In a Tuesday press release, Travis Blalock '12 introduced Hazing Tours, a daily tour service that will take visitors to Dartmouth Greek physical plants and offer insight on alleged hazing practices in Greek organizations, sports teams and other campus …

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Major reasons for this trend are that Western cultures are more affluent and very busy. The church and its ministry are just one of many choices … An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view …

During a tour of the Mission Training Center in Salt Lake City, we witnessed the seriousness and commitment to purpose of the young men and women from many countries preparing for service, and applaud their efforts on behalf of their faith. Even more …

These trends have put St. Raphael Social Service in Hamilton in such a strain that it has had to cut back on its ability to help people in need, according to Terry Perdue, executive director of the agency. “We're seeing more frequent visitors from …

Speaking at a press conference after the launch of Maybank Aspire, Lim said the offering would first be targetted to 60,000 of its overall 300,000 “mass affluent” customers. The service aims to fill existing gaps by providing a differentiated banking …

… of child mortality, nutrition, schooling, access to safe drinking water, sanitation and housing compared to many countries. As recognised by UNICEF, Sri Lanka's experience is among the most compelling in achieving the best indicators for child and …

The new estimates for the area's future development could lead to lower population growth, making it more difficult for public agencies to pay for expanded services with tax revenues from that area. Of the 544 acres annexed in December, 364 are …

As the big suppliers target the most affluent and residential areas, where they think they will get the most customers, a two-tier broadband service has developed with those whose exchanges have not been touched. Those living in Scarrow Hill near …