A U.S.-born Buddhist lama celebrated his 18th birthday with an elaborate enthronement ceremony. Hundreds attended the event at the Tibetan American Foundation of Minnesota. It's the last big party for ...

Jalue Dorje knew it would be the last big party before he joins a monastery in the Himalayan foothills -- thousands of miles from his home in the Minneapolis suburb of Columbia Heights, where he grew ...

The young Buddhist lama sat on a throne near an altar decorated with flowers, fruits and golden statues of the Buddha, ...

A student from Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for the Gifted achieved a perfect SAT score of 1600 following months of ...

Questions in the SSC GD English section are designed to assess candidates’ ability to understand basic English and their basic comprehension. This section comprises 20 questions for 40 marks.

This collection brings together articles from BDJ In Practice offering advice and information for practitioners providing NHS dentistry in the UK. Content is regularly updated to provide a ...

“This is called court-stacking," he said, adding that several African, Latin American, and Asian countries in the past had increased the number of judges in the superior judiciary in line with the ...

West Central Area pulled out a 3-2 win on Tuesday to win a subsection title and advance to the Section 6A title game The West Central Area Knights celebrate after winning the 6A-South sub-section ...

The road to the Section 1 championships begins Friday Nov. 1 as Classes AA, A and B get underway. Section 1 football:The postseason is upon us. Here are the seeds in Class AA, A and B. Below are ...

No additional calculations or guesses. No coin flips to determine which team is in or not. The Section V Football Tournament tables are set. First round games in all six classifications take place ...

A total of 24 teams in Section 1 are officially in playoff mode. Brackets for Class AA, Class A and Class B were released Saturday night and the first round begins next weekend. Game times are ...

More than at any time in the year — especially since COVID upended many college admissions precedents — I get a litany of questions from parents about the SAT and ACT and college admissions.