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Dec 20 2024EDUCATION

Unlocking Modern Value: Young People’s Perspectives on Intangible Cultural Heritage

Ever thought about how cultural traditions, festivals, and crafts from centuries ago are still alive today? You might be surprised to know that many young people are discovering and appreciating these intangible cultural heritages thanks to social media. This digital shift has not only preserved the

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Dec 19 2024CELEBRITIES

Zeke Nnaji: A Blend of Cultures and Dreams

Zeke Nnaji, a forward for the Denver Nuggets, is known for his skills on the court. But his story extends far beyond basketball. Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on January 9, 2001, Zeke's roots are deeply embedded in both American and Nigerian cultures. His father, Apham, hails from Enugu, Nigeria,

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Dec 19 2024HEALTH

Why Do Some Nigerian Women Avoid Maternal Health Services?

Have you ever thought about how culture and religion can keep people from getting crucial medical care? In Nigeria, there are unique beliefs and practices that shape communities. These are called cultural and religious structures. When it comes to maternal health, these structures can greatly impact

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Dec 19 2024CELEBRITIES

Pharrell Williams' New UNESCO Role: A Surprising Turn

Pharrell Williams, known for his 13 Grammy wins and numerous award nominations, has taken on a new challenge. On December 17, the singer, producer, and songwriter was appointed as UNESCO’s goodwill ambassador for artistic education and entrepreneurship. This rare honor, bestowed in a Paris ceremony,

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Dec 19 2024POLITICS

The Evolving Meaning of 'Crunchy'

Ever heard of 'crunchy'? It used to be a term with a hint of disdain, a lifestyle that was more about anti-fashion than politics. Back in the '80s, it was about homemade bread, limited TV, and camping trips. Think lumpy sweaters and messy hair. But times have changed. 'Crunchy' is now a mix of left

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Dec 19 2024LIFESTYLE

Why Korea Loves Cosmetic Surgery: Beauty and Society

Imagine a world where looking good is just as important as being wealthy or holding political power. That's the reality in Korea. The rise of cosmetic surgery in this country isn't just about vanity; it's deeply rooted in the nation's values and culture. In societies with high prejudice, values lik

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Dec 18 2024SPORTS

Cricket Star Harbhajan Singh Helps Anchor Nashpreet Kaur Master the Turban

In the midst of the thrilling Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) 2024-25 series between India and Australia, a charming off-field moment has caught the eye of cricket fans worldwide. Indian spin legend Harbhajan Singh was spotted assisting Nashpreet Kaur, an Indian-origin Australian model and sports ancho

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Dec 18 2024BUSINESS

A Billionaire Engineering Workshops to Save 7-Eleven

Imagine flying to California to change a company's future. That's what billionaire Junro Ito did. He's a big shot at Seven & i Holdings, the Japanese company behind 7-Eleven. He felt the company was losing its identity, so he headed to Claremont Graduate University in California. Why? To breathe new

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Dec 18 2024HEALTH

Qatar University's Healthy Campus: Putting Students at the Center

At Qatar University, a big shift is happening – focusing on health like never before. The spotlight is on students, who make up the majority of the campus community. The university wants to create a ripple effect where every student feels their best, both physically and mentally. They're planning a

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Dec 18 2024SCIENCE

How a Single Gene Changes Carrot Color and Carotenoid Production

Did you know that carrots get their vibrant colors from a group of pigments called carotenoids? These pigments aren't just for show; they also have health benefits. Scientists have been studying how carrots make these pigments, but they didn't know much about a specific gene called DcCYP97C1 in carr

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