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August 21, 1968; Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovak Reformer Alexander Dubcek & the Czech Communist Party declared "democratic socialism" in August 1968; but Warsaw Pact nations & Moscow hard liners were not listening. soviet invasion • prague spring • action program • alexander dubcek • warsaw pact
What is Equal Opportunity? Equal opportunity reaps employers a number of benefits. It also boosts the morale of the employees, making them more productive. diversity in the workplace • equal employment opportunity • discrimination and harassment • more productivity • higher moral
Poverty Rates in Kansas The poorest Americans living in major cities of Kansas do not get the same chances to succeed when they are packed into areas with low-quality education and health care. poverty in kansas • kansas poverty • poverty • kansas • poverty in america
Poverty Rates in Wisconsin Milwaukee the city and Milwaukee County both experience poverty rates severely above the Wisconsin state average, and they are not the only places. poverty in wisconsin • wisconsin poverty • poverty • wisconsin • poverty in america
Community Food Security a community response to a global issue. community food security • local food • localization • small slow solutions • permaculture
A Common Sense Solution A common sense and simple solution is offered on the topic of affirmative action, with a link provided to Bill O'Reilly's column in "AOL News." affirmative action • common sense • racism • elected officials • united
Community Food Security “Study how a society uses its land and you can come to pretty reliable conclusions as to what its future will be” (p.94) food security • community • food charter • social economy • urban agriculture
The Pros and Cons of Affirmative Action: Neccessary for Equal Opportunity or Reverse Discrimination Pros and cons of Affirmative Action what is affirmative action • what is equal employment opportunity • is affirmative action reverse discrimination • is affirmative action good or bad • does affirmative action have quotas
Where have all the good shows gone? A look at the changes in the syndicated Action/Sci-Fi market. sci-fi • tv
Balanced Scorecard is for Performance Management Business-vision-oriented strategy formulation and balanced scorecard implementation can help a business ensure that its vision drives day-to-day operations. balanced scorecard • balance scorecard • balanced score card • balanced score card approach • balanced scorecard implementation
Employment Opportunities for Veterans Currently, job prospects in the US are slim. Resources to help active duty military personnel, veterans and their families find employment are below. federal government jobs for veterans • job opportunities for veterans and active duty mil • veterans employment and training service • veteran employment placement agencies • jobs for military veterans
People First Language- But Which People Come First? This article is about People First Language(PFL), another brand of political correctness designed to empower the disabled community, and the consequences of PFL. political correctness • disabled people • feminists • people first language • blind people
The American What has become of the First Amendment in a time of trouble and turmoil? Does it still exist? Has anyone really noticed? You decide. first amendment • free speech • bill of rights
Toonami Says Farewell to Cartoon Network For the last eleven years, Toonami has brought action cartoons and anime to Cartoon Network and its viewers. It unexpectedly said goodbye on September 20, 2008. toonami • cartoon network • cartoon network anime • toonami tom • toonami goodbye
Two Teams Riding High, Someone Going to Fall Insight, and some predictions for this weeks MLS action. Also news about a new television program on ESPN. rapids • burn • crew • united • galaxy
Get Sleep Without Sleeping Pills The older we get, the more difficult it is sometimes to fall asleep naturallt and stay asleep. Here are some sleep tips, tricks and natural remedies. Check with your doc. natural sleep • insomnia • natural sleeping pills • seniors • lack of sleep
Letter From Birmingham Jail Martin Luther King, Jr. was a non-violent black civil rights leader. In the letter he justifies his activity by examples from history and literature, theology and philosophy. Chapter 14 contains a sentence more than 300 words long, yet it is clear and effective. birmingham • jail • martin luther king • jr. • southern christian leadership
Public Personnel Administration How well does public personnel management work in the United States and how can it improve organizational performance. public personnel administration • public administration • employee retention • grievance programs • personnel management
Richie Rich on the Net? Spunky Productions, today announced an agreement with Harvey Entertainment to produce and distribute the first Richie Rich web cartoons based on the Harvey Classic Character. spunky • productions • harvey • entertainment • richie rich
The Vaquita, an Endangered Species Despite the fact that the vaquita is literally on the brink of extinction, global media coverage and conservation efforts seem slight. Has the species been discounted? vaquita endangered species • vaquita • endangered porpoise • harbor porpoise endangered • common porpoise endangered
Workplace Discrimination: More Common than You Think Even with Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws and Affirmative Action programs to guide them, workplace discrimination exists. Occasionally, it is deliberate; these are generally the cases which make the evening news. More often, it is the unintended result of practices which don't seem the least bit discriminatory on the outside. discrimination • equal employment opportunity • affirmative action • employment • workplace
The State of Things, Part II
Things are finally improving on the television front for animation. But not by much. television • acadeny awards • disney • movies • sex
Upcoming Conferences of Note Upcoming conferences and events of interest to librarians and information professionals. librarianship • professional conferences • professionals associations
Discharge Student Loan Debt Students who finish school and find themselves unemployed or underemployed may have trouble repaying their student loans. Here are some options. student loan debt • federal student loan • consolidate student loan • filing bankruptcy • identity theft
Bayard Rustin - Civil Rights Leader A brief biography of American civil rights leader Bayard Rustin, a member of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). Written by Buzz Haughton. bayard rustin • civil rights • segregation • integration • draft |
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