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SSC Exams Scheduled from March 14 to April 16
7+ min ago (264+ words) HYDERABAD: The SSC Public Examinations will be held from March 14 to April 16 next, as per the time table released on Tuesday. The exams shall be conducted strictly in accordance with the time-table, notwithstanding any declaration of public holiday or general holiday in respect of any of the scheduled dates, the note said. First Language papers open the schedule on March 14. Group A runs from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm, followed by the composite papers. Second Language is on March 18 and the Third language is listed for March 23 in the same time slot. Mathematics is scheduled for March 28, Physical Science on April 2 and Biological Science on April 7. Social Studies follows that scheduled on April 13. OSSC candidates will write Main Language Paper I on April 15. SSC Vocational Course Theory is on the same day and OSSC Main Language Paper II brings the examinations to…...
Want to drive the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile? Here's how to apply
8+ min ago (433+ words) WASHINGTON " If your dream job involves cross-country travel, creative storytelling and a 27-foot hot dog, Oscar Mayer'is on the hunt for its next class of Wienermobile drivers. The company is opening'12 full-time driving positions for its iconic 27-foot-long hot dog vehicle: the Wienermobile. The year-long "Hotdogger" gig is for "outgoing, creative, friendly, exuberant, college graduates who have an appetite for adventure," according to the job posting. As part of the role, you'll be an official spokesperson for the multi-billion dollar brand, visiting over 30 states and attending hundreds of events.' "Hotdoggers serve as content creators, developing custom content of their travels and "meat" and greets reaching all generations," Oscar Meyer says. This will be the 39th class of "Hotdoggers." The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile first hit U.S. highways in 1936, but it wasn't until 1988 when the company introduced the "Hotdogger Program."' To cut the mustard,…...
Australia's social media ban leaves a 15-year-old worried about losing touch with friends
9+ min ago (1011+ words) Riley's family lives 5 kilometers (3 miles) from Wudinna, a community of just over 1,000 in South Australia state. But some of his school friends live as far as 70 kilometers (43 miles) away. "I don't think the impact will be very positive for us. We don't have a lot out here to get in contact with each other," Riley said. "I'm not sure how we're going to keep in touch over the holidays with each other," he said, referring to the Southern Hemisphere summer break that starts on Thursday. Riley and others younger than 16 will be banned by law from holding accounts with Facebook, Instagram, Kick, Reddit, Snapchat, Threads, TikTok, X, YouTube and Twitch from Wednesday. The platforms face fines of up to 49.5 million Australian dollars ($32.9 million) if they fail to take reasonable steps to remove the accounts. Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and…...
California high school hosted adult livestream with drag queens, foot-licking and a mock crucifixion
18+ min ago (398+ words) (Daily Caller News Foundation) " A top San Diego high school rented out its gymnasium on Friday to a production company that filmed a 24-hour livestream presented by an adult content site called Fansly. Reports about the video first'broke'Sunday from Restore San Diego Chairwoman Amy Reichert, who confirmed the filming location was Canyon Crest Academy's gym. "We understand that the production company filmed a game show with highly inappropriate content that appears to have violated the terms of the agreement between CCAF and the production company, as well as the District's community standards and policies," the SDUHSD stated. "While school sites are intended to be a civic center available for public use, such use is not without limits, and our top priority is always the safety and support of our students," the SDUHSD added. "The District will consult with legal counsel…...
Social Media—Not Video Games—Tied to Rising Attention Problems in Teens, New Study Finds
18+ min ago (244+ words) RELATED: 6 Parents Share Their Tips for Helping a Child With ADHD'Thrive One of the lead researchers, Torkel Klingberg of Karolinska Institutet in Sweden, explained, "Social media entails constant distractions in the form of messages and notifications, and the mere thought of whether a message has arrived can act as a mental distraction." That, he says, "affects the ability to stay focused," which could explain the link. Though the decline in attention was small at the individual level, when multiplied across thousands (or millions) of children, the effects are likely meaningful on a societal scale. The researchers themselves caution that rising social media use may partly explain the increase in ADHD-related diagnoses seen over the past 15 to 20 years. This doesn't mean that every child using social media will develop attention problems, but given the ubiquity of social platforms, it is a…...
