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How Nigerian Leaders Try to Re-write, Kill History and Removing it From School Curriculum for Selfish Reasons
By: Emeka Esogbue | 19/07/2008
The articles outlines the importance of History as a subject and discipline and condemns in totality the situation wherby, Nigeria's past and present leaders attempt to rewrite accounts with the aim of twisting historical events. It also condemns the removing of History in the school curriculum and recommends immediately the effective enthronement of the subject in the junior and senior secondary schools and in tertiary institutions to help instil patriotism and nationalism in NIgerians.

Accredited Colleges vs. Fast Food Style Diploma Mills
By: Art Gib | 19/07/2008
It was the example of the U.S. that originally inspired the world to focus on mass higher education to increase economic and social growth. Yet like in many other aspects of American life, Americans are increasingly turning to the cheap fast and easy variety of education.

Comparing an Australia and New Zealand Master’s Degree Program
By: Susan Slobac | 17/07/2008
For students considering a master’s degree, Australia and New Zealand are options well worth consideration, but there is some difference between the programs offered in each nation.

Usa Best Schools
By: Dillan Cooper | 17/07/2008
This article concerns itself with information different best schools in USA

Choosing a New Zealand or Australia Degree Program
By: Susan Slobac | 16/07/2008
Studying abroad provides a vast amount of opportunities and new experiences. This is especially the case for students enrolled in a New Zealand or Australia degree program. Not only can students immerse themselves in a new culture, but also they have the freedom to do it while pursuing an engaging program of studies.

How to Organize a School Party?
By: Dillan Cooper | 16/07/2008
This article is about organizing school events

Intregrating the Ways of Knowing Through the Realms of Meaning to Improve National Fundraising Objectives
By: William Allan Kritsonis, PhD | 16/07/2008
The purpose of this article is to discuss the benefits of integrating the six realms of meaning as defined by Dr. William Allan Kritsonis in the Ways of Knowing Through the Realms of Meaning (2007) to increase private financial support at higher education institutions.

What is Traffic School?
By: Dennis Rivera | 16/07/2008
This article is about online traffic schools and the line of their work

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Festival Fiesta -‘nongkrem Dance’ of the Khasis of Mevhalaya
By: Guptajit Pathak | 18/04/2008 | Education
The Nongkrem Dance is the most important festival of the Khyrim state and is associated with goat sacrifice It is held at Smit, which is 15 kilometres (9 miles),

Tourism in Meghalaya - a Special Feature
By: Guptajit Pathak | 18/04/2008 | Education
Tourism is an attraction of the Government of Meghalaya: Tourism has been able to draw the attention of Government of Meghalaya, a lot of progressive features are marked in this sector. A few places were developed as the places of tourist interest.

The Khasis of Meghalaya - an Emphatic Study
By: Guptajit Pathak | 18/04/2008 | Education
The Khasis who live in ‘Meghalaya’ is one of the important ethnic groups of people of the North Eastern region of India. But nothing definite can be said about the particulars of this hill tribe. Generally, it is believed that the Khasis came to present Meghalay from a different place.

The Khasi Women of Meghalaya - 'the Mistress of the Household'
By: Guptajit Pathak | 18/04/2008 | Education
The Khasi women is considered as the ‘mistress of the household’ and the sole custodian of wealth and not just a proprietress. The father on the other hand is provider, master and guide of the family with the uncle as the undisputed director of the ancestral property.

A Change in Khasi Matrilineal Society of Meghalaya
By: Guptajit Pathak | 18/04/2008 | Education
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History and Historiography of the Khasis of Meghalaya
By: Guptajit Pathak | 18/04/2008 | Education
Prof J. B. Bhattacharjee has analyzed how the India's North- Eastern region is the homeland of a number of ethnic and cultural groups with different languages, religions, faiths and beliefs and traditions.

What is the Nature of History?
By: Guptajit Pathak | 16/10/2007 | College and University
Yes, history is the study of man, because it provides variety in the study of human experience. It deals with knowledge, when, it is related with people’s improvements. Of course, it can’t spare people’s struggle through the ages. History studies the past incidents and activities of the humans. No doubt, it acquaints us with the past experiences.

History — What is Its New Concept
By: Guptajit Pathak | 16/10/2007 | College and University
The new concept of history is more scientific and comprehensive. Though, history is one of the oldest subjects of knowledge, but, history and men are interlinked. Hence, it is not possible to differentiate the two.