‘Who Tought You Descipline?’ Bengaluru Banker Asks Boss For Sick Leave, Gets Lecture On Work Ethics In ‘Poor English’

The Reddit post details an incident where an employee reveals his branch manager's response to him having health issues and wanting to take leave.

One Of The Best '90s Anime Films Is Coming To 4K Blu-Ray

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Brands can’t choose their customers. So what happens when extremists wear their clothes?

Brands have limited control over the individuals that buy and wear their clothes. Robinson and his supporters have not claimed to use the Stone Island logo or its clothes as a symbol for far-right ...
Talbot Spy

Going Native By Angela Rieck

I attended a lecture about native plants by Mikaela Boley, Principal Agent Associate—Home Horticulture & Master Gardener ...

Big Tech is paying millions to train teachers on AI, in a push to bring chatbots into classrooms

The country’s largest teachers unions are teaming up with tech companies like Microsoft and OpenAI to help educators build ...
Pulse Nigeria

I Attended Lectures Alone for Four Years — How I Survived as the Only Student in My Department

When a student from Ekiti State University (EKSU) graduated as the only one in her department, social media couldn’t stop ...

You Made It to Harvard. But You Skip Class?

Readers respond to a Page A1 article about the lack of class attendance at Harvard. Also: Canceling a report on threats; ...
The Forward on MSNOpinion

Fearless or foolish? Michael Roth, Wesleyan’s Jewish president, stands apart in opposing Trump’s campus policies

As he often does these days, Wesleyan University president Michael Roth recently delivered a lecture on another campus ...
Hebdo Ahram

Don’t miss a conversation with Mai Serhan about her newly published book at the AUC

Mon 29, 1pm – 2:30pm: “Archive of Tongues: An Intimate History of Brownness” a talk where Moon Charania explores feminine dispossession and the brown diaspora through reflections on her mother’s life.