US student in coma dies days after release from North Korea | South China Morning Post
Otto Warmbier, the American student who was imprisoned in North Korea before being returned home in a coma, died Monday in a Cincinnati hospital.
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20 years, 20 people: Cantonese teacher Cecilie Gamst | South China Morning Post
Norwegian-born Cecilie Gamst Berg has worked as a Cantonese teacher in Hong Kong for over two decades, but fears the future of Hong Kong’s Cantonese heritage is under threat.
Protesters clash with police outside Beijing’s municipal office | South China Morning Post
Told that their children couldn't enroll in a nearby school, parents in a Beijing neighborhood staged protests.
South Korean engineering professor hurt by explosive device sent to university office | South China Morning Post
A South Korean professor was injured Tuesday after opening a concealed explosive device brought to his university office in Seoul, police said.
Hong Kong’s annual June 4 vigil remembering Tiananmen reflects generational change | South China Morning Post
The number of people turning out to the June 4 vigil at Victoria Park continues to fall, with student organisations boycotting the candlelight vigil.
At traditional Japanese bathhouse, new 'naked school' attracts younger bathers | South China Morning Post
The Hinodeyu public bath in Tokyo is offering classes on comedy and gaming as it tries to revive the dying tradition of communal bathing.
Why Duterte's pivot to 'new friends' benefits Russia too
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School Segregation, the Continuing Tragedy of Ferguson
On August 1, five black students in satiny green and red robes and mortar boards waited inside an elementary school classroom, listening for their names to be called as graduates of Normandy High School. The ceremony was held months after the school’s main graduation for students who had been short of credits or had…
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chief Blasts Agency’s Approach to Fire Safety
In a forceful critique of his agency’s approach toward fire safety, the chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission declared that the policy of not enforcing most fire code violations at dozens of nuclear plants is “unacceptable” and has tied the hands of NRC inspectors.