Au Nevada, les Autochtones se sentent oubliés
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2. The Conquest : petite histoire des Indiens américains
Reportage de Radio-Canada

Le Kiosque a publié :
2. The Conquest : petite histoire des Indiens américains
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Olivier Maison, Marianne Célèbre pour ses portraits assassins, la fondatrice de “l’Express” se révèle, grâce à la parution de plusieurs inédits, tout aussi dure avec elle-même. (..) Mais Françoise Giroud mit la même exigence obstinée à réussir sa vie professionnelle qu’elle en mit à rater sa vie sentimentale. Malgré elle, peut-être, elle est toutefois en…
How an art professor’s utopian ‘Action Office’ became a Dilbert-ian nightmare Maclean’s In 1958, an art professor named Robert Propst set out to design the perfect office. As head of research for the Herman Miller furniture company, Propst began to study the meaning of the modern-day workplace. He conducted extensive studies of office workers: identifying…
Certaines personnes doivent être dans les institutions. James Panero, New York Daily News For 50 years now, the United States has pursued a policy toward the mentally ill that has left the sick untreated and our country unsafe. While we await more facts about the tragedy at Newtown, Conn., similar heinous episodes suggest a…
Article du Spiegel A supposed epidemic of male menopause is upon us — but in reality, this is a prime example of how pharmaceutical companies create and exploit new markets. Treatments such as testosterone gels could be doing more harm than good.
Mike Collins Forbes A recent Time/Yankelvich poll found that 80% of Americans feel that the government is covering up information about extra-terrestrials. 68% of citizens support child vaccines compared to 86% of scientists 57% do not know that electrons are smaller than atoms. 84% percent of scientists think that humans are warming the planet by…