World Sociologist

World Sociologist

Search the World News Network

Advanced Search

Breaking News	Fri, 03 Sep 2010

John Travolta arrives at the premiere of "Hairspray" in Los Angeles on Tuesday, July 10, 2007.

Photos Ramadan Refocus TV Travolta

The Christian Science Monitor
Why Ramadan in Egypt means overeating and John Travolta on TV
Cairo During the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, Muslims are supposed to refrain from eating, drinking, and sexual activity (among other things) while the sun is out. Along with a renewed emphasis on... (photo: AP / Matt Sayles)

Tiger Woods appears with his wife, Elin, in photographs on the cover of People and Us weekly magazines displayed on a newsstand in New York, Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009.

Divorce Elin Love Photos Tiger

The Examiner
Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren Saught by Ex-Lovers, Sugar Daddies
Just days after Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren’s divorce, the newly single parents of 2 are being pursued by would-be lovers who are prepared to “give up everything” to be with one of the pair.... (photo: AP / Kathy Willens)

Cleanman on the glass building

The Examiner
Glass, glass, and more glass at the Port Clinton Art Festival
Running along the Metra train tracks in Highland Park, Illinois, is the Port Clinton Art Festival which took place the weekend of August 28 ? 29. The festival is in its twenty-seventh year and... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Festival Photos Port Train Wikipedia: Glass

American actor William Shatner

The Examiner
Shakespeare Gets A New Twist: In Klingon
We all know that there isn't any acting gig William Shatner would turn down—But Shakespeare in Klingon. Now that may be going too far, even for Shatner. No Shatner was not asked by the Washington... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Acting Photos Production Shakespeare Shatner

Copies of Britain's former Prime Minister Tony Blair's book are seen displayed at a bookshop in London, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010.

The Boston Globe
In memoir, Blair explains, defends himself
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is, like many interesting and accomplished individuals, a collection of contradictions. As a social liberal and economic moderate... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Iraq Photos Tony Blair War Wikipedia: A Journey

Tourists look at some of the memorabilia at the Harriet Dean House in the Lincoln Home National Historic Site in Springfield, Illinois, USA as seen on this August 11, 2010 file photo.

The New York Times
At New Lincoln Center, Information Is Part of the Architecture
Elizabeth Diller would seem to have her hands full. Even as work winds down on its redesign of Lincoln Center, the architecture firm in which she is a partner, Diller... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Architecture Lincoln Museum Photos Wikipedia: Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum

Britain's Foreign Secretary David Miliband speaks during a press conference in the Foreign Office in London, Wednesday Dec. 30, 2009, where he announced the release of hostage Peter Moore. Moore, 36, an information technology consultant who was among five Britons abducted outside the Finance Ministry in Baghdad in May 2007 by militants

The Daily Mail
'Strongly left-wing' big brother Miliband - then and now
Labour leadership contender David Miliband didn't get into Oxford on academic merit, says one of his old teachers at Haverstock School in London. Oscar Gregan, who taught... (photo: AP / Katie Collins, pool)
Academic Labour Miliband Photos Teachers

Asia Times
Kashmiri youth wage online struggle
Sep 2, 2010 Kashmiri youth wage online struggle... (photo: AP / Altaf Qadri)
India Kashmir Photos Protests Wikipedia: Kashmir conflict

People walk past a poster showing the late Polish President Lech Kaczynski and his wife Maria in downtown Warsaw, Poland, Monday, April 12, 2010

The New York Times
In Poland, a Memorial Becomes a Battleground
WARSAW — Every day, a small group of protesters gathers across the street from Poland’s presidential palace. Some kneel, others weep before pictures of those... (photo: AP / Alik Keplicz)
Photos Poland Politics Religion Wikipedia: Lech Kaczyński

World Politics

	As clock ticks, Dixit and Kalmadi say all is well Zeenews
	Israeli and Palestinian leaders face critics of talks The Independent
	Judges: Karadzic trial could take extra 2 years Seattle Times
	Rosaiah writes to ysr's wife and others The Siasat Daily

Human Rights

	Asylum seekers tortured upon return NZ Herald
	Somali Government Asked To Do More For Citizens Scoop
	Troops clear barricades, Mozambique riots persist The Star
	US officers take up posts at Paris airport to help screen America-bound passengers Star Tribune

Globalisation

	Countries straining from food price increases San Fransisco Chronicle
	Mozambique riots spotlight world food price spike The Guardian
	India a shining example of democracy: Blair Zeenews
	Tony Blair must share the blame for financial crisis London Evening Standard

Mass murderer Mao killed 45 million Chinese during 'Great Le

UAE Bridges at Risk in Very Strong Earthquake Zone

LEAD: 27 dead of 46 infected with superbug since last year a

Cookie Wells: A Closer Look

7 defendants convicted in Portugal sex abuse trial

Club gives teens a social outlet

Drug makers sneaking ads into social media

The Meaning of Labor Day

The Long Road: France and the Roma Expulsions

The Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Ms. Sheikh Hasina.