Grads reflect on B.C. opportunities as ground shifts for international students
18+ min ago (1396+ words) Published 7:30 am Tuesday, December 9, 2025 Steven Mathews from India is a graduate of the Selkirk College culinary management program and is the kitchen manager at Finley's Bar and Grill in Nelson. (Bill Metcalfe/Nelson Star) Sulabh Mahajan, a Selkirk College graduate from India, works at the front desk at the Adventure Hotel in Nelson. (Bill Metcalfe/Nelson Star) Lejani Sunga (left), front desk manager, and Leanne Vegara, housekeeping manager at the Best Western in Nelson, are former Selkirk College international students from the Philippines. Here they are displaying two consecutive annual MK Guertin Awards, a customer service prize within Best Western's 2,000 hotels. (Bill Metcalfe/Nelson Star) One ruined piece of meat showed Steven Mathews that studying and working in Nelson was the right career move. Mathews was a student in the kitchen at Selkirk College's culinary management program when he accidentally…...
Report: Declining enrollment converts schools to apartments
19+ min ago (345+ words) (The Center Square)" Amid a steady decline in K-12 enrollment, nearly 2,000 apartments were created from former school buildings across the U.S. in 2024, according to a new report by RentCafe. Thereportshowed a 296% increase from 2023 to 2024 in school buildings converted into apartment complexes. Around 70% of these upcoming apartments are projected to come from cities in Ohio, Washington state and Pennsylvania, among others. The apartments are also in Washington, D.C. Cities like Columbus, Cleveland, Seattle and Pittsburgh are projected to see the highest number of future school-to-apartment conversions, Alexandra Both, the author of the report, told The Center Square. Columbia and Cleveland are projected to create 1,405 apartments combined." "These typically involve older or unused school buildings that districts have closed and that cities are considering for reuse as housing," Both told The Center Square. "Conversions of educational facilities made up 7.9% of all adaptive reuse apartments in…...
Bates College delays ‘Race, Power, Privilege, Colonialism’ requirement - because Trump
19+ min ago (583+ words) Bates College; Drew Watson/X Will use interim to focus on "care" " protecting faculty, staff, students, "and Bates as an institution from federal attention and targeting" Bates College faculty have decided to postpone its "Race, Power, Privilege, and Colonialism" requirement for three years due to fear of the Trump administration"s "targeting" of educational institutions" DEI measures. The original plan was to begin the mandate (which would require all students to take "at least two courses related to race, power, privilege and colonialism" in order to graduate) with the next school year"s freshman class (class of 2030); it now will take effect with the class of 2033, according to The Bates Student. At the November ad hoc RPPC Committee meeting which made the decision, academics noted the delay would serve to "center care" " to protect "faculty, staff, students, and Bates as…...
Robots in classroom: Telangana’s ATCs to help students acquire Industry 4.0 skills
20+ min ago (197+ words) Published - December 09, 2025 08:58 pm IST - HYDERABAD A welding robot on display at the Advanced Technologies Centre (ATC) stall at Bharat Future City, where the Telangana Global Rising Summit-2025 is being held, highlights the government's efforts to enhance technical proficiency among the youth and align training with industry demand through admissions into ATCs across the State. According to sources, these welding robots developed by a Japanese company can also be used as pick-and-place robots. The government collaborated with Tata Technologies to transform 65 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) into ATCs under a memorandum of agreement (MoA), enhancing technical proficiency and aligning training with industry demand. Explaining the State government's efforts to provide skill development programmes in advanced technologies, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, during a session at the summit, said they are planning to increase the number to 105 by setting up another 40 ATCs…...
Some Merrimack Valley school board members concerned by book’s removal from required curriculum
22+ min ago (1237+ words) This story was originally produced by the Concord Monitor. NHPR is republishing it in partnership with the Granite State News Collaborative. As an English professor at Rivier University, Sally Hirsh-Dickinson didn't assign "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" in her college classes, but her students would often bring up the 1999 coming-of-age novel anyway. "I would hear students being passionately enthusiastic about how significant this book was for them," Hirsh-Dickinson said. "It's a book that speaks to a lot of students in a lot of sensitive and meaningful ways." Hirsh-Dickinson, a Penacook representative to the Merrimack Valley School Board, said she was troubled by a high school committee's decision to remove the book from the required curriculum in four tenth-grade English classes in response to a parent's objection. "I think it sets a dangerous precedent where a single complaint can alter…...