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Four of the most impressive noise-cancelling headphones for studying students
For students who need peace and near-complete silence to get their study on, here are a few of the best noise-cancelling headphone options currently on the market.
Instinct keeps Vondrousova one step ahead
PARIS (Reuters) - Backhands and forehands can be manufactured on the practice courts but no amount of coaching can arm a player with the natural instinct Czech teenager Marketa Vondrousova has used to reach the French Open final.
Equip yourself to handle special needs students, Teo tells teachers
All government school teachers should acquire knowledge on dealing with special needs children, said Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching.
Statue of Liberty climber sentenced to community service, probation
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A woman convicted of trespassing and disorderly conduct after she climbed the Statue of Liberty's stone pedestal on July 4 last year to protest U.S. immigration policy was sentenced to 200 hours of community service and five years' probation on Tuesday.
Bows are the runway-approved hair accessory you need this season
The Autumn/Winter 2019 season is all about schoolgirl hair accessories – namely, the bow, which have seen a major fashion revival on runways.
Chinese students have invented a device to turn book pages by blinking
Headband uses brain-sensing technology and sends digital signals to page-flipping gadget using Bluetooth Inventors say it could make it easier for people with disabilities to read books
Nadal's repeat bid in New York derailed by injury
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal tried to put a brave face on it but the defending U.S. Open champion could not hide his frustration after yet another physical setback denied him the chance to add to his haul of Grand Slam titles.
Hong Kong man admits rape and theft, ditching earlier insistence that he had not had sex in a decade
Imran-younas Shahid admits attacking 28-year-old and stealing her iPhone
Berlin fair a dreamland for wannabe sandmen of 'sleep tech'
As people in developed nations increasingly obsess over the quality of their 40 winks, technology companies are cashing in with gadgets to stop wearers snoring or collect data on their sleep cycles.
Unified Korea trounce Taiwan to reach hoops final
A JOINT Korean women’s basketball team slammed Taiwan 89-66 to reach the Asian Games final, helped by Las Vegas razzmatazz and some good, old, northern grit.