Have balanced approach to curb population: Hasina

Gasoline - Diesel - Fuel Prices

Food, Fuel Prices Spark Deadly Riots In Mozambique

Tyres burn in a street , Wednesday Sept. 1, 2010 in Maputo, Mozambique after police opened fire on stone-throwing crowds who were protesting rising prices in this impoverished country. State television said that six people were killed in the clashes.

Mozambique police fire at crowds protesting high prices; 7 dead

U.N. Faults Own Poverty Strategy Wall Street Journal
Ghana on course for MDGs - John Mahama Joy Online
After a year of decline, Florida's population sees a slight Herald Tribune
Food price rise spurs unrest for poorest Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Beyond Empires - film project a two week odyssey in India GroundReport
Mozambican food riots are reminder of vulnerability of world Star Tribune
Book Review: The Politics of Genocide Scoop
Fla. population growing again after 1-year drop Herald Tribune
Florida's population grows again after first decline since m PhysOrg
MOZAMBIQUE: Price increases 'irreversible' IRINnews
FM Addresses Global Insurance Summit at Mumbai Insurance Newsnet
The New Republic: The Environment Paradox National Public Radio
TV channel hostage taker shot dead London Evening Standard
The Discovery Attacker: A True Green Believer American Spectator
Illegal migrant total down nearly 1 million in U.S., Pew rep The Dallas Morning News
Millennium Development Goals Largely Off-Track Scoop
Discovery hostage taker is a population-obsessed eco-wacko Grist
Concerns over leaked aid proposal The Guardian
Seven killed as rising food prices spark riots in Mozambique The Independent
Call To Action To Improve Health Of Millions Scoop

School Supplies

Back-to-school sales gave retailers a boost

The boy is choosing pencil that he will going to use for the opening of their class on june 2009.

Back-to-school deals get shoppers in stores

High School Students - Classroom - Education - School - Philippines

4th graders do Math better in Filipino, says UP prof

UDS gets new Vice Chancellor Joy Online
The Root: Marches Alone Cannot Fix Education National Public Radio
NASA Back to School Event Postponed Due to Weather redOrbit
Bridgepoint Education's Ashford University Offers New Associ redOrbit
Desert Chapel Christian School football team ready to do bat The Examiner
University of Arizona-led group awarded $9.9 million to deve PhysOrg
Photos from the Reclaim The Dream March Newsvine
Public Higher Education Is 'Eroding From All Sides,' Warn Po Newsvine
Office of the Governor Rick Perry - Press Releases - Gov. Pe Newsvine
High School: What Should Parents Expect? WPXI
University of Missouri, Airgas ink deal Business Journal
Joy FM, Zain take 4 pupils to Disneyland Joy Online
iPads For All: 5 Technologically Decked-Out Schools You Wish Fast Company
Obama to campaign in Phila. for Sestak Philadelphia Daily News
Man shot dead in car in S. Phila. Philadelphia Daily News
Spare the children, re-open schools in Kashmir(re-issue with Newstrack India
Better Access to Schools for the Disabled All Africa
Education Employee Sentenced for Intimidation All Africa
High school preview: St. Martin looking for first win Syracuse
Live grenade found at Glendale college campus Fresno Bee

Indian paramilitary soldier stand guard on a deserted street during a curfew in Srinagar August 4, 2010. The chief minister of Indian-controlled Kashmir flew to the capital on Monday calling for urgent reinforcements to end the worst anti-government violence in two years in which more than 30 people have died. At least eight people were killed and 80 wounded on Monday in clashes with police in different areas of the Himalayan region after protesters set fire to a police station, pelted security forces with stones and damaged a railway station, witnesses said.

Difficult Task to Lower Risk of Workplace Violence

Responding police officers search for robbery suspects following a shootout at Greenbelt 5 shopping mall at Manila's financial district of Makati city Sunday Oct. 18, 2009 southeast of Manila, Philippines.

3 holdup suspects fall, 1 killed

A burnt out car thought to have been used by the killers of a Greek journalist is parked in a street in Athens on Monday July 19 2010. The Greek journalist Sokratis Giolias, was shot dead in a pre-dawn attack outside his home, on Monday July 19, 2010

Greece Fears a Resurgence of Domestic Terrorism

Low grades in adolescence linked to dopamine genes PhysOrg
Coalition honors center and student Herald Tribune
Autonomy: rape v. myth, part 3 The Examiner
Report Finds Counterfeits of Designer Clothing Aren't Causin mediabistro
A cookin' diva Chicago Sun-Times
Los Angeles Uses Light to Fight Crime Wall Street Journal
Mike McIntyre tells the truth... halfway through, that is The Examiner
Review: Rock the Bells 2010 in New York City The Examiner
Collateral Damage USA: Extremist cells target 350,000 US civ The Examiner
North Port goes to college Herald Tribune
A Dream Deferred, Almost Too Long The New York Times
Fake designer labels 'good for industry' says Home Office ad The Daily Mail
MI6 death: Murder most strange The Independent
Experts in crime The Star
New universities make learning accessible Canada Dot Com
Walk-in interview The Hindu
Now, a 'Minority Report' style software to predict crime Zeenews
Iran: high price of flouting marriage rules Middle East Online
Gumshuda The Telegraph India
Anti-crime Jacksonville Journey fights for city funds: Progr Insurance Newsnet

