Disabled Moscow student seeks broader education amid barriers
A 17 year old with cerebral palsy in Moscow excels as an A student yet learns mostly at home. She plans to finish high school in two years and study English at university after completing ninth grade. She never attends a regular classroom, relying on home tutors and online lessons as Russia struggles to mainstream disabled students.
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Vera Samykina
Samykina
Russia
Dmitry Medvedev
Tatyana Samykina
Oleg Smolin
Committee For Science and Education
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Pei
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John Dacre
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Mars soil could support life in first Phoenix results
Phoenix mission scientists report Mars soil from the northern plain shows alkaline conditions and nutrients that might sustain plant life, with asparagus likely thriving but strawberries needing more acidity. The analysis used a sugar-cube sized sample and noted the need to grow crops underground due to radiation.
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Mars
Earth
Phoenix
Sam Kounaves
Kounaves
University of Arizona
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Calif
Man guilty of murders in 2005 Glendale rail disaster
Juan Alvarez, 29, was found guilty of 11 counts of first degree murder and one count of arson for causing the January 26, 2005 rail wreck in Glendale by placing a gasoline soaked SUV on tracks. A special circumstance of multiple murders makes him eligible for the death penalty. jury to decide penalty on July 7. About 180 injured.
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Los Angeles
Juan Alvarez
Glendale
Alvarez
Metrolink
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