Do you think that an on-line magazine dedicated to fostering cultural understanding would succeed?
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i think it can be succeed if the matter is mind hitting
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You can learn on-line for free...try it!
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Probably not. \n\nI am a wrestling fan, and did enjoy that link.
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The magazine comes out today.  So, either buy a copy or wait a couple of days and they will be posted all over the Internet.
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I think so!\n\nMake them stand out far far out from the rest! Put stunning or witty pictures on with a verse or quote!\n\nGood luck- :)\n\n-Danae
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For higher education, I would assume it would refer to online or distance education courses, perhaps.
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Maybe... Or online libraries where we check out e-books...
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I would hope so.\nRenaissance is the name of the great intellectual and cultural movement of the revival of interest in classical culture that occurred in the fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries -- a period which saw the transition from the Middle Ages to modern times  With this came an understanding of the need to not only learn, but develop.\nAccordingly, with all the mistakes we have made, would we not fess up to the fact we are such dummies, and move onwards to develop this sad and sick place.\n   Can we not finally learn from the rediculous things we have done to this place and ourselves?.
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I would not be so sure. You have obviously made a good case for the pros of the set up. But I believe that students at an impressionable age lack the determination to sit through an internet session and learn something from it.\nThe very way teaching is conducted, empahsizes on serious taxation of the brain and I can much imagine the current crop of students, already suffering from Attention Deficit Disorder to not make much sense of such a course.\n\nMaking them sit through the course in a class may just work better
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A magazine that comes out once a month.
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That's very unlikely. In fact it will be sad if such attempts are made. In any society, teachers play an important role in the way the society shapes up. Education is not just about knowing Maths, Science, History, Geography, etc. It is primarily about what values and ethics do you build your foundation upon, knowing to differentiate between right and wrong, having a broad and open perspective. \nIt would indeed be a gr ea loss for kids if they are deprived of the basic education which nurtures their development.\nHaving said that, I think technology is a great tool to aid teaching, spread information and help understand concepts through audio-visual means. However technology cannot and must not replace humans.
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You should contact the magazine staff for exact information.
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Have you tried the online science text books.
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I think the culture is cool...but any culture, examined closely enough seems to portray a long list of regulations which are meant to 'clone' the thinking patterns of civilians so that in the long run, everything runs smoothly.  IT all seems to be working quite well, I might add.... 'smoothly.'
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What do u think of a section about relationships?  I think that is an interesting idea...  Put also current events in the magazine, as little bars and dancehalls, music, bands... Don't forget of the pictures and well colorful pages!   \nGood luck!!
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Yeah I miss that magazine it was a good one, but to answer your question pretty much no. There is a Magazine that comes from England but cant think of the name right now. It costs around $8.00, I think Web Guide is still around but that only has about 250,000 links and about 2 pages of articles. Not worth getting every month since alot of it are repeats.\n\nRoger\nACEinNM2005@yahoo.com
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It'a pretty good magazine. The cereal isn't too bad, either. Mikey likes it. \n\nOh, you mean living life. Physical life is a class room, to learn to shape our souls and strengthen our spirits.