May 27, 2007
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REPORT: Student-teacher politics: forbidden fruit?
THE University of Peshawar is a seat of learning where students from all over the province come for education. Once they enter the varsity, they find themselves torn between two sets of approaches, since there is a ban on their taking part in political activities and “petty, but active politics”....
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ANALYSIS: Every disabled child matters
DISABILITY, in our society, is regarded as a stigma. The need of the hour is to provide equal educational opportunities to disabled people in order to build their self-confidence and encourage letting them integrate into the mainstream community....
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FEATURE: New York’s schools for girls will close
A dozen girls, some perched awkwardly with their pregnant bellies flush against the desks, were struggling over a high school geometry assignment on a recent afternoon. No pencils, no textbooks, no Pythagorean theorem. Instead, they sewed quilts....
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