At its annual general meeting in Mumbai, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) also approved a women’s Indian Premier League, which is likely to begin in March next year, after the men’s event proved a massive hit.

‘The text was a copy of my biopsy results along with the paragraph “I want to see you next week to check your recovery and we will contact the haematologist to get you booked in to be seen and make a treatment plan”,’ Kadi told FEMAIL, who was at work at the time.

The low-budget indie film follows friends at a dinner party who start noticing bizarre occurrences after a comet passes. Even more unsettling because of its grounded setting, Coherence nails the brief of true indie gem. Coherence (2013)

Coherence doesn’t need an Avatar-size budget to craft a compelling story.

Artificial Intelligence (2001)

For a solid, well-made Steven Spielberg movie, check out Artificial Intelligence. Set in a futuristic society, A.I. Artificial Intelligence follows an android programmed with the ability to love. Intriguingly, the film was initially developed by Stanley Kubrick, before Spielberg took over. Check it out for the curio of the two directors’ touches.

‘Cutting portions of the School of Humanities as well as math and art programs would be detrimental to the diversity of our student body,’ student president Ashly Trejo Mejia wrote in a letter to the school’s president.

From the wife who discovered she married her cousin to the daughter who realized her late father had been swapped at birth, here Dailymail.com rounds up the most jaw-dropping family surprises to come from tracing your roots.

The Terminator (1984)

Not much needs to be said about the first in the Terminator franchise. Apparently born of a fever dream, James Cameron’s story gives us a cyborg assassin sent from the future to kill Sarah Connor, whose unborn son is destined to save mankind from the robot apocalypse.

United Arab Emirates hosted this year’s Asia Cup which was shifted out of Sri Lanka because of political unrest in the island nation. (Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty in New Delhi; editing by Peter Rutherford and Christian Radnedge)

But there may be a darker reason for the growing interest: a harrowing documentary recently laid bare the damaging health consequences of incestuous families through the eyes of the deformed, inbred Whittaker family in West Virginia.

The gang on the USS Enterprise travels to the forbidden zone in space to rescue an endangered species. While a little dated — a gratuitous underwear scene and a change in ethnicity for Khan — Into Darkness is a rollicking trip. Star Trek Into Darkness (2013)

The second Star Trek movie in the rebooted franchise beams up a terrific adventure with a memorable villain in Benedict Cumberbatch’s Khan.

The strategy appears to be, wreck first and find out what to build later.’ ‘We have not heard any definite plan for how to grow,’ Kovach said.
‘We have not seen evidence these changes will lead to cost savings that could just as well be achieved without closing programs.

While these specific changes are not financially driven, they will provide the University the opportunity to redeploy resources to better serve students and areas of growth. We believe investing in programs that appeal to students and prepare them for highly sought-after professions is not only our mission but our responsibility,’ the school added.  

Students are still required to study the subjects as part of the school’s core program but can no longer take them as majors. Marymount’s trustees made the final call on February 24 when they voted unanimously to axe bachelor’s degrees in theology and religious studies, philosophy, mathematics, art, robotics activities for elementary students history, sociology, English, economics and secondary education.

Students are still required to study the subjects as part of the school’s core program but can no longer take them as majors  Marymount’s trustees made the final call on February 24 when they voted unanimously to axe bachelor’s degrees in theology and religious studies, philosophy, mathematics, art, history, sociology, English, economics and secondary education.

An easily digestible flick that you can watch while looking at your phone. The Tomorrow War (2021)

It’s hard to leave The Tomorrow War off this list, because it’s Prime Video’s big sci-fi actioner starring Chris Pratt. It follows a schoolteacher who’s drafted into a war with aliens — in the future.

According to a report, 93 percent of the 91 Marymount students majoring in history, math, philosophy, art, English, sociology, and religious studies, would have gone to other schools had they known the cuts were coming.

Although Smit accepts concerns that shares in many technology companies are overpriced, he believes his approach means the fund steers clear of those businesses where share prices have got ahead of themselves.