Time for schools to learn lesson (The Telegraph)
Apropos the report Anger management enters classrooms , January 28, the management of negative emotions begins in empathy. But how many schools remember to be humane while disciplining the students?
Source: www.telegraphindia.com

Uganda: Museveni's Anger is Unjustified (AllAfrica.com)
President Museveni's threatening rebuttal to Olive Kamya's assertions of tribalism, cronyism, corruption, dictatorship was disturbing. For Beti's frankness and patriotism, the state has swiftly arraigned her, with four charges. Since it is already a court matter, I beg not to comment any further.
Source: allafrica.com

MPs unite in anger over Land Bank bungles (Independent Online)
Members of parliament from the ANC and the opposition were united in anger yesterday when representatives of the troubled Land Bank presented its "turnaround strategy", with one MP suggesting that the bank showed all the signs of being on the brink of closure.
Source: www.iol.co.za

Anger mounts after nationalisation (FT.com via Yahoo! News)
Shareholders in Northern Rock were spitting blood on Monday even as they consulted lawyers about their options following the government's nationalisation of the stricken bank.
Source: news.yahoo.com

Northern Rock investor fury at prospect of minimal payout (Times of Malta)
Big and small investors in Northern Rock Plc reacted with anger to the prospect their shares could be worthless after Sunday's decision by Britain's government to nationalise the ailing British bank.
Source: www.timesofmalta.com

Former NFL Player Back In Legal Trouble (The Tampa Tribune)
LAND O' LAKES - Onetime NFL linebacker Darren Hambrick is in legal hot water again just weeks after pleading guilty to misdemeanor battery charges in a deal that included anger management classes.
Source: www2.tbo.com

'Anger control' key to recovery (BBC News)
Learning to control your anger may may also speed up the healing process after surgery, a study suggests.
Source: news.bbc.co.uk

US military imposes curbs in Japan (AP via Yahoo! News)
The U.S. military moved sharply Wednesday to quell Japanese anger over rape allegations against a Marine restricting 45,000 troops, civilian employees and their families to bases, workplaces or off-base homes.
Source: news.yahoo.com