Stories from around the Web today that inform, inspire and incense us here at TakePart:
Human Rights: Saudi Court Backs Away From Deliberate Paralysis Punishment [Salem News]
Sexual Harassment: The New Workplace Sexual Harassment: Semen in a Bottle [Jezebel]
Food Safety: Put Down the Beer and Bananas: They’re Radioactive [Houston Press]
Green Living: The Greenest Bike Ever Made? [The Guardian]
Higher Education: Taking On U.S. News With a Different Kind of College Ranking [Washington Monthly]
Nuclear Proliferation: Israeli PM Takes Vacation, Snubs UN Atomic Inspector [AFP via Google News]
Education Reform: D.C., 9 Other States Win Latest Round of Federal "Race To The Top" Funds [NPR News]
Teacher Quality: Why It's Okay to Be Bored in School [Ukiah Coach Brown]
Voting Rights: Meet the Four People Vying to Be D.C.'s Volunteer "Shadow" Congressman [Boston Globe]
Pakistan Flooding: UN Says 800,000 Completely Cut Off by Floods, Only Reachable by Air [Yahoo! News]
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