VersaTables, an environmentally friendly American furniture company, specializing in educational furniture, is donating $7,500 worth of furniture to Walt Whitman High School in Los Angeles, California. The furniture will be delivered to the school on Wednesday, December 4, 2013. After a successful working relationship with LAUSD in the past, owner of VersaTables, Chris Laudadio, reached… Read more »
As open days for the next academic years begin, prospective degree students across the country are thrown into a state of uncertainty as they rush to make a final decision on their course and future career path. Are you one of them? GSM London understand the immense pressure you are facing and that is why… Read more »
Long Island Regents Prep, which offers Regents, Advanced Placement, and SAT review classes in all major subjects, has announced its 2014 course schedule. These courses are designed and taught by certified and experienced teachers who understand how to prepare students for their exams and how to reduce the anxiety that comes along with high-stakes testing…. Read more »
Conservative social policy is seen by some as the key to the success of the Republican Party, and to others it is prompting the demise of it. Tony Perkins, President of Family Research Council, explores social conservatism in a new course released today, which is engaging thousands of students in the conversation. Called Conservatism101®, the… Read more »
Massive detrimental effects of competitiveness have been unveiled by an avant-garde historic research study by Prof. Qadhi Aurangzeb Al-Hafi. Thebroad-based polygonal investigative work’s outcome is entitled as ‘Codex of Inter-referentiality Theory of Coherency’. The benchmark research appraisal makes a critical analyses of the over-spreads of ‘competitive credo’–a notion that has quite powerfully and robustly obsessed… Read more »
