Related content from HighBeam Research on: February 2008 Phenomena

Samsula Academy: Old School, New Tricks; Samsula Academy, Formerly Samsula School, Has Been a Successful Institution since Its Inception in 1912. but the School Community Had to Think on Its Feet in February 2008 When the Public School District Announced Its Intention to Close the Doors of the Small, Rural Campus (Multimedia & Internet@Schools)

Geosensor networks workshop report: the eurosdr and ISPRS workshop on geosensor networks was held in hannover, Germany, 20-22 February 2008. (GEO: connexion)

USA The Obama phenomenon (New African)

Arab-baiting a nation-wide phenomenon (Arab American News)

Deal appeal: should your business leap onto the daily deals bandwagon? Ruth Le Pla reports on the latest online shopping phenomenon: how and when businesses are utilising the sites as part of their marketing plan, and what outcomes they can expect.(Cover story) (NZ Business)

Looking Out For Debt Exchange Offers; Far from "out of the blue" developments, there are clues to look for when trying to identify, and profit from, the growing phenomenon. (Investment Dealers' Digest)

FDI into Africa the Iron Is Hot: It Took a Recession of Near-Depression Proportions to Bring to Light a Phenomenon Few on Either Side of the North-South Divide Previously Seemed Aware Of: Africa Is Now the Investment Destination of Choice. While Some Investors Are Still Blinded by Stereotypes and Preconceptions, the Savvy Are Moving in Numbers to a Continent Whose Real Potential Has Hardly Been Touched. Tom Nevin Reports (African Business)

The rumbling behind the scenes: author presents a masterful primer on the WikiLeaks phenomenon.(The Age of Wikileaks: From Collateral Murder to Cablegate (and Beyond))(Book review) (National Catholic Reporter)

The American Lawyer's February Issue: Partner Moves Hit Record Levels; "Accidental Laterals" Face Job Challenges; and after Gitmo, What's Next? (Real Estate Weekly News)

From the Archives: The Interpretation of Art Is Not Necessarily Best Left to the Experts. Russell Warren Howe Enjoyed a Notorious Reputation as a Freelance Hack, but His Interview with Matisse in the February 1949 Issue Yielded Intriguing Insights (Apollo)