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Until we go back to the basics of “O” and “A” Levels, History, Geography, Civics and Hygiene, among others, must come back into our curricula. Historians, please write our history as Prof. Adu-Boahen ...

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Snyder’s film, New Jersey librarian Martha Hickson emerges as a central figure seeking to protect children’s right to read amid growing conservative repression. In c ...

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A class action accuses Adobe of secretly pulling hundreds of thousands of copyrighted books—including titles scraped from ...