Training helps or hinders grads in corporate life
A survey of 1074 graduates from a national conference board program shows most find the training valuable for decision making and workplace insight, while 291 call the instruction weak and 376 see it too academic. Reasons for accepting jobs include reputation, salary, and advancement potential. Only a quarter express pay dissatisfaction.
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Fossil finds in Russia and Sicily attract paleontologists
In Moscow scientists uncover fossils in an Arctic region dating back about 330 million years. One specimen resembles a crocodile and is named a tsegocephal while another sea monster is described as a labyrinthodont. Elsewhere, Siracusa in Sicily yields remains of a pygmy elephant about three feet tall.
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Del Norte Man Wins Public Speaking Contest
New Delhi reports Indian bow imports amid liquor controls. Tucson AP describes Del Norte Colorado native McBride taking first place in a public speaking finals held Saturday night. Contestants from Arizona Texas Utah New Mexico competed, with McBride earning a $500 scholarship and advancing to Cleveland in August.
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Science offers new non surgical cure for piles
A study reports a non surgical method that shrinks piles and relieves itching and pain. The treatment aims to reduce symptoms without surgery and shows noticeable improvements during follow up care. Further clinical data needed to confirm long term benefits.
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