Mother Jones explique ce qui se passe en Turquie
By Josh Harkinson, Mother Jones Protesters flock to the Taksim Square during a protest in Istanbul on Saturday, June 1. Lu Zhe/Xinhua/Zuma
By Josh Harkinson, Mother Jones Protesters flock to the Taksim Square during a protest in Istanbul on Saturday, June 1. Lu Zhe/Xinhua/Zuma
Megan Garber, The Atlantic The Allies saved thousands of lives by embracing the artistry of war. A Ghost Army halftrack with a speaker mounted on the back for “sonic deception” (National Archives)
La francisation ne suffira pas il y a désormais plus d’allophones que de francophones dans les écoles de Montréal. (…) Peut-on faire quelque chose? Évidemment, il faudra tôt ou tard réajuster les seuils d’immigration. Entre l’étanchéisation absolue des frontières et leur neutralisation, voire leur abolition, il peut et doit y avoir un équilibre politique, qui…
ce communiqué full mougnou-mougnoudu Réseau québécois de Villes et Villages en santé (RQVVS) et Ville de Victoriaville Trois réseaux provinciaux du secteur municipal et la Ville de Victoriaville croient qu’il faut dorénavant imaginer, rêver et bâtir des municipalités capables de prendre le virage 100 % humain, 100 % durable, 100 % inclusif. (…) vont se…
By Kristen Hallam & Makiko Kitamura, Bloomberg Michael Douglas’s claim that oral sex led to his throat cancer is spurring calls to vaccinate more boys as well as girls against the human papilloma virus that causes the malignancy. Cancers caused by HPV rose in the past decade in the U.S., where use of the vaccines remained low. Only…
By Kristen Hallam & Makiko Kitamura, Bloomberg Michael Douglas’s claim that oral sex led to his throat cancer is spurring calls to vaccinate more boys as well as girls against the human papilloma virus that causes the malignancy. Cancers caused by HPV rose in the past decade in the U.S., where use of the vaccines remained low. Only…
By Kristen Hallam & Makiko Kitamura, Bloomberg Michael Douglas’s claim that oral sex led to his throat cancer is spurring calls to vaccinate more boys as well as girls against the human papilloma virus that causes the malignancy. Cancers caused by HPV rose in the past decade in the U.S., where use of the vaccines remained low. Only…
Whatever happened to French children’s books? Malika Browne, whose family is bilingual, looks into a puzzling decline—but finds some hope From INTELLIGENT LIFE magazine, May/June 2013 FRANCE MAY EXPORT gastronomy, fashion and art de vivre to the rest of the world, but it lags behind the English-speaking world in at least one area: children’s book publishing. A…