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Davos Forum Considers Learning’s Next Wave
She may not have been the youngest speaker ever at the World Economic Forum in Davos, but Khadija Niazi, 12, was certainly captivating
Food and Politics in Davos
In the snowy mountains of Davos, Switzerland, during the week of the World Economic Forum, Ukrainian food was served to hungry economists and business people: varenyky with cherries, chicken stuffed cabbage rolls, salted pork fat – known as salo– and other authentic dishes, prepared by Ukrainian cooks, with some appetizers such as dark bread, salo, and homemade kovbasadelivered straight from Ukraine
Will ‘Moocs’ bring down price of the Ivy League?
Will the rise of higher education in the US and elsewhere be curtailed by the expansion of Massive Open Online Courses (Moocs) that allow people to study digitally rather than attend lectures and classes? Some surprising people think so.
Davos goes tothe internet (in Russian)
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The World Economic Forum starts in Davos (in Russian)
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Future Generation Art Prize
The PinchukArtCenter in Kiev awarded its second Future Genera-tion Prize in early December. Despite the cold, there were quite a few visitors, most of them very young.
In Kiev, Award Anxiety
In December, the temperature in Kiev rarely ventures above freezing. It's the sort of cold that numbs your legs and leaves your toes half-frozen. But last Friday outside the Pinchuk Art Centre, a line of 20-somethings, bundled under layers of fur and down, stretched to the block's end
Future generation art prize. Неожиданный приз международных симпатий
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Lynette Yiadom-Boakye Wins Future Generation Art Prize
London's Lynette Yiadom-Boakye has been announced as the main prize winner of the Future Generation Art Prize, established by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation. An international award for artists under the age of 35, the prize comes with $100,000 ($60,000 in cash and $40,000 toward the production of new work)
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