61. To The International Media To the International media. Terrorism, Globalization and the post 9/11 period Feb09 Diego Arria Most latin americans would say that the world hasn't really http://www.analitica.com/va/ttim/default.asp

Editorial Internacionales Global y Social Divertimento ... Horóscopo To the International Media The defense of democracy is the defense of liberty and human rights As academics from different Venezuelan universities and institutes of higher learning, who know and suffer personally the effects of this unfortunate juncture, we feel an obligation to respond, as a manifestation of our reasoned position before international public opinion. Venezuela’s Disarray Invites Washington to Play a Larger Role Mar 21 Washington’s professed unrest isn’t necessarily a cover to blast Chavez for his leftist and nationalistic ideologies, or defend the interests of the local elite. Oil has been the glue that has held Venezuela and the U.S. together in the past 50 years. For decades, U.S. administrations have tolerated various nationalistic measures taken by Venezuelan governments Foreign pOILicy Mar 10 I can imagine the uncomfortable choice posed to U.S. foreign policy experts at this time: Should we move in Iraq and secure the supply of oil from President Hugo Chavez, or should we pay more attention to the lessons learned from the past? Constitutional alternatives for solving Venezuelan's political crisis: Lapses, obstacles and long term consequences

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Subscriber Login MAGAZINE Current Issue Table of Contents Back Issues Web Watch ... Your Account February 3, 2003 Issue Viva Brazil! By Ignacio Ramonet (translated by Ed Emery) Le Monde Diplomatique Leif Utne Go there>> http://MondeDiplo.com/2003/01/01brazil Al Jazeera: For Western Eyes Only By Bob Garfield Early next year Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based TV network famous for its 24/7 Arabic-language war coverage in Afghanistan and messages from Osama bin Laden, will launch an all-English channel. In the coming months, it will also launch an English-language Web site designed to provide fair, in-depth news features that present the war in a more human light. Bob Garfield, host of the NPR radio show On the Media Erin Ferdinand Go there>> http://www.wnyc.org/onthemedia/transcripts_011703_western.html The Power of ‘Evil’ By Danny Schechter ZNet Newsweek Jessica Misslin Go there>> http://www.zmag.org/sustainers/content/2003-01/14schechter.cfm Browse Web Watch Archives Please Enable JavaScript Please Enable JavaScript Home Subscribe Advertise Contact Us ... Utne Links

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Home Presbyterians Today Presbyterians Today Wins National Awards Presbyterians Today wins two national awards Presbyterians Today was recognized for excellence in two national contests in 2002. The awards honor material published in the magazine in 2001: DeRose-Hinkhouse Awards (presented by the Religion Communicators Council) Award of Merit (second place) in the "National Magazine" category Associated Church Press Awards Award of Merit (second place) in the "Feature Article" category for "Miracle on Third Avenue" by John D. Filiatreau (April issue) Presbyterians Today wins six national awards Presbyterians Today received six awards in two national contests in 2001. The awards honor material published in the magazine in 2000: DeRose-Hinkhouse Awards (presented by the Religion Communicators Council) Award of Merit (second place) for "Beauty Isn't Always Pretty," an "UpFront" column by editor Eva Stimson (June issue)

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70. The Communication Initiative - Int2002 - Interview With Rossana Reguillo - July the media underline, emphasize and make available to us the perfect rhetoric, examplesand discourse with which create a deteriorated view of latin americans http://www.comminit.com/int2002/sld-7075.html

