For Malaysia's Governing Party,' Defining Point' Is Near
Date: 03 December 2012
By LIZ GOOCH
S'està reproduint diumenge, 2 de desembre de 2012
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Date: 03 December 2012
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
School Districts in 5 States Will Lengthen Their Calendars
Date: 03 December 2012
By MOTOKO RICH
Ten school districts in Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York and Tennessee will add up to 300 hours to their calendars starting in fall 2013, in effort to help underperforming students catch up on standardized tests and give them more opportunities for enrichment activities.
Fighting Hidden Illness Whose Draining Effects Are Noticed Every Day
Date: 03 December 2012
By ANDREA RICE
Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens helps Salvatore Costanzo, who has multiple sclerosis, purchase a Bioness, medical device that sends signals to his nervous system to aid his mobility.
Liquor Baron's Death Opens Market in Uttar Pradesh
Date: 02 December 2012
By RAKSHA KUMAR
Ponty Chadha had a virtual monopoly on liquor trade in the state.
Homeless Man Is Grateful for Officer’s Gift of Boots. But He Again Is Barefoot.
Date: 03 December 2012
By MARC SANTORA and ALEX VADUKUL
Jeffrey Hillman, homeless man photographed by a Times Square tourist receiving boots from New York City Police Officer Lawrence DePrimo, is seen once again walking barefoot through city streets; says he is grateful for DePrimo's gesture, which earned the officer notoriety and praise online, but that he has hidden the shoes for fear their very value could put him in danger.