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US halts new student visa interviews as it weighs social media vetting: Report

US Politics · United States

US halts new student visa interviews as it weighs social media vetting: Report

56% Center coverage: 142 sources

More than 1.1 million international students were enrolled at U.S. colleges and universities in the 2023-2024 school year.See the Story

Princess Ingrid Alexandra Swaps Royal Duties for Student Life in Sydney

Military · Sydney

Princess Ingrid Alexandra Swaps Royal Duties for Student Life in Sydney

60% Left coverage: 15 sources

The 21-year-old Norwegian royal, fresh from completing military service, will start a three-year arts degree at the University of Sydney this year.See the Story

How Greta Garbo’s Renoir Ended Up in the New Wes Anderson Film

How Greta Garbo’s Renoir Ended Up in the New Wes Anderson Film

Coverage: 2 sources

The Phoenician Scheme’s stacked A-list cast is matched by its impressive display of blue chip art.See the Story

Municipality Wants to Scrap Nynorsk Classes – Fears Segregation

Municipality wants to scrap Nynorsk classes – fears segregation Students with a minority background mainly choose Bokmål, which has led to the Nynorsk classes largely consisting of ethnic Norwegian students, writes Stavanger Aftenblad. – This creates a form of segregation that not only weakens diversity, but also reduces the children's opportunity to encounter different life experiences and perspectives in everyday school life, writes the schoo…Google · Norway See the Story

[Opinion] Equinor Says They Don't Want to Affect Children - Then NRK Found This

Equinor says it does not intend to influence children's opinions with a children's game. Those promoting the game say it is designed to make children more positive about oil extraction.Opinion See the Story

Odin trur mange har lyst å lage teikneseriar

The post Odin trur mange har lyst å lage teikneseriar appeared first on Framtida.Norway · Norway Read Article

Encourages Schools to Raise the Rainbow Flag

The report "How are queer youth in Vestland doing?" found that young queer people in Vestland have worse living conditions than those who are not queer. Among other things, queer people are more exposed to bullying and participate less in leisure activities. This is sad, says county mayor Jon Askeland. - It should not be like this in our county or anywhere else. Therefore, we must do what we can, with the means we have, to contribute to an inclu…Vestland · Vestland Read Article

KrFU-leiaren: – Er det nokon som kan lære meg å feste, så er det FrP!

The post KrFU-leiaren: – Er det nokon som kan lære meg å feste, så er det FrP! appeared first on Framtida.Norway · Norway Read Article

Student Housing in Oslo Consumes 90 Percent of Student Loans

Rental prices for rooms in collective housing and for student housing that were listed on Finn in May show that Oslo reigns supreme at the top of the most expensive places to live as a student in Norway. A dormitory in Oslo cost an average of NOK 12,750 per month in May, while a room in a collective housing was NOK 8,250. In Trondheim, which has over 37,000 students, the price of both dormitories and collective housing is lower. A dormitory in B…Housing · Oslo Read Article

Wales vil doble talet på walisisktalarar innan 2050

The post Wales vil doble talet på walisisktalarar innan 2050 appeared first on Framtida.Wales, United Kingdom · Wales Read Article

Raud Ungdom synest FpU sin sommarleir er for dyr

The post Raud Ungdom synest FpU sin sommarleir er for dyr appeared first on Framtida.Norway · Norway Read Article

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