Why Class, Not Money, Is the Key to Understanding ‘Industry’
With talk of private clubs and pedigrees, the HBO series set in London’s finance world has much more to say about social ...
Voter guide: Oakland County races
This year's voter guide was compiled by reporters Clara Hendrickson, John Wisely, Arpan Lobo, Paul Egan, Todd Spangler, Niraj ...
Look Back ... to the boy who escaped from the Oxford well, 1949
From a $550 investment on borrowed money, Lee Brothers Foundry of Anniston has grown into one of the three largest companies manufacturing brass fittings in the United States, members of t Rotary Club ...
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Boat Race: Oxford rowers criticise sewage levels in River Thames
In a statement, Oxford University Boat Club (OUBC) said: "Three members of the OUBC men's blue boat came down with a stomach bug in the week of The Boat Race, the origin of which we cannot ...
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College president celebrates institution’s anniversary year
The new president of Bermuda College hailed the institution as world class while highlighting its progress over the past 50 ...
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The Godfather vs the Lord: How Man City’s legal battle will be won and lost
Which is why City turned to Pannick, by all accounts one of the outstanding legal minds of our times. With the hearing ...
A year on from her death, let’s talk about Maddy Cusack – and who she really was
Maddy Cusack was far more than just a footballer. She was a daughter, a sister, a friend, a force for good and, to many, an ...
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Shaping Nepal's reading culture: An interview with Saguna Shah, founder of bOOkahOlics
Global Voices interviewed Saguna Shah, founder of bOOkahOlics, Nepal’s largest online book club, to explore her impact on transforming Nepal’s reading culture and connecting Nepali readers.