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Erin Gruwell: Building peace through education (opens the original)
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It was chaos and tragedy, all witnessed through a screen. The acquittal of four white policemen of the Los Angeles Police Department who had been charged for their brutal action against African American motorist Rodney King had triggered what could only be described as a mayhem of riots and violence across Los Angeles in 1992. At the age of 22, Erin Gruwell witnessed the acts of chaos on the screen of her TV. She could see how the actions had been fuelled by the frustration and anger of those wh
Boards and bonds: Fun board games to play with your family! (opens the original)
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In a world of colours, the key to victory is paying attention to the slightest shade contrasts! What are the odds that you can get another person to guess the colour you are thinking of out of 480 options? Well, this game will put that to the test! With this game, you and your family can have a fun afternoon of colourful banter! Using only your words, which will be the clues for other players, your task will involve slowly nudging them towards the colour on the board that reflects the one chosen
Exploring beyond the Odyssey (opens the original)
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If we were to leap out of the pages of the epic, the best place to start would be the one from whom the story is said to have first emerged. Homer. The author of the Odyssey is a being of many mysteries. One of the greatest mysteries lies in the very existence of Homer! Scholars have grown puzzled about the true identity of Homer for centuries, and have constantly debated the conundrum of whether Homer was a single author, a group of people, or even a name used by a lineage of writers. Samuel Bu
How do computers play chess? (opens the original)
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“Ugh! I can’t believe I lost AGAIN!” Rita growled at her computer screen. Her younger sister, who had just walked into the room, looked curious. “What are you upset about? What did you lose?” she asked. Rita turned to her and whined, “I thought I would improve my chess skills by practicing against the computer, but I’ve already played three games and haven’t won ONCE!” Her sister giggled. “You never won a game against our cousin Raju either!” Rita glared at her. “I may be playing against a compu
A community for cosmic curiosity (opens the original)
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Some of the greatest works of art can be found in museums and galleries. But little do many know, the greatest piece of artwork can be found on the universe’s largest canvas: The night sky! It can be collectively agreed upon that the night sky is a mere window to the vast magnificence of space! Some people see space as a mystery waiting to be solved; others see it as a land yet to be explored. Then there are those who admire it for its beauty and vastness. This file photo obtained from NASA show
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