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Indian-American Professor Researching Dalit Women Gets $8,00,000 "Genius" Grant
Shailaja Paik is a distinguished research professor of history at the University of Cincinnati, where she is also an affiliate faculty in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and Asian Studies.
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AFC Cup: Odisha FC To Face ASEAN Zone Champions In Inter Zone Semi-Finals
Four teams -- Central Coast Mariners FC (Australia), Phnom Penh Crown FC (Cambodia), Macarthur FC (Australia) and Sabah FC (Malaysia) -- are vying for the ASEAN Zone champions honour.
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Watch: Usain Bolt Scores Twice On His First Start As Professional Footballer
Usain Bolt scored in the 55th and 69th minute in the pre-season friendly match against Macarthur South West United.
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Indian American Scientists To Get Macarthur Fellowship
Two Indian-American scientists are among 23 scientists who have won this year's prestigious MacArthur Fellowship for showing exceptional creativity in their respective fields.
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Apple Gets Google X Lab Co-Founder for Health Projects
Matsuoka, a winner of the MacArthur genius award, last year left her job as a vice president at Google-owned Nest.
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Peabody, World's Top Private Coal Miner, Files For Bankruptcy
Peabody's debt troubles date back to its $5.1 billion leveraged buyout of Australia's Macarthur in 2011, a coveted asset at the time meant to position it as a supplier of metallurgical coal for Asian steel mills.
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Clock Kid Keeps Ticking - And So Does Media Interest
The saga of the clock kid, now entering its second month, keeps on ticking.
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Indian-American Professor Wins $625,000 Macarthur 'Genius' Grant
Kartik Chandran, an Indian-American associate professor of earth and environmental engineering at Columbia Engineering, has been named a 2015 MacArthur Fellow with a "genius grant" of $625,000 with no strings attached.
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Circular economy model can generate $1 trillion annually: report
A shift towards circular model of growth will have huge potential for innovation, job creation and economic expansion, and is expected to generate $1 trillion a year for the global economy, according to a report.
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Toppled Philippine church cross overlooks typhoon's destruction
A church spire, its cross hanging loose, looks down on smashed houses, wrecked cars, toppled power lines and snapped trees, as dazed survivors try to count the cost.
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World's 'most exclusive' club admits women after 200 years
The world's most prestigious sailing club has lifted a 200-year ban on women becoming members for the first time in its history.
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The man on a mission to debunk Barack Obama 'myth'
He did nothing for African-Americans, left the poor even poorer, his health care reform was a step backwards, and he may yet let another financial disaster erupt on his watch.
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Dustin Hoffman saved my life, says London jogger
A man who had a cardiac arrest while jogging in London's Hyde Park says his life was saved with help from a famous passer-by - Dustin Hoffman.
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We continue to face difficulties in India: Lakshmi Mittal
Steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal says his planned steel plant investments in India are likely to be stalled for years.
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People living three years longer, costs of aging rise by 50%: IMF
People are living three years longer than expected and governments and pension funds are ill prepared, says IMF
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Indian-American Professor Researching Dalit Women Gets $8,00,000 "Genius" Grant
Shailaja Paik is a distinguished research professor of history at the University of Cincinnati, where she is also an affiliate faculty in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and Asian Studies.
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AFC Cup: Odisha FC To Face ASEAN Zone Champions In Inter Zone Semi-Finals
Four teams -- Central Coast Mariners FC (Australia), Phnom Penh Crown FC (Cambodia), Macarthur FC (Australia) and Sabah FC (Malaysia) -- are vying for the ASEAN Zone champions honour.
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Watch: Usain Bolt Scores Twice On His First Start As Professional Footballer
Usain Bolt scored in the 55th and 69th minute in the pre-season friendly match against Macarthur South West United.
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Indian American Scientists To Get Macarthur Fellowship
Two Indian-American scientists are among 23 scientists who have won this year's prestigious MacArthur Fellowship for showing exceptional creativity in their respective fields.
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Apple Gets Google X Lab Co-Founder for Health Projects
Matsuoka, a winner of the MacArthur genius award, last year left her job as a vice president at Google-owned Nest.
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Peabody, World's Top Private Coal Miner, Files For Bankruptcy
Peabody's debt troubles date back to its $5.1 billion leveraged buyout of Australia's Macarthur in 2011, a coveted asset at the time meant to position it as a supplier of metallurgical coal for Asian steel mills.
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Clock Kid Keeps Ticking - And So Does Media Interest
The saga of the clock kid, now entering its second month, keeps on ticking.
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Indian-American Professor Wins $625,000 Macarthur 'Genius' Grant
Kartik Chandran, an Indian-American associate professor of earth and environmental engineering at Columbia Engineering, has been named a 2015 MacArthur Fellow with a "genius grant" of $625,000 with no strings attached.
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Circular economy model can generate $1 trillion annually: report
A shift towards circular model of growth will have huge potential for innovation, job creation and economic expansion, and is expected to generate $1 trillion a year for the global economy, according to a report.
-
Toppled Philippine church cross overlooks typhoon's destruction
A church spire, its cross hanging loose, looks down on smashed houses, wrecked cars, toppled power lines and snapped trees, as dazed survivors try to count the cost.
-
World's 'most exclusive' club admits women after 200 years
The world's most prestigious sailing club has lifted a 200-year ban on women becoming members for the first time in its history.
-
The man on a mission to debunk Barack Obama 'myth'
He did nothing for African-Americans, left the poor even poorer, his health care reform was a step backwards, and he may yet let another financial disaster erupt on his watch.
-
Dustin Hoffman saved my life, says London jogger
A man who had a cardiac arrest while jogging in London's Hyde Park says his life was saved with help from a famous passer-by - Dustin Hoffman.
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We continue to face difficulties in India: Lakshmi Mittal
Steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal says his planned steel plant investments in India are likely to be stalled for years.
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People living three years longer, costs of aging rise by 50%: IMF
People are living three years longer than expected and governments and pension funds are ill prepared, says IMF
