend. But that was a kneejerk reaction to the unexpected surprise. Time will prove that they did the right thing.
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Two Ways Our Newspapers Are Committing Suicide
Newspapers pursue political agenda instead of truth or profit. A second problem is that the media unthinkingly support an educational establishment that is busy dumbing down its students, thereby diminishing the number of people who will buy and read newspapers.
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