Click here to Custom Search Search by keyword This site CI Network CI + linked sites Linked sites only Home Page Glossary of Terms NEWS The Drum Beat CommforDev News PROGRAMMES Experiences Evaluations Planning Models ANALYSIS Commentary Interviews On-line Research Pulse Opinions ... Trends THINKING Social Change Strategic Thinking Change Theories DIALOGUE CI Forums Other Forums SUPPORT Events Calendar Materials Links Universities ... E-Magasines CLASSIFIEDS Vacancies Consultants THE CI About Us Comments FAQ What are you saying about The Communication Initiative? CI SITES The Communication Initiative FOCAL POINTS Children Girls Adolescents Child Protection ... Environment More to come... More to come... PAGE OPTIONS Print-friendly Version Email this page Review this Page Read Reviews Page 11/11 First Page Previous Page Next Page Last Page Interview with Rossana Reguillo Dr. Rossana Reguillo is Professor of Research in the Department of Sociocultural Studies at the Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Occidente, ITESO (Western Institute of Advanced Studies), Guadalajara, Mexico. She currently studies youth, urban cultures, communication and mass media, with special interest in the cultural relationship between communication and human rights. In the inaugural session of the conference, Dr. Rossana Reguillo focused on the Social Construction of Fear, analysing the cultural mechanisms of power and domination that are directed from North to South.

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Civil Rights Organizations Alliance for Justice The Alliance for Justice is a national association of environmental and civil rights organizations working to advance the cause of justice for all Americans, strengthen the public interest community's ability to influence public policy, and foster the next generation of advocates. Chinese for Affirmative Action Chinese for Affirmative Action works to promote the civil and political rights of Chinese and Asian-Americans. Citizens’ Commission on Civil Rights The Citizens’ Commission on Civil Rights monitors the federal government’s policies on civil rights and works towards the promise of equal opportunity. Feminist Majority Foundation www.feminist.org

72. Internment Of German Americans In The United States During World War II Site of Arthur Jacobs, Major, USAF (Ret), born an American citizen and interned during the WW II era Category Society History INS Deportation Camps...... of War «Click here for press releases, media reports, interviews surrounding injusticessuffered by European americans, Europeans latin americans, and European http://www.foitimes.com/internment/

Please support our sponsor German American Charities Tel.or Fax: World War II - The internment of German American civilians This is the homepage of Arthur D. Jacobs, Major, USAF Retired; Researcher: Internment in the United States during World War II, December 7, 1941 - July 1948 e-mail:adjacobs@foitimes.com Background German Americans are the largest ethnic group in the US. Approximately 60 million Americans claim German ancestry. German American loyalty to America's promise of freedom traces back to the Revolutionary War. Nevertheless, during World War II, the US government and many Americans viewed German Americans and others of "enemy ancestry" as potentially dangerous, particularly recent immigrants. The Japanese American WWII experience well known. Few, however, know of the European American WWII experience, particularly that of the German Americans. The government used many interrelated, constitutionally questionable methods to control those of enemy ancestry, including internment, individual and group exclusion from military zones, internee exchanges for Americans held in Germany, deportation, "alien enemy" registration requirements, travel restrictions and property confiscation. The human cost of these civil liberties violations was high. Families were disrupted, reputations destroyed, homes and belongings lost. Meanwhile, untold numbers of German Americans fought for freedom around the world, including their ancestral homelands.

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74. Media Beat: A Sweet Message For Americans -- "We Are Family" that had one of the oldest democracies in latin America. It also reinforces the notionthat americans are in a To float off on a comforting media cloud, all we http://www.fair.org/media-beat/011126.html

November 26, 2001 A Sweet Message for Americans "We Are Family" By Norman Solomon On the magazine cover, the big headline next to Oprah's shoulder is as warm and cuddly as the pair of cocker spaniels in her lap. "WE ARE FAMILY," it says. "Now more than ever: the power and pleasure of feeling connected." Inside this new issue of O "The Oprah Magazine" the editorial director's lead-off article offers a profound explanation. "Our vision of family has been expanded," writes Oprah Winfrey. "From the ashes of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and that field in Pennsylvania arose a new spirit of unity. We realize that we are all part of the family of America." It's an appealing concept, especially during these uncertain times. Ever since Sept. 11, countless media outlets have provided similar themes. The December issue of O deftly hits the now-familiar high notes. Three-quarters of the way through the thick, glossy, ad-filled magazine, "We Are Family" reappears in large type, under an American flag and over another message from Oprah. "America is a vast and complicated family," she declares, "but as the smoke clears and the dust settles a family nonetheless." Such sentiments are lovely. But what do they really mean? They're certainly not meant to be taken literally. Oprah isn't inviting you or me over to her place for the holidays, and we wouldn't even think of asking her to add us to her family's topnotch medical coverage.

