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The Sky in Our Week: How Planets Gave Us Our Day Names

Have you ever wondered why we call the days of the week Sunday, Monday, or Friday? The answer lies in the stars! Our weekdays are named after celestial bodies - the Sun, Moon, and five planets visible to the naked eye. This fascinating connection between our calendar and the cosmos reveals a rich tapestry of ancient astronomy, mythology, and cultural beliefs that have shaped human civilization for millennia.
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Are Education Expenses Tax Deductible?

Education is a significant investment in the future, often accompanied by substantial costs that can strain the finances of families and individuals. Many wonder if they can offset some of these expenses through tax deductions and other financial benefits.

Evolving Education in the After Covid-Stage world

The aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic has stirred a seismic shift across the educational landscape, compelling us to recalibrate our systems, strategies, and mindsets. As we transition from the DC-Stage (During COVID-19) to the AC-Stage (After COVID-19) of Education, the imperative to forge a path defined by innovation, excellence, and equity becomes paramount.

History of April Fool’s Day: From Calendar Confusion to Comic Capers

April Fool's Day, celebrated worldwide on the first day of April, has long been associated with pranks, hoaxes, and jovial tomfoolery. But behind the laughter lies a fascinating history, intertwined with calendar confusion, cultural shifts, and a dash of medieval merriment. Join us on a journey through time as we delve into the origins of April Fool's Day, exploring its historical roots and unraveling the mysteries behind this beloved day of jest and jesters.