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Binghamton University recently hosted an inspiring event that brought together students, faculty, and poetry enthusiasts to celebrate linguistic diversity through
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Japan’s approach to English-language education has long been a subject of debate, with recent trends highlighting significant challenges in fostering
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Introduction Tilted Axis Press is revolutionizing the publishing industry by bringing contemporary Asian literature to English-speaking readers. Established in 2015
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A powerful open letter has recently stirred the literary world, calling for a reexamination of the Republic of Consciousness Prize’s
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A New Chapter for Utah’s English Learners Utah’s public schools have seen a significant rise in students learning English as
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The term “woke” has become a powerful word in English, symbolizing social awareness and activism. But can this concept be
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