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A Scholarship, Questions, and Quiet Rebellion

When the Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program letter arrived, it felt like the sky opening. Four months in the United States to study how language learning could become fairer — a chance to turn years of classroom struggle into practical change.

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Township Doubts Over Army Plan to Tackle South African Gangs

Cape Town, South Africa – Two ominous letters are spray-painted on a wall at the entrance to Tafelsig, a township in Mitchells Plain on the outskirts of Cape Town: HL – the insignia of the Hard Livings gang, which has threatened communities there for five decades.

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Massive Potomac sewage leak: what happened and next steps

It could now take months to repair a broken sewer pipe that pumped millions of gallons of wastewater into the Potomac River about 8 miles from the White House. The damage is

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Alternate Endings for Short Attention Spans

Rose Horowitch has caused a stir with a recent piece in The Atlantic where film professors say many of their students don't watch the whole movie they are