Word: jaroslav
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...embraced feminism. Those inspired by the upcoming season to reflect on the Heavenly Mother's ups and downs (as well as those who remembered to celebrate the recent Feast of the Immaculate Conception) will lose themselves in two current books: Cunneen's In Search of Mary (Ballantine; $14) and Jaroslav Pelikan's Mary Through the Centuries (Yale University Press; $25). No one reading either of them will be tempted to count Miraculous Medals out permanently...
Organ Recitals at Harvard. Jaroslav Tuma of thePrague Conservatory. Memorial Church, 7:30 p.m. $4for students...
...such comments would have been considered a betrayal of socialist ideals and Isayev would have been sacked. Today, with glasnost gusting through the Soviet Union and communism lying in tatters throughout Eastern Europe, teachers and pupils in these countries are experiencing a new burst of intellectual freedom. Exults Jaroslav Bek, an English teacher at Prague's Belojannisova Street School: "At last we can tell the truth to the children...
...Czech republic, parliament accepted the resignations of 11 ministers in the regional government and sacked Communist deputy premier Jaroslav Tlapak, the state-run news agency CTK reported...
Many Eastern exports are now high-profile performers, including Czechoslovakia's Smetana Quartet, a string ensemble that earns $5,000 a performance in Western cities. Czechoslovak Hockey Player Jaroslav Pouzar, 36, helped Canada's Edmonton Oilers win three Stanley Cup championships. Though most East bloc talents are more modestly gifted, Western clients are usually delighted with them. Says a Viennese cabaret manager who hires Polish dancers: "They are better trained than Westerners, work longer and cost less." A four-man Prague dance band called Bob's Combo belts out tunes in English, German and even Japanese aboard the Royal Caribbean...