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Tom Lehrer, the legendary satirical songwriter and mathematician, has died at the age of 97 at his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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In June, historian and scholar Piret Lotman — longtime senior researcher at the Estonian National Library — celebrated her ...

Her scholarly paper, Leveraging Big Data Analytics in Product Market Research for Global Marketing Operations, outlines the framework behind this strategy, how integrating granular data from ...

Healthcare is no longer a local or even national enterprise. With increasing demand for high-quality care, aging populations, and global health crises redefining the delivery of services, healthcar… ...

Adopting a historical perspective, this scholarly paper begins with an analysis of characteristics of international student education in China in terms of rationales, role of government, and ...

Washington Medical Commission found Sarah Crandall failed to meet the standard of care in treatment, resulting in compromised blood supply, deformity or necrosis of five patients’ breasts.

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A Harvard education journal’s publisher abruptly canceled a planned special issue on Palestine and education last month, sparking accusations from authors and editors that the journal’s ...

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