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What Young Adults Want From Health Care
By: Bethany
Every week I get together with a diverse group of friends. We are in our twenties and went to college together. Other than that, we are all different. We have different political views, different family structures, different incomes, we come from and are heading to different places. Normally we do not discuss politics because we never agree but we ...
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School reopened in NWFP amid tight security
By: nooranpgmailcom
Schools reopened in NWFP amid tight security By Noor Wali Shah Amid tight security on the entry and exit gates of all educational institutions across the province particularly in frontier metropolitan, schools and colleges were once again reopened after the closure of two weeks following the wave of terrorism and threats of these institutions. ...
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By: Sherrill_Fulghum
Two members of the Nutley school district In New Jersey are proposing a law that will require parents of habitual "problem children" to help pay for the cost of the students punishment. The proposal would require the parents of high school students who are repeat attendees in detention to pay for the cost of that detention. Nutley ...
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GI Bill Kink Sends Vets To Brink
By: AsherKade
The new G.I Bill, which went into effect August 1st, was to cover college expenses for all veterans who served in the military since 9/11. However, when nearly 300,000 vets signed up, the veterans department, with its antiquated technology, flopped. Just 20,000 of those applications have been paid out to the colleges of their choice as of this ...
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- News Source: The Independent | 2 months agoAll of us agree that we need to check the backgrounds of those in responsible roles working with children. There have been far too many horrendous cases over the years for that not to be necessary. So teachers, school staff, youth group leaders,...
- News Source: Epoch Times | 2 months agoParents who help regularly with their children's sports or social clubs face fines of up to 5,000 pounds if they fail to register with a new state anti-paedophile database, the Home Office confirmed on Friday. It is the latest measure to improve...
- News Source: The independent | 2 months agoThe Independent reports that the scheme could cost the British public at least £170m. Failure to register with the Independent Safeguarding Authority, the Home Office agency which administers the scheme, could lead to criminal prosecution and a...
- News Source: BBC | 2 months agoParents who regularly drive children for sports or social clubs will have to undergo criminal record checks or face fines of up to £5,000 under new rules. Along with parents who host foreign exchange students, they will fall under the scope of the...
- News Source: Sky News | 2 months agoUK, Thursday September 10, 2009 Millions of people who work with children are going to have to undergo criminal record checks or face fines of up to £5,000 in new child protection measures. The scheme aims to reduce the risk of abusers gaining...
- News Source: The Independent | 2 months agoThe Government's controversial vetting database will cost the British public at least £170m, The Independent can disclose. The Vetting and Barring Scheme (VBS), which comes into force next month and is intended to prevent unsuitable people from...
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