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(Archived document, may contain errors)   247 February 14, 1983 AMERICANS AT THE U.N AN ENDANGERED SPECIES INTRODUCTION A painful but valid maxim of governance is that those who enforce policy end up shaping policy. And me United Nations is no different than anywhere else. There, policy is enforced by the personnel of the Secretariat and other bureaucracies. And as with other aspects of the U.N. world, the United States is not fairly represented. Americans at the U.N., in fact, may be becoming ...

A new certificate program at UMKC will prepare students for careers in arts administration thanks to the Theater League.

Established in 1993, The Lyceum Society is comprised of the Academy’s retired and semi-retired Members.

The Lyceum Society comprises the Academys retired and semi-retired Members. Talks cover various scientific fields and are open to anyone to attend.

CLEVELAND, Oh. (April 2022) — McGlinchey is pleased to announce that Aaron Kouhoupt has rejoined the firm as a Member (Partner) in the national

Four Children creator Mark Edelman says the stories from children who lived through genocides must be remembered because it can happen again.

The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts today announces that its presentation of the dramatic reading “Four Children,” opening Friday, March 25 through Saturday, March 26, will raise funds for Ukrainian refugees with all ticket purchase proceeds benefitting the Town of Palm Beach United Way's United for Ukraine fund.

The World Premiere production of “Four Children” has been brought to life by the Kansas City Actors Theatre on the City Stage inside Union Station as a minimalist, sadly shocking view of war against children and on a number of levels. It is not to be missed during its several week run. The playwright has taken snippets from the diaries of four childhood victims of successful or attempted genocides. Their testimony is woven together paragraph by paragraph into a seamless, searing whole despi...

Iowa Community Capital expands microlending reach to Black community $500,000 grant from Wells Fargo will boost program’s capacity Friday, January 15, 2021 6:00 AM Before the pandemic, business was “going really well” for Margaret Ajawin’s north Des Moines grocery and specialty shop, African Express.  The South Sudanese immigrant started the small shop in 2015 to provide a selection of native grocery items tailored to the immigrant communities from African countries. U...

One of the last large tracts of undeveloped land in Ahwatukee – and the only remaining parcel of State Trust Land here – is headed for the auction block as early as spring. The State Land Department is anticipating auctioning 373 acres of State Trust Land along the south side of Chandler Boulevard between 19th and 27th avenues and extending south to the South Mountain Freeway. Home builders already are priming for the auction, which likely will begin within 10 to 12 weeks with a sale ...