№30, (2002)
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Opposition Forms New Plans
Last Tuesday, the opposition announced the date for its next political protests. According to the leaders of the Socialist Party, the Communist Party, and the Yuliya Tymoshenko Bloc, they will take...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Oleksandr Mylovzorov’s Reflections
One can be born with an artist’s talent, but then find oneself in any walk of life. One can take up any profession, but that talent will make one constantly perceive the surrounding realities...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Castle Put under Siege By Florists
An amazing event occurred recently at the Olessky castle historical monument: for a few days its stonewalls and rooms were put under siege by flowers. A vast number of flowers, along with the kinds...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Phallocycle Before Curtain Call
The program of the Kyiv Music Fest Thirteenth International Festival proved to be highly diverse. It featured premiers and new names, and thus proved the existence of a rich and varied school of...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Where Is the “Underground Passage Tale” Leading to?
Trying to figure out the plot and the original sources of the numerous legends about underground passages, we must not only dig into the bulk of rock, where we will come across the forgotten vestiges...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Lviv Marvels at Turin Shroud
Thousands of Lvivites experienced a spiritual upsurge last week as the Shroud of Turin arrived and was put on display. Or rather, its copy was, but experts insist it is the best of all seven made at...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Shadows of Unforgotten Ancestors
Despite the multitude of Chinese merchandise and snack bars in Ukraine, China remains terra incognita for many Ukrainian citizens. In the early 1990s, intensive “shuttle” business contacts with the...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
A library with a stock of 50,000 burned down in Hryhory Skovoroda’s native land
It happened several months ago. No one heard anything about it. I didn’t, either, because twenty years separated me from the place where I, as a small girl, would get lost in the thick underbrush of...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Walking Kyiv Streets with Larysa Skoryk
The reason The Day met with Larysa Skoryk, deputy chairman of the Society for the Preservation of Monuments and Cultural Sites, was St. Sophia Square, rather the fact that it had once again been “...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Ukrainian health care strives to draw experience
The weekend before last the Chirldbirth Without Fear seminar took place in the Crimean village of Partenit in the framework of the Freedom of Choice project. This is part of a joint program of the...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
They are Visited Only by Black Storks
Once the forest between the villages of Datyn and Zamshany was like home for all those young Ukrainian insurgents. Quite a few of them would find their last repose there... At a forest cemetery one...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
or Why Ukrainian women’s lives take such different courses in America
MARIGOLDS GROW ON ROCK, TOO
When she was a small girl, Tetiana read the book Marigolds Grow on Rock, Too and, of course, could not have known that decades later, having been married, divorced,...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Crisis Diplomacy
“So far it looks as though the opposition, figuratively speaking, were calling on the West for boycotting Ukraine and its president; the opposition press is packed with malicious gossip about Ukraine...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
believes Bruce JACKSON
“Does this mean the United States does not take the allegations against Ukraine seriously?”
“These are matters between governments. The US Committee on NATO does not represent the American...
08.10.2002 - 00:00
Between Baghdad and Prague
If Ukraine fails to refute the United States’ allegations regarding its illegal cooperation with Iraq, it might cause a delay in this country’s Euro-Atlantic integration, president of the US...