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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...next year, it certainly will impact [how Icounsel students]," says Gordy C. Axtman, guidancecounselor at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School."To students from a low socio-economic background,now this school says we're actively recruitingyou, and providing resources...
Friday afternoon and Saturday conference guestsattended panels centering around the currenteconomic problems in Asia. Among the most popularwere "Comparisons and Lessons from FinancialCrises in Asia and Latin America" and "Internet inChina," according to Khare...
...little: "I was born in Puerto Rico/ Came here when I was a child..." Simon was preparing the mix for a song from The Capeman, his new musical that recounts a bloody tabloid crime from the 1950s, explores questions of guilt and redemption and introduces a rich dose of Latin rhythms and doo-wop music to Broadway. One riff from the electric keyboard caused him to make a face. "It's too synthy, too 'woo-woo.'" he said. "Have you got some nice strings?" Another muddy spot he wanted rerecorded: "The piano's too busy. You lose the lyrics." Putting...
...believe that narrow, protectionist interests regularly run roughshod over the interest of the public. The public, however, appears to believe otherwise. Polls show a large proportion of Americans are in fact quite sympathetic to protectionism. By 57 percent to 36 percent, for example, Americans oppose additional trade agreements with Latin American countries. And by 54 percent to 34 percent, Americans believe that world trade destroys more jobs in the U.S. than it creates...
AMICE From Latin amictus (wrapped around...