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‘We were left completely alone, I couldn’t find anyone at all,’ says wife of man living with severe spinal cord damage

While face-to-face classes are back after the COVID disruptions of the past two years, our research suggests at least some Australian universities intend to continue with fully online assessment. Students say they think cheating is easier online. There is some evidence it increased with the shift online.

As readers know, I've been interested in the question of abortion and religious exemption claims (see this May 9 post), so when I saw this item by Rabbi Simon, I found it much worth passing along. Rabbi Simon had been a lawyer for 20 years before becoming a full-time rabbi,…

From Oberholzer v. Galapo, which was decided two months ago by the Pennsylvania intermediate appellate court (Judge Carolyn Nichols, joined by Judges Victor Stabile and James Gardner Colins) but just popped up for me on a Westlaw query: Appellants Simon and Toby Galapo (individually, Appellant Husband and Appellant Wife) appeal…

What are your favourites doing this summer

Rachel Carline was drawn to the profession from a young age

This insightful and humble account of a four-star establishment which took in rough sleepers amid the pandemic finds grounds for slender hope

‘What do we do if we stop fighting for our human rights? It becomes a dictatorship,’ says Patsy Stevenson

Ozzie had a huge passion for cycling and playing his guitar