The article urges the South African government to license a new lab for research on genetically modified sorghum.

As often seems the case, less developed countries seem to receive the bulk of the impact when it comes to negative world developments. The third world and climate modification is no different.

When you are in Africa, you will obviously want to see animals.

The Arts for Academic Achievement Program (AAA) has been bringing artists into Minneapolis Schools since 1997. While its outward focus is on teaching students to paint, dance, and express themselves artistically, its real mission is to make students love learning and use the arts to apply themselves to their academic subjects.

The study of liberal arts is a classic discipline, intended to provide general knowledge and intellectual skills instead of focused professional or occupational skills. The scope of the liberal arts has changed with society. It once emphasized the education of elites in the classics but, with the rise of science and humanities during the Age of Enlightenment, the scope and meaning of "liberal arts" expanded to include them.

Each year, the United States News and World report issues college rankings. These ranking lists are the most popular and are the officially recognized university rankings for all American colleges and universities.

A brief look at one of the foremost culinary schools in America.

A bachelor's degree is the traditional 4-year degree awarded by undergraduate colleges and universities. Though it generally requires at least four years to complete, students often find that 5 years is more realistic. Online Bachelor Degrees are a great way to earn an online degree when you cannot attend a traditional campus based bachelor degree program, or are looking to complete your coursework in a shorter time.

Los Angeles schools announced the results of the 2004-2005 school year, state-mandated California High School Exit Exam. Of the students slated to graduate in 2006, 69 percent (more than two thirds) of the class passed both the English language arts and the mathematics portions of the exam. Of the remaining 31 percent of the Class of 2006 students (12th graders):