75. Courses: Writing Seminars immigrations, have become hot topics in the American media in the last ten years.But few americans know much about the history of latin americans living in http://www.sas.upenn.edu/writing/courses/F2001.html

FALL 2001 Anthropology Art History Asian American Studies Classics ... Religious Studies Writing About Anthropology Writing About Coming of Age in America Donna Kirschner, Instructor in Anthropology How does one become an American? More than a fact of birth or citizenship, becoming an American is a process of forming a particular identity with respect to the wider world. This course explores how people of various cultural backgrounds become and live as "Americans." We will compare the diverse ways that people experience American-ness, focusing in particular on the experiences of adolescents and young adults as they struggle to forge their adult identities, or "come of age." This perspective will offer a lens onto wider issues of ethnicity, race, class, region, and other distinctions that are key to understanding American culture and society. Throughout, we will take up the question of national identity, questioning what, if anything, it means to be "American." To explore these questions, we will read ethnographies (anthropologists' descriptions of culture), autobiographies, fiction, and films of how people "come of age" in American culture and society. Students will also conduct original fieldwork, such as observations of human behavior on Penn's campus or in the Philadelphia area. Through the intensive writing component of this course, students will respond to the readings, fieldwork and their own coming-of-age experiences. Examination of our own personal histories will serve as a starting point for further critical analyses of issues involved in identity formation in general. Since we will emphasize writing as a process rather than a product, students will have many opportunities to receive feedback and revise their writing.

76. FACULTY BULLETIN BOARD SPRING 2003 EDIITION 5. Exploring television, film, print media, and advertising. This course focuseson the changing ways in which latin americans have defined themselves, their http://www.ups.edu/registrar/faculty_bulletinsp2003.htm

FACULTY BULLETIN BOARD SPRING 2003 EDITION ASIAN STUDIES ASIA 344A ASIA IN MOTION T Th 9:30 - 10:50 Barnett/Sugimoto Offered for the first time in Spring 2003, ASIA 344 is an interdisciplinary course that serves as an elective for all students and as an elective in either Track I or Track II for Asian Studies majors and minors. This course explores the interactions of Asian peoplesthe commodities, social practices, and ideas which they produceacross borders, both political and imagined. The course crosses disciplinary borders, as well, drawing upon divergent materials from the humanities and social sciences in an attempt to do justice to a contemporary context that could be called "Asia in motion." An underlying thesis holds that, since nineteenth-century colonialism, nations in the "West" and "Asia" participate in a global, dialectical movement in which notions of identity (national, cultural, ethnic, religious, territorial, linguistic) share moments of fluidity and fixity. BIOLOGY BIOL 121A - INTRO TO HUMAN BIOLOGY MWF 11:00 - 11:50 Pamela Marshall See Course Offerings for available lab times An alternative to BIOL 111, BIOL 121 emphasizes human biology and is designed to fulfill a Natural World core requirement. This course fills the biology requirement for Psychology majors and can serve as preparation for BIOL 221 Human Anatomy and Physiology. Topics covered will include cell communication, genetics, developmental disorders, organ systems, epidemiology, degenerative processes, and memory and learning. Content may vary depending on student interests and events in the news. Case studies will be presented to illustrate the concepts developed in these areas. Laboratory is required and may include (optional) animal dissection. Satisfies a Natural World Natural core requirement. Meets prerequisite requirement for BIOL 221. Does not meet a requirement in the Biology major.

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79. This Page Does Not Exist Anymore Museums and collections, exhibition centers art of Chicanos/latino americans and art from latin America. http://www.universes-in-universe.de/america/us_lat/e_mus.htm

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80. The Globalist | "The Mystery Of Capital" -- Left Out Of The Capitalism Game latin americans tried — and failed. A different kind of apartheid. latin americanslearned English and French by listening to the radio or records. http://www.theglobalist.com/DBWeb/StoryId.aspx?StoryId=2076

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