Mới đây, bài kiểm tra của em học sinh do một phụ huynh đăng tải trên một trang mạng xã hội đang nhận được nhiều sự quan tâm, tranh luận thắc mắc tính đúng sai của đáp án mà giáo viên đưa ra.

Dear community members and beyond,
We have become aware of the recent false and hyperbolized claims that UCLA’s professor Quyên Di is bringing Communist teachings from Vietnam into his classroom. Recognized by the university as the official voice of the Vietnamese students, the Vietnamese Student Union (VSU) stands beside professor Quyên Di to disprove these misleading claims. Professor Quyên Di does not teach communism in his classroom but is a world-renowned educator who teaches the importance of preserving the culture and language of Vietnam.

SAN FRANCISCO —Judge Lucy H. Koh of the United States District Court in San Jose rejected as insufficient a proposed $324 million settlement in a class-action antitrust case that accused leading tech companies of agreeing not to poach one another’s engineers.
With the case once again heading to trial, it threatens to expose to further scrutiny the business practices of Steve Jobs of Apple. The blunt emails of Mr. Jobs, an unquestioned genius, could prove to be his company’s undoing.

In a sign of changed times, a recent job fair in Tokyo, where Mr. White was scurrying around to meet officials at different corporate booths, was aimed exclusively at foreigners. Japanese companies are gearing up for an extensive international student recruitment campaign — a human resource strategy supporting a larger game plan to deploy their businesses more globally.

UCL and seven other universities are under increasing pressure to ‘put an end to modern-day slavery’ on their campuses in Qatar
UCL Qatar – based in Education City, Doha, set to be the world’s leading education hub – is one of eight universities approached by ITUC and asked to “clamp down” on the poor treatment of administrative staff, maintenance workers, gardeners and cleaners working on their campuses.
The other universities from both the US and France, include: Georgetown University, Cornell University, HEC Paris, Carnegie Mellon University, Northwestern University, Virginia Commonwealth University and Texas A&M University.

The retailer argues that people against e-books are against the future, and talks about how the book industry hated cheap paperbacks when they were introduced in the 1930s, and said they would ruin the business when they really rejuvenated it. Unfortunately, to clinch its argument it cites the wrong authority:
“The famous author George Orwell came out publicly and said about the new paperback format, if ‘publishers had any sense, they would combine against them and suppress them.’ Yes, George Orwell was suggesting collusion.”

From Y.M.C.A. camps through Catholic Youth camps through the Ramah camps of Conservative Judaism, there is a long, rich history of religious and ethnic groups using summer camps to strengthen the denominational and ancestral identity of young people in a polyglot nation with an enticingly secular popular culture.
The Indian immigrants who arrived in the last half-century are relatively recent and especially avid adopters.

“Sewol Owol,” Mr. Hong’s painting about the ferry sinking, alludes both to the disaster of the ferry, the Sewol, and the Gwangju killings. (“Owol” means May, the month when the massacre occurred.) Both events hit especially close to home for Mr. Hong, who not only witnessed the Gwangju murders, but has lived for years in Ansan, the city where the high school students who died aboard the Sewol were from.
“Thirty-four years after the Gwangju massacre, in the Sewol disaster, I saw another massacre perpetrated by a cartel of crude capitalist businesses, corrupt bureaucrats and an irresponsible and feckless government,” Mr. Hong said, referring to the corporate greed and government corruption that investigators saycontributed to the disaster. “This was state brutality.”

(Dân trí) - Sau khi đăng bài “Gái miền Tây và 3 chữ “N” nổi danh thiên hạ” với nội dung vi phạm quy định của pháp luật về báo chí, báo điện tử Trí thức trẻ bị Bộ Thông tin và Truyền thông đình chỉ hoạt động 3 tháng, phạt hành chính 207 triệu đồng.

TT - Tòa án nhân dân Q.9, TP.HCM vừa gửi giấy triệu tập giáo sư Nguyễn Đăng Hưng (Việt kiều Bỉ) để bàn về việc Trường ĐH Tôn Đức Thắng kiện đòi “bồi thường thiệt hại do vi phạm hợp đồng và xin lỗi công khai”.