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...benevolently-over and over. Here he is astride a horse or brandishing a book; there he stands, extending a fatherly arm to the busloads of visitors that show up daily to see this collection of statuary, located next to the Generalissimo's mausoleum 40 km southwest of Taipei. Plaques inform inquisitive onlookers where each piece originated, but none of the candy-coated descriptions explain that this collection came into being because these statues are unwanted and have been dismantled from schools, colleges and municipal buildings across the island. The Chiang Kai-shek Statue Park, as it's known...
...years after the Boston Globe report, the Medical School required all faculty and trainees to inform it of potential conflicts—a policy still in place today...
...What will your book (Not on Our Watch, co-written with John Prendergast) do to inform the world of what is happening in Darfur? -Jimmy Apungu in Mombasa, Kenya Well, hopefully the whole point of writing the book was to show not only what led up to the events that are occurring today, but also what is happening today in Darfur. It also includes the reactions to Darfur, specifically what John and I and other have been involved with to address this crisis...
...education also opens avenues to a more fulfilling life, increasing occupational opportunities, providing a nationwide (and even worldwide) social and professional network, and broadening students’ experiences by exposing them to varying views and ideas. These intangible benefits are also invaluable assets for further economic and social success, informing and enriching graduates’ lives long after graduation. Nevertheless, while everyone should have the opportunity to attend college if he or she chooses to do so, it is unfortunate that a college education is increasingly viewed as the best and only path to a successful and fulfilling life. High...
...Rumsfeld neglected to inform the most important person of all: his Commander in Chief. Rumsfeld advised Bush in February of an "issue" involving mistreatment of prisoners in Iraq, says a senior White House aide. But he didn't warn anyone that CBS was about to document the abuse with shocking photos...