Social Media Policy- Sindh opposes media control body - The Express Tribune September 18, 2021
- These days, not-so-nice guys finish last, and Alberto Salazar is an example of that - The Globe and Mail September 17, 2021
- To tweet, or not to tweet - The Age September 17, 2021
- The most effective lie and other traits to watch for - The Manila Times September 16, 2021
- The Financial Advisor's Guide to Social Selling - Business 2 Community September 15, 2021
- Glazer among lawmakers targeting reforms to California's recall process - Pleasanton Weekly September 15, 2021
- Ron Johnson: Mainstream media, social media 'aiding and abetting' Biden disasters - Fox News September 14, 2021
- Draft policy for OTT platforms already made - The Daily Star September 13, 2021
- Engaging Social Media Influencers - what do you need to know? - Lexology September 13, 2021
- DeSantis milks out-of-state travel to lay possible 2024 foundation - POLITICO Magazine September 12, 2021
- S. Media Vancouver
- 'LulaRich': LulaRoe and Lululemon Have Some Strange Similarities - Showbiz Cheat Sheet September 19, 2021
- Vancouver storm uproots trees, knocks out power for 1,000+ - Vancouver Is Awesome September 18, 2021
- Vancouver preacher accused of anti-gay hate speech sentenced to 12-month conditional discharge - CBC.ca September 18, 2021
- The Canadian Bath & Body Works website is officially here | Curated - Daily Hive September 18, 2021
- N.S. premier tells people who protested at public health doctor's home to 'grow up' - Vancouver Is Awesome September 18, 2021
- Canucks: Notes from rookie camp - The Canuck Way September 18, 2021
- Vancouver Police: No mask citations given in incident at Chuck's - The Columbian September 18, 2021
- With no incumbent, Vancouver Granville is the federal election battleground for affordable housing - The Globe and Mail September 18, 2021
- Jagmeet Singh is known for his charisma and social-media game. What's new behind the scenes of this federal campaign? - The Globe and Mail September 18, 2021
- A Chinese student in Canada had two followers on Twitter. He still didn’t escape Beijing’s threats over online activity - Toronto Star September 18, 2021
- Kwantlen
- LANGLEY-ALDERGROVE: Kim Richter looks to move into federal arena – Aldergrove Star - Aldergrove Star September 18, 2021
- A small-town feel in downtown Langley: Peek inside these beautiful homes from the low $400Ks | Urbanized - Daily Hive September 17, 2021
- Student brewers bring home medals to Langley's KPU campus – Aldergrove Star - Aldergrove Star September 16, 2021
- MiraCosta Wins U.S. Open College Beer Championship - Patch.com September 15, 2021
- This upcoming condo development in downtown Langley offers everything you need for easy city living - Vancouver Is Awesome September 15, 2021
- Richmond Centre candidates in their own words - Richmond News September 13, 2021
- Police treatment of Indigenous protesters differs starkly from white protesters, experts say - CBC.ca September 12, 2021
- B.C.’s transgender community speaking out after ‘deadnames’ appear on vaccine cards - Global News September 10, 2021
- Discounted acupuncture services available soon at Richmond KPU campus - Richmond News September 10, 2021
- Kwantlen Polytechnic University renames business school following $8M-donation – Surrey Now-Leader - Surrey Now-Leader September 9, 2021
- UBC
- Frogs, toads emerge to soak up Vancouver rain, UBC prof. says - News 1130 September 19, 2021
- Canada Sevens is back in Vancouver this weekend! - Ubyssey Online September 18, 2021
- UBC club looks to combat COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy - News 1130 September 18, 2021
- Men's Hockey vs Simon Fraser University (B.C.) on 9/17/2021 - Box Score - UBC Thunderbirds September 18, 2021
- UBC study tracks dramatic decline in coral reefs | Watch News Videos Online - Globalnews.ca September 18, 2021
- COVID-19 update for Sept. 17: 768 new cases, 11 deaths | SFU, UBC use antimicrobial copper on high touch surfaces | 706 new cases, four deaths | B.C. won't take ICU patients from Alberta - Vancouver Sun September 17, 2021
- UBC study a ‘call to action’ to save coral reefs - Global News September 17, 2021
- 'Chaotic and in many ways incomprehensible': UBC's Faculty Association criticizes university's latest return-to-campus plan - Ubyssey Online September 17, 2021
- UBC experts on 2021 Canadian federal election - UBC News September 17, 2021
- MRCO UBC Millwrights Leading the Way with Indigenous Partnership Success - Canada NewsWire September 17, 2021
- Business Education
- SMEs need funding to operate in AfCFTA –LCCI boss - Punch Newspapers September 18, 2021
- Getting ahead in business and money sense is more than a numbers game - The Times September 18, 2021
- Tech SME Gains Business Success, Growth And Acquisition During The Pandemic - Africa.com September 18, 2021
- Somalia is on the Cusp of Becoming the World's First Cashless Society - Africa.com September 18, 2021
- Biden's Presidential Agenda Rests on $3.5 Trillion Spending Bill - The New York Times September 18, 2021
- AIM empowers business leaders - manilastandard.net September 18, 2021
- The Hindu Career Guidance: ‘Market demand versus Passion’ - The Hindu September 18, 2021
- Dumpster Diving on the Rise Among Ghanaian Kids - Africa.com September 18, 2021
- Capital University College launches specialised MBAs in Marketing, Finance and Human Resource Management - Gulf News September 18, 2021
- Classmate in college bribery trial: Recruit's profile bogus - Associated Press September 18, 2021
Tag Archives: obituary
Pacing yourself
Even before my senescence began blooming, I enjoyed reading obituaries. The well-written ones are edifying distillations of character and action; their omissions are bolder than doomsday. James McMeel cofounded the Universal Press Syndicate, which distributed Garry Trudeau’s “Doonesbury” and the … Continue reading
RIP Geoff Nunberg
I aspired to rise to the level of acumen, clarity, and courtesy of this marvelous linguist, knowing of course that I could never get close. Listen to some of Nunberg’s commentaries for NPR’s “Fresh Air” program. — 22 August: The … Continue reading
The Arch Obit
Obituaries must be charming. When a writer conveys the deceased subject’s wicked faults yet still elicits empathy from the reader, the reader has been charmed into a kind of forgiveness for the dead. When the writer seeks to elicit no … Continue reading
Community College
I teach at a regional, commuter university, near Vancouver, BC: It has superb programs in traditional academic disciplines as well as in the trades. It enrols both the unusual and the usual suspects as students. Teaching them is a challenge … Continue reading
Editing
The New York Times obituary of famed film editor Anne V. Coates is very charming. Ms. Coates vowed to find a way to make a career in cinema. She would need to overcome not only her family’s resistance but also … Continue reading
The ‘Fuzzy Logic’ Man
“He always took criticism as a compliment,” said Stuart Russell, a Berkeley professor who worked next door to Mr. Zadeh for many years. “It meant that people were considering what he had to say.”
Battle
In the New York Times obituary section recently I came upon one for Jacob Neusner, a scholar (and polemicist) who published more than 900 books in his lifetime. I calculated – on the back of a napkin, as it were – … Continue reading
Smart/Dumb
In my profession some colleagues believe that marking hard – giving more D’s than B’s, for instance – correlates with a high level of “rigour” in teaching. To my mind, though, there is often no connection between grade distribution and … Continue reading