eyeglasses News Archive

26-Feb-2009

 

  • Designer Focuses on Marketing Adjustable Eyeglasses at $1 a Pair (Scientific American)
    More than 153 million people around the world with poor or no eyesight either don't have access to or can't afford vision correction, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Ninety percent live in low- or middle-income countries, WHO reports, where optometrists are harder to come by and individually crafted lenses cost too much for many. [More]


  • Museum exhibit is a must--see (Aberdeen American News)
    Take a good look at this: The Dacotah Prairie Museum has a new exhibit exploring the history of eyeglasses....


  • German Stocks Gain, Led by Banks, Allianz; Deutsche Post Falls (Bloomberg)
    Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) -- German stocks rebounded from a four- year low as Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc?s plan to put assets into a government insurance program and UBS AG?s appointment of a new chief executive officer lifted financial companies in Europe.


  • A new accent in Chinatown (Boston Globe)
    The little boy answered the teacher's question in perfect Cantonese, which until recently would have earned him praise at the Kwong Kow Chinese School in Boston's Chinatown.


  • Save Bundles of Cash by Buying Eyeglasses Online [How To] (Lifehacker)
    Anybody who wears eyeglasses knows how much you pay for two tiny pieces of glass. Take our advice on shopping for glasses online to save yourself a whole lot of cash. Photo by Kessiye. Last year I...


  • FBLA chapter community service project (Elbert County News)
    The Elizabeth High School Future Business Leaders of America chapter recently collected used eyeglasses from residents in Elbert and Douglas counties as part of a donation project.


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