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Francesco Clemente Brings Brazil to Yale
Francesco Clemente, "Clemente > Brazil > Yale" Through June 2, Yale School of Art, 32 Edgewood Gallery, New Haven, (203) 423-2600, art.yale.edu/32EdgewoodAveGallery, closed Tuesdays. Francesco Clemente is, says Robert Storr, "a bit of a nomad,"...
Tags: Brazil, Arts, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Edgewood, Italy
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Thatcher and the Falklands
Regarding the recent article, "Argentine leader not on list for Thatcher funeral" (April 12), it seems logical that to me Great Britain did not invite Cristina Fernandez, the president of Argentina to Margaret Thatcher's funeral. The news item, however,...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Margaret Thatcher, Buenos Aires (Argentina), United Kingdom, Argentina
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Mail Call - April 17
“I just can’t understand the Hagerstown City Council. They say they need more money to operate, but they just keep on spending the taxpayers’ money and then talk about raising taxes. This mayor and council is the worst that I can recall,...Tags: Firearms, Regional Authority, Elections, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Government
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Other Voices: Confederate flags and state paying group's membership fees
Confederate flags have no place in South Dakota South Dakota has become the focal point of a racial controversy that could become newsworthy on the national scene. The Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Hot Springs removed two Confederate flags last...Tags: South Dakota Legislature, Veterans Affairs, Justice System, Racism, Travel
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Local mayor suspended as Bangladesh disaster toll climbs to 430
Reuters* Mayor suspended for approving permit for building * Death toll reaches 430 * Worldwide outcry against working conditions By Ruma Paul DHAKA, May 2 (Reuters) - The mayor of the Bangladesh municipality where a factory building collapsed killing more...Tags: Government Ministers, Dhaka (Bangladesh), Health and Safety at Work, Local Government, Sheikh Hasina
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'Game of Thrones' recap: 'Kissed by Fire'
The Baltimore SunPoor Sansa Stark. First, she was pledged to marry the despicable, pathetic, cruel, spineless boy-king Joffrey. Now, the Lannisters are plotting to stick her with his even less-attractive uncle, Tyrion. Granted, to viewers of “Thrones,”...Tags: Game of Thrones (tv program), Marriage, Punishment, Family
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From the Right: Thatcher era over; let battle begin (again)
The death of Margaret Thatcher this past week marks the end of an era. It heralds the beginning of another. The Iron Lady may be no more but the core convictions for which she was most known must be brought to life again in Britain and across the world,...
Tags: Values, Science and Technology, Ethics, Margaret Thatcher, United Kingdom
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Historic black church rises from the ashes of the Civil War
Like most blacks in the pre-Civil War South, the African-Americans of this old colonial town had few choices when it came to worship. Enslaved or free, illiterate or learned, they crowded shoulder to shoulder in the rear balconies of the white...
Tags: Fort Monroe, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Hampton University, Christianity, Elizabeth City
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Historic black church rises from the Yorktown contraband camp
When the crowds came to Surrender Field in 1931 for the 150th anniversary of the American victory over the British at Yorktown, what they saw was an immense expanse of tents and an enormous grandstand. Lost in all the patriotic hoopla was the...
Tags: Williamsburg (Brooklyn, New York), NAACP, Williamsburg (Bronx, New York), Unrest, Conflicts and War, Hampton University
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America is exceptional, and that includes the way we treat immigrants
Dear Scholar, It was wholly a pleasure to get your thoughts about the current debate over illegal immigrants and how to approach the nettlesome challenge they represent to us -- and we to them. It was good of you to rehearse some classical history for...
Tags: Migration, Passover Seder, Awards and Prizes, Religion and Belief, Crime, Law and Justice
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Freedom planted under Hampton oak
Few of the thousands of fugitive slaves who lived in Hampton’s vast Civil War refugee camps were taken by surprise when — on Jan. 1, 1863 — they received word that President Lincoln had signed the Emancipation Proclamation. A hundred...
Tags: Fort Monroe, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia), Sociology, Separation of Church and State, The New York Times
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Mail Call - April 29
“Interesting story about the city and the utilities, the water and sewer. I cannot believe they let 402 people go without paying and then finally they levied down on them, and 218 paid up. That is irresponsible for anybody that can’t pay a...Tags: Justice and Rights, U.S. Senate, Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia), Crime, Law and Justice, Gun Control
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