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In the last two decades or so, the city of Manchester has become a hotspot city in the UK. Nicknamed “The Northern Powerhouse”, the multicultural, diverse city has been compared to the lifestyle in London, bustling with fun activities- that suit all people, from all walks of life. Perhaps the biggest difference between the Big… Continue reading A Guide for Students in Manchester

Encompassing the ancient history of 130 years, the majestic is spread across a colossal 5200 sq metre land. The contemporary 4214 square metre building is standing tall waiting for a new owner to come and carry on its legacy. Being one of the symbolising monuments in Romania, the new owner gets a golden opportunity to revamp… Continue reading Slanic-Moldova Royal Casino, Romania: An Enchanting Beauty Is Now For Sale

England can truly be said to be the home of horse racing, as almost every historic racing meet that is still in business today just so happens to be located somewhere within the country. You can find ancient racecourses all around the world, that is indisputable, but as for ancient race meets? The UK has… Continue reading The Oldest Horse Racing Meets Still Active Today

What is the American dream? Have you ever thought deeply about this question? If you ask most of the people around you, they’ll tell you that it’s an American success story or some form of upward mobility. They might try to describe a symbolic house that showcases economic stability and security. According to the Oxford… Continue reading A Brief Description of the American Dream

If you are currently studying or planning to study in the UK, there are many things you have yet to learn about its history. The United Kingdom has given us great people and inventions that we cannot imagine our lives without. Here are 10 things you should know about UK history. London has not always… Continue reading 10 Things Every Student Should Know About UK History

Champion racehorses share some characteristics. The first is a large heart, both metaphorically and literally. The average Horse’s heart weighs about ten pounds. A thoroughbred racehorse’s heart muscle weighs twice as much to accommodate pumping adequate blood and oxygen to the Horse’s muscles. A long stride and the ability to coordinate breathing with a racing… Continue reading 10 Of The Best Racehorses In U.S. History

Can you go on and on talking about the underlying causes and major players of World War I? Or, maybe, you can’t help spending your evenings reading history books or watching documentaries? If you fit that bill, there’s no denying it: this is your passion. But it doesn’t have to remain just that – there… Continue reading 7 Unis in Britain to Consider if You’re Fascinated with History

Horseshoes, lucky rabbit’s foot, and the four-leaf clovers are all familiar to most of us. The number 8, lucky pennies, and cat’s eye amulets are also considered to bring good fortune. When relying on luck, some people have more unorthodox beliefs. Check out these unusual good-luck charms used throughout history. Fascinus What better way to… Continue reading The History of Good Luck Charms

Card games have brought entertainment to generations. And even though we now have more modern forms of entertainment, they are still an essential item to pack on long flights, camping trips, and games nights. But how have playing cards evolved, and more importantly, how did they come about? We take a look at the evolution… Continue reading Playing Cards and Their Evolution in the UK

    The Active Teaching Method Active learning and creative methods are widely known as the most useful for 21st-century skills development or as required courses of action needed to overcome the challenges of the unpredictable future. The best-known and most-used new teaching methodologies are project-oriented learning, research-based studying, flipped classroom, and design thinking. Decades… Continue reading Innovative approaches and methodology in the educational process