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...here for the same reason--a sense of community," said Sergio Castellon '00. "There should be more days like this through the year. But we should appreciate the ones we do get, because there...
...lying on a gurney to illustrate anti-Castro placards distributed at last week's World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle. "If the image of a child can be effective in campaigns like muscular dystrophy, then it can make people aware of Castro's victims," says Ninoska Perez-Castellon, spokeswoman of the Cuban-American National Foundation in Miami. "Elian's mother lost her life to give him a future." The foundation insists the boy should live with his relatives in Miami, where he was photographed with local politicians like Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen as he played with walkie-talkies and other...
Winners of the Foundation Awards were Hodge,Correa, Lin, Mohamad M. Al-Ississ '99, Dana B.Bennett '99, Sergio Castellon '00, Brian J. Daigle'99, Lee A. Dalope '99, Lizzeth Henao '99, BrianG. Howard '00, Edidiong N. Ikpe '99, La Tanya N.James '99, Chaundra C. King '99, Nancy G. Lin '99,Arif N. Nathoo '99, Jeloni M. Shabazz '00, CharisaA. Smith '00 and Anita K. Wong...
...CASTELLON DE LA PLANA, Spain: Basta, already. Matadors are threatening to shed their traje de luces, turn in their capes and leave the bulls alone if the Spanish government doesn't lighten regulations in the ring. The bullfighters are threatening a walkout over current regulations that say a breeder faces fines of up to $65,000 if examinations after the fight show that they have shaved their bull's horns. Shaved horns skew a bull's ability to estimate distances and makes them more vulnerable to the sword. But union leaders say such scrutiny is unwarranted and are urging that...
...CASTELLON DE LA PLANA, Spain: Basta, already. Matadors are threatening to shed their traje de luces, turn in their capes and leave the bulls alone if the Spanish government doesn't lighten regulations in the ring. The bullfighters are threatening a walkout over current regulations that say a breeder faces fines of up to $65,000 if examinations after the fight show that they have shaved their bull's horns. Shaved horns skew a bull's ability to estimate distances and makes them more vulnerable to the sword. But union leaders say such scrutiny is unwarranted and are urging that...