 | QF achieves global health
and safety standards QATAR Foundation for
Education, Science and
Community Development
(QF) has achieved two international
accreditations for
meeting the highest international
standards set by
Bureau Veritas Certification
in occupational health...
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| | Cartoon illustrator gives tips
to Qatar Academy students |  RENOWNED cartoon illustrator
Chris White from
England visited Qatar
Academy on Sunday to share
his work and talent with the
students.
He held workshops for
grade 4 and 5 students and
signed copies of his books for
them. He will continue the
workshops for the students
who could not hide their
excitement as White read
some of his poems to them.
During the workshop for
Grade 5, he showed the students
how to draw a picture
composed of different parts of
different animals. The drawing
consisted of ears of a rabbit,
elephant´s trunk, tail of a
gorilla, body of a turtle,
among other animal parts. He
also helped the students to
compose a poem about this
weird... |
| | NUQ hosts top team from US |  A HIGH level delegation from
Northwestern University
home campus concluded a
visit to Doha and held a series
of meetings with the management
of the local campus that
marked the appointment of a
new dean and the next phase
of the university´s operations.
Dr Daniel Linzer,
Northwestern´s provost and
chief academic officer, led the
delegation that included Chief
Financial Officer Eugene
Sunshine, two new vice-presidents
and other senior officials.
"We arranged this visit
to celebrate new leadership in
Doha and to acquaint NUQ
with new and continuing leadership
on our campus in the
United States," Linzer said.
The most prominent ... |
| | PAKISTAN GOVT CAUGHTNAPPING WHILE
FLOODS DEVASTATE THE NATION AGAIN: EXPATS |
 PAKISTAN has been struck
by devastating floods for a
second year in a row, and
the government was caught
napping, again. The
floods have displaced millions of
people, destroyed thousands of homes
and hundreds of acres of agricultural
lands. Even the already
displaced victims of last year´s floods
were not spared. Qatar Tribune´s
reporter LN Mallick spoke
to some Pakistani expatriates to
ascertain their views on the natural
calamity and steps the government
must take to avoid such a disaster
in the future. Excerpts:
MOST VICTIMS WERE STILL RECOVERING
FROM LAST YEAR´S FLOODS
Rahat Mansoor, President of
Pakistan Women Association
The Pakistani... |
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