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...selection of online courses offered for the spring semester includes “Investigatory Journalism,” “Theories of Citizenship,” and “Internet and Society: Technologies and the Politics of Control...
...eligible to vote? All Iraqi citizens over the age of 18, as well as those who have the right to Iraqi citizenship (for example, exiled families). The total number of voters inside Iraq is estimated at around 14 million, and the election plan calls for around 9,000 polling centers around the country to facilitate voting - although security conditions necessitate their location being kept secret until the last minute, and may prevent some being opened at all. A further one million Iraqis outside the country will be allowed to vote. Absentee voting will take place in 14 countries besides Iraq...
...Many Arabs and Muslims have made America their home, contributing to its economy and culture and appreciating the rights guaranteed by citizenship and residency in our great country. Arabs and Muslims serve in the United States armed forces and intelligence agencies, attempting to fight the very terrorists that they are suspected of being. Arab Americans have also risen to the highest echelons of power in this country, counting among them former Sen. George Mitchell D-Maine, Sen. John Sununu Jr., R-N.H., former Kerry Campaign Chairperson and Governor of New Hampshire Jeanne Shaheen and numerous members of Congress. Fox?...
BILL COSBY, in controversial remarks about African-American men, at the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition & Citizenship Education Fund's annual conference...
Despite the Americans' penchant for freedalisms, the North Koreans were, after seven years, evidently pleased with their behavior and apparent indoctrination. In 1972, the four received North Korean citizenship ("Whether we wanted it or not," says Jenkins) and were ordered to start teaching English at a military school in Pyongyang, run by the party's Reconnaissance Bureau. Jenkins taught three 90-minute classes a day, 10 to 15 days a month. There were about 30 students in each class. "They wanted us to teach them American pronunciation," he says, a prospect that seems amusing considering many Americans would have trouble...