Why U N takes a beating and the world view divide
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate column argues the United Nations reflects a clash between global human interests and sovereign state aims. It urges Americans to push for a foreign policy oriented to human welfare, with an informed public as a constitutional check on government.
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Relevance has merit Culture mills flank assignment
A veteran observer argues classrooms shape culture and questions the overlong stretch out approach. He urges three solid survey courses in arts institutions and future taught by top faculty, warning that many graduates lack basic cultural literacy and civic awareness. He stresses the need to connect education with future challenges and technologies.
Death talk and road signs in cross language drift
Theodore M. Bernstein surveys thanatology and British road sign lingo in a witty look at how death study terms and travel vocabulary travel between dialects. He traces words like lay by circular roundabout clear way and dead slow while tracing kibosh origins and the mystery of slang etymologies.
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Heritage Is For Sharing Celebrating a Successful Year
A heritage firm highlights its expertise and personalized attention as proof of a strong year. The message emphasizes client focus, steady growth, and shared success with the community.
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