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China: Rate of National Exam Participants Continues to Decline

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Higher Education Problems Could Slow Brazil’s Development

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The UN World Food Programme Promotes the Power of School Lunches

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SwimSafe Project Prevents Child Drowning in Asia

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Laos: Young Students Travel to USA to Educate the Public

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Celebrations at Swaziland’s First Multiracial School

Waterford Kamhlaba School, Swaziland’s first multiracial school, celebrated its 50th anniversary April 27, 2013. Parades, cultural diversity performances, and a Forum on Youth and Leadership marked the occasion. Opened in 196...
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