Honeybees - Beekeeping

Schools taught about role of beekeeping for conservation

Tiger - Animal - Wildlife

Earth Hour? How about endangered species hour?

a college students in a function

Networks – Not Size – Give Cities Competitive Advantage redOrbit
Changing times revive focus on Karl Marx Asahi News
Networks -- not size -- give cities competitive advantage PhysOrg
AA In Reno: associate of arts with concentration in general The Examiner
In Reno: AA - associate of arts with concentration in commun The Examiner
'Freedom,' by Jonathan Franzen San Fransisco Chronicle
Water ways: Bath design enters a new era Kansas City Star
Climate activism: is the trial more important than the prote The Guardian Open Platform
Government handling of petitions is ineffective Taipei Times
Economics, environment and safety drive today's bath designs The Miami Herald
21st-century homesteading: More families seek simple, self-s The State
Pure science is new flavour of the season Deccan Herald
Rethinking scale and growth for a more sustainable world Energy Bulletin
Experts Say Federal Nuclear Waste Panel Overlooks Public Mis redOrbit
Freeing Asian minds The Star
What lies in the future for the Gulf Coast after the oil spi Lexington Herald-Leader
Orthodox attitudes to gay people shift The Guardian
Revolution - On A Nano Scale redOrbit
Sri Lankan and Afghan Asylum seekers (Paper) Tamil Eelam
Nalanda varsity plan takes shape Indian Express

History of Oil - and other Children Plays

History of Oil - and other Children Plays

Indian Elephant

India's elephants finally given same protection as tigers

trees in a forest - ecology - environment

Needed enhanced ecological literacy to save the environment

Most new farmland comes from cutting tropical forest: resear PhysOrg
Satellite data reveal why migrating birds have a small windo PhysOrg
Pundits: if we don't pay now we'll pay later Newsvine
Fall movie preview Tulsa World
Tibetan nomads struggle as grasslands disappear from the roo The Guardian
75 months and counting ... The Guardian
Cornell leads fight against invasive emerald ash borer PhysOrg
Michael Fink: A not so mythical Garden of Eden The Providence Journal
Capacity For Exercise Can Be Inherited, UC Riverside Biologi redOrbit
Syracuse's Delone Carter excited to play in hometown against Ohio
Our survival depends on one another's well-being and the wel The Examiner
Oikos The Guardian
Capacity for exercise can be inherited, biologists find PhysOrg
Elephants to be given 'heritage animal' status by government Merinews
Needed enhanced ecological literacy Newsvine
Study of UFOs Achieves Distintion at Institute of Frontier S The Examiner
Nuns' organic farms in 'Garden of Eden' Inquirer
Mosquitoes use several different kinds of odor sensors to tr PhysOrg
China raises alarm over Yangtze environmental damage PhysOrg
Back in Football, Maurice Clarett Showing Burst in Wrong Dir FanHouse

**APN ADVANCE FOR SUNDAY MARCH 23** Sister Michele van Rooyen draws a blood sample at the Brewelskloof Hospital that specialize in treatment of TB and HIV patient's in Worcester, South Africa, Monday, Feb. 4, 2008.

Israeli researchers develop promising new HIV treatment

Pill, Medicine, Drug

Osteoporosis Drugs Tied to Esophageal Cancer

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009, before the Senate Banking Committee hearing on his renomination.

Bernanke Says He Failed to See Financial Flaws

Abbott Abandons Plans To Sell Vaccines Business WPXI
Labor Day ... a time for real food KDVR
Is your deck safe for Labor Day revelry? KDVR
Beach towel snaps into workout regimen KDVR
Goldcorp agrees to buy Andean Resources for $3.42B Herald Tribune
Gazprom to double gas imports from Azerbaijan Herald Tribune
Six U.S. Personnel Quarantined in Turkey Wall Street Journal
'No evidence' implants are toxic Joy Online
UN reveals global disparity in broadband access Joy Online
Parkinson appoints two Kansas City-area members to health ex Business Journal
North Memorial suspends CEO Cress Business Journal
Parkinson appoints Wichitans to statewide health data organi Business Journal
Bone drugs may raise throat cancer risk: study CBC
Greed trumps good sense, health in push for 18-game seasons CBS News
At 84, nutty' Jerry Lewis is still going the distance The State
Colour-coded toenails Gulf News
Skin from ear helps cure acne Gulf News
Your kitchen may not make the food-safety grade, researcher The Dallas Morning News
FACTBOX - What is Mad Cow disease? The Star
NASA, Newseum Invite Media To Discover And Encounter Comets redOrbit

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Media Kit | WN Toolbar | Languages | WN Links | Advertise | © 2010 WN Network
Contact our Advertising team for Advertising or Sponsorship on World News Network