Robert Scott

Brothers David and Hamish Kilgour and bassist Robert Scott (they share vocal duties) were one of the first Kiwi punk outfits and the progenitors of what became known as the Dunedin, or Flying Nun, sound. Read More

EVANSTON, Ill. , May 24, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Rotary International, as a spearheading partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, strongly supports the World Health Assembly considering a resolution that would declare polio eradication a global emergency for public health.  Rotarians know that while recent progress against this disease gives the world the best opportunity ever to succeed, the consequences of failure are unimaginable – a true global health emergency. Read More

Earlier this week the world's sane population was excited to learn that there might be some danger in the "emo haircut."Read More

Police in Brazil detained American tourist Robert Scott for several hours Wednesday night after he attempted to leave Rio de Janeiro without paying his hotel bill of more than $7,000. Read More

Police in Brazil say an American tourist was detained for several hours after trying to leave Rio de Janeiro without paying his hotel bill of more than $7,000, including $3,000 for "caipirinhas"– Brazil's national cocktail of sugarcane rum, lime, sugar and ice. Read More

Police in Brazil say an American tourist was detained for several hours after trying to leave Rio de Janeiro without paying his hotel bill of more than $7,000, including $3,000 for "caipirinhas"— Brazil's national cocktail of sugarcane rum, lime, sugar and ice. Read More

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Texas Education Commissioner Robert Scott announced Tuesday that he will resign in July, on the fifth anniversary of Republican Gov. Rick Perry appointing him to the post. Read More

In Texas, New York, Illinois and other states, protests by parents and educators are getting louder against school reform that insists on using standardized test scores as the basis for evaluating students, educators and schools. Read More