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Animal-Assisted Therapy: Three Case Studies
This article details three instances of animal-assisted therapy: a hospice cat providing comfort to dying children, a horse aiding relaxation through guided interaction with a psychologist, and a dog stimulating development in children with disabilities; each demonstrates the unique therapeutic bene...
Animal-Assisted Therapy: Three Case Studies
This article details three instances of animal-assisted therapy: a hospice cat providing comfort to dying children, a horse aiding relaxation through guided interaction with a psychologist, and a dog stimulating development in children with disabilities; each demonstrates the unique therapeutic bene...
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Shakespeare's Globe Presents Absurdist "Crucible"
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London presents a new production of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," directed by Ola Ince, using absurdist humor to reinterpret the Salem witch trials, featuring strong performances by Gavin Drea as John Proctor and Hannah Saxby as Abigail Williams, but slowing in pace ...
Shakespeare's Globe Presents Absurdist "Crucible"
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London presents a new production of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," directed by Ola Ince, using absurdist humor to reinterpret the Salem witch trials, featuring strong performances by Gavin Drea as John Proctor and Hannah Saxby as Abigail Williams, but slowing in pace ...
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St. Petersburg Book Fair Highlights Victory Day, Military Conflict
The 20th annual St. Petersburg International Book Fair, held on May 22nd, attracted thousands of attendees from across Russia and friendly nations, featuring 242 publishers and emphasizing the 80th anniversary of Victory Day and the ongoing military conflict.
St. Petersburg Book Fair Highlights Victory Day, Military Conflict
The 20th annual St. Petersburg International Book Fair, held on May 22nd, attracted thousands of attendees from across Russia and friendly nations, featuring 242 publishers and emphasizing the 80th anniversary of Victory Day and the ongoing military conflict.
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Kenya to Integrate Mandarin into National Curriculum
Kenya is integrating Mandarin into its national curriculum, from primary to tertiary levels, to enhance global competitiveness and bilateral ties with China, starting with a pilot program and teacher training initiatives.
Kenya to Integrate Mandarin into National Curriculum
Kenya is integrating Mandarin into its national curriculum, from primary to tertiary levels, to enhance global competitiveness and bilateral ties with China, starting with a pilot program and teacher training initiatives.
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Dutch Music Festivals Reject KKR Ownership Over Ethical Concerns
Multiple Dutch music festivals, including DGTL, Mysteryland, and Zwarte Cross, have disassociated from their owner, the private equity firm KKR, due to KKR's investments in fossil fuels, weapons, and Israeli surveillance technology; this follows similar actions by artists at other KKR-owned festival...
Dutch Music Festivals Reject KKR Ownership Over Ethical Concerns
Multiple Dutch music festivals, including DGTL, Mysteryland, and Zwarte Cross, have disassociated from their owner, the private equity firm KKR, due to KKR's investments in fossil fuels, weapons, and Israeli surveillance technology; this follows similar actions by artists at other KKR-owned festival...
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44% Bias Score
Panahi's Cannes Return Highlights Iran's Artistic Resistance
Jafar Panahi, an Iranian filmmaker imprisoned for activism, premiered his new film "A Simple Accident" at the Cannes Film Festival, his first international appearance in 15 years, showcasing the resilience of Iranian humor in the face of oppression and censorship.
Panahi's Cannes Return Highlights Iran's Artistic Resistance
Jafar Panahi, an Iranian filmmaker imprisoned for activism, premiered his new film "A Simple Accident" at the Cannes Film Festival, his first international appearance in 15 years, showcasing the resilience of Iranian humor in the face of oppression and censorship.
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44% Bias Score
Czechoslovakia's Communist Legacy: Trauma and Justice in "Près du mur nord
Près du mur nord" by Petra Klabouchova recounts the stories of victims of the communist regime in Czechoslovakia (1948-1965), highlighting the horrors of Pankrac prison and Dablice cemetery, where hundreds were imprisoned, tortured, or executed, emphasizing the lasting trauma on survivors and their ...
Czechoslovakia's Communist Legacy: Trauma and Justice in "Près du mur nord
Près du mur nord" by Petra Klabouchova recounts the stories of victims of the communist regime in Czechoslovakia (1948-1965), highlighting the horrors of Pankrac prison and Dablice cemetery, where hundreds were imprisoned, tortured, or executed, emphasizing the lasting trauma on survivors and their ...
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56% Bias Score
Nakasendo: A Journey Through Japan's Edo Period
The Nakasendo, a 540km Edo period trade route connecting Tokyo and Kyoto, offers preserved sections like the 7.3km Magome-juku to Tsumago-juku trail showcasing traditional post towns and highlighting Japan's historical and cultural heritage.
Nakasendo: A Journey Through Japan's Edo Period
The Nakasendo, a 540km Edo period trade route connecting Tokyo and Kyoto, offers preserved sections like the 7.3km Magome-juku to Tsumago-juku trail showcasing traditional post towns and highlighting Japan's historical and cultural heritage.
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40% Bias Score
Nao's "Saturn" Album Reflects Personal Journey of Adulthood
Nao, a U.K. singer-songwriter, performed a stripped-down set at NPR's Tiny Desk, showcasing songs from her sophomore album, "Saturn," which reflects her personal experience of the astrological Saturn return, a period of transition into adulthood. The performance included her breakthrough hit, "Bad B...
Nao's "Saturn" Album Reflects Personal Journey of Adulthood
Nao, a U.K. singer-songwriter, performed a stripped-down set at NPR's Tiny Desk, showcasing songs from her sophomore album, "Saturn," which reflects her personal experience of the astrological Saturn return, a period of transition into adulthood. The performance included her breakthrough hit, "Bad B...
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Dutch Music Festivals Reject KKR Ownership Over Ethical Investment Concerns
Multiple Dutch music festivals are distancing themselves from their owner, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), a private equity firm with investments in fossil fuels, weapons, and Israeli surveillance technology, due to ethical concerns; over 70 artists at the Sónar festival in Barcelona have also voiced...
Dutch Music Festivals Reject KKR Ownership Over Ethical Investment Concerns
Multiple Dutch music festivals are distancing themselves from their owner, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), a private equity firm with investments in fossil fuels, weapons, and Israeli surveillance technology, due to ethical concerns; over 70 artists at the Sónar festival in Barcelona have also voiced...
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Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Indian author Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for their short story collection "Heart Lamp," which chronicles the lives of women in southern India, focusing on themes of faith, caste, power, and oppression; the award was announced in London.
Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Indian author Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for their short story collection "Heart Lamp," which chronicles the lives of women in southern India, focusing on themes of faith, caste, power, and oppression; the award was announced in London.
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Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Banu Mushtaq and Deepa Bhasthi won the 2023 International Booker Prize for "Heart Lamp," a collection of 12 short stories in Kannada translated into English, depicting the lives and struggles of women in South India, marking a first for both the language and the short story format.
Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Banu Mushtaq and Deepa Bhasthi won the 2023 International Booker Prize for "Heart Lamp," a collection of 12 short stories in Kannada translated into English, depicting the lives and struggles of women in South India, marking a first for both the language and the short story format.
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24% Bias Score
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