When students in the Los Angeles Unified School District return to class after President’s Day, they might want to leave their cell phones at home. A district-wide cell phone ban takes effect on Tuesday. It was approved by LAUSD’s board last June in an effort to improve student engagement, reduce […]
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Facing another backlash that’s put the company in political crosswinds, Google says that its removal of cultural holidays and events such as Black History Month from its Calendar app is a scaling issue and not ideological. Although some users on social media began noticing and posting about the changes online […]
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The Chinese Couplet: History, Meaning, and Cultural Significance The Chinese couplet (对联, duìlián) is a unique and cherished form of Chinese literary art, woven deeply into the fabric of Chinese culture, tradition, and language. It consists of two parallel lines of poetry that must adhere to strict grammatical and tonal […]
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What are Zuma Online Games? Zuma online games belong to the match-three puzzle genre, where the player must match three or more identical objects (usually balls or colored spheres) in a row to clear them from the screen. These games are typically fast-paced and require quick reflexes, strategic thinking, and […]
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What are Zombie Online Games? Zombie online games are a popular genre of video games where players face off against waves of undead creatures, commonly zombies, in various scenarios. These games often involve survival, combat, exploration, and strategic thinking. Zombie games can range from action-packed shooters to more strategic survival […]
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