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The
New
School
(New
York
City)
This
college
is
a
legendary,
progressive
university
comprising
eight
schools
bound
by
a
common,
unusual
intent:
to
prepare
and
inspire
its
9,400
undergraduate
and
graduate
students
to
bring
actual,
positive
change
to
the
world.
From
its
Greenwich
Village,
New
York
City
campus,
The
New
School
launches
economists
and
actors,
fashion
designers
and
urban
planners,
dancers
and
anthropologists,
orchestra
conductors,
filmmakers,
political
scientists,
organizational
experts,
jazz
musicians,
scholars,
psychologists,
historians,
journalists,
and
above
all,
world
citizens-individuals
whose
ideas
and
innovations
forge
new
paths
of
progress
in
the
arts,
design,
humanities,
public
policy,
and
the
social
sciences.
In
addition
to
its
70
graduate
and
undergraduate
degree-granting
programs,
the
university
offers
certificate
programs
and
more
than
1,000
continuing
education
courses
to
13,000
adult
learners
every
year.
Visit
their
site.
IN
THIS
ISSUE
1.
Business:
Important
Announcement
Regarding
Zimbabwe
2.
Business:
Employment
Opportunities
in
Various
Countries
3.
Business:
Becoming
a
Successful
Trader
on
the
Stock
Market
4.
Business
&
Education:
Early
Advertising
of
the
West
of
the
USA,
1867-1918
5.
Business:
Irish
Economy
Collapses
6.
Business:
Is
this
"neo-colonialism"
in
Africa?
Or
simply
a
good
idea?
7.
Business:
New
Film
Studios
in
Cape
Town
8.
Business
&
Education:
Sundance
Film
Festival
in
Utah,
USA
9.
Education
&
Travel:
European
explorations
of
Africa
10.
Education:
Codex
Sinaiticus
11.
Education:
International
Space
Station
12.
Immigration:
Serious
Problems
for
Immigrants
to
Britain
13.
Immigration:
What
will
Happen
to
the
White
People
in
England?
14.
Travel
&
Immigration:
Power
of
Holding
More
than
One
Passport
15.
Travel
&
Tourism:
Visitors
to
UK
Very
Disappointed
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Important
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Zimbabwe
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Since
the
March
2008
election
in
Zimbabwe,
various
people
have
been
involved
in
trying
to
reach
some
sort
of
political
agreement
between
the
major
parties
-
whether
as
a
"government
of
national
unity"
as
proposed
by
former
South
African
President
Thabo
Mbeki
or
more
generally
a
shared
power
arrangement.
The
Delamere
Group
is
now
compelled,
in
view
of
the
seriously
deteriorating
conditions
in
Zimbabwe,
and
as
it
is
now
almost
impossible
to
conduct
any
business
dealings
with
this
country,
to
provide
our
support
to
suggestions
of
leading
group
of
academics,
lead
by
the
well
known
South
African
Dr
Denis
Worrall.
A
leading
report
was
released
in
January
2009
entitled
ZIMBABWE:
WHAT
NEEDS
TO
BE
DONE
and
we
invite
all
our
readers
to
examine
this
report
(16
pages
in
