Beech-side views: a Labour of love?

Sir Keir Starmer has now been UK Prime Minister for a full calendar month and will soon be overtaking Liz Truss’s record-breaking 45-day stint in Number 10. During this time, he has been busy laying the groundwork with his new cabinet for how Labour intends to govern when parliament returns after recess. Laying the foundations…

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How to Choose the Best Psychology Textbook for Your Course

Published: 8/8/2024 Reading Time: 4 minutes Whether you’re teaching Psychology for the first time or looking to replace the outdated textbook you’ve been using for years, choosing a title for your course is a big decision — and one that will have a significant impact on your students’ learning outcomes. Ultimately, the best Psychology textbook…

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Morning Docket: 08.08.24

* Forget counting cards! Fake lawyer convinced casino to just hand over $750K. [8 News Now] * Biglaw starting to wonder if AI is even capable of improving the practice beyond back-office tasks — this might be as good as it gets. [Bloomberg Law News] * Fake money purveyor FTX settles with CFTC for $12.7B…

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Adam Janaway, JENZA

Introduce yourself in three words. Positive problem solver. What do you like most about your job? I think, for me, it’s that I do something that I wholeheartedly believe in. Most people have heard of the whole Simon Cynic thing – fulfil your why and you’ll be happy. I think I do that through what…

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GuardMe teams up with Edvisor to offer insurance coverage to students globally

The partnership will give GuardMe a “new sales channel”, as Edvisor’s customers will be provided with GuardMe’s insurance policies in countries where the insurance provider has not previously operated, namely outside Europe and Canada. “This partnership represents a strategic move for GuardMe Europe, allowing us to offer our unparalleled insurance products exclusively through Edvisor’s robust…

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Universities face constraints in efforts to build more graduate student housing, Moody’s says

Dive Brief: Building affordable housing for graduate students is becoming increasingly important for universities — but inflation, interest rates and other challenges are likely to constrain projects in the short term, according to a July report from Moody’s.  Institutions have looked to fill the need through partnerships with private developers, analysts with the ratings agency…

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