Haiku: We all are Charlie, poetic thought by George-B
(the smudge and other poems page)
We all are Charlie
dawn in and on assignment:
open people’s hearts!
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– ©George-B (allrightsreserved)
Haiku: We all are Charlie, poetic thought by George-B
(the smudge and other poems page)
We all are Charlie
dawn in and on assignment:
open people’s hearts!
_______________________________ ________________
– ©George-B (allrightsreserved)
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20/11/2014 / UNITED STATES
Californian students vent fury at soaring cost of public universities
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Photo published on Twitter by @Tiffanydloftin.
Hundreds of students from all over California, unhappy with plans to raise tuition for the state’s public university system, held a raucous protest in San Francisco on Wednesday. They clashed with police and tried to stop a regent – a member of the board that governs the university system – from entering the building where the measure was being debated.
The video below shows students blocking the regent’s way. The regent starts to panic, and several police officers arrive to form a circle around him. They attempt to get him past the students, before giving up and ushering him away from the scene.
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A piano maker by training, Lick spent many years in South America before returning to the US in 1848. He settled in San Francisco, where he soon abandoned the piano-making trade in favor of real estate. Shortly after his arrival, gold was discovered in the region, and Lick made a fortune in the housing boom that followed. The wealthiest man in California at the time of his death, he left most of his estate to social and scientific causes. Under what scientific instrument is he buried? More… Discuss