№32, (2002)
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Monument to a Hetman
On the occasion of the festival of the Protection of the Virgin, the village of Vyhiv near Korosten – birthplace of Hetman Ivan Vyhovsky – saw large festivities to mark the unveiling of a monument to...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
State property keeps being stolen
The State Property Fund (SPF) of Ukraine has got carried away fighting shadow privatization. So much so that they are no longer happy about their attainments. Afraid that state controlling interests...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Human Rights Are Union Rights
Are human rights related to trade union power? Do both march in tandem around the globe? For nearly two centuries the answer was almost always a resounding “Yes!” On every continent, the growth of...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Keeping business in the shadow is bad for business and good for bureaucrats
The State Commission for Securities and the Stock Market (SCSSM) announced that it will make Ukrainian joint stock companies’ financial reports public knowledge. “Such openness will benefit the...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Citadel of European Spirit and Ukrainian Enlightenment
The Kyiv-Mohyla Academy’s history starts in October 1615 when Halshka (Elisabeth) Hulevychivna, a Volyn-born noblewoman of Kyiv, signed thefundush certificate, reading, “I the undersigned donate all...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Mykhailo BRYK, “The Main Principle of Kyiv Mohyla University Is Absence of Any Privileges”
“What traditions do you think the present-day National University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy (NaUKMA) has inherited from the old Kyiv Mohyla Academy?”
“In my opinion, the most distinctive feature...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
The Fashion Of Homelessness: Simply Offer a Hand
Psychologists have got used to describing ‘street children’ as people with behavioral deviations, that is divergent from the norm, since they are always situated on the border between a law-abiding...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Healthcare to Be Brought Under Control
From now on civil servants and lawmakers will have to face up to a constructive opposition on the part of grassroots medical organizations, with transparency as their cardinal principle. Such is the...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Armed Men to Fend for Themselves?
A recent government decision seems to be just another attempt to make Ukraine’s law enforcement organs pay their own way. A Cabinet of Ministers’ decree, On Establishing a Procedure for Distributing...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
The story of an ‘accidental man’ in power
CHOICE ONE: EURASIAN (MUSCOVY)
“Glory to Hetman Khmelnytsky!” the Cossack brass cheered Bohdan Khmelnytsky when he announced that his son Yuri would take his mace. Without doubt, he realized that...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Kyiv Music Fest Holds the Fort
This 13th festival stood out not only because of the number of concerts, but also because of record audiences. The trend began with a press conference, held with standing room only for the first time...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Oleksiy Lisovets’ Creative Milestones
FESTIVAL GAMES
“Our theater made itself known at the White Tower five years ago when Vitaly Linetsky received the prize for the best male part in Dmytro Bohomazov’s A Little Wine or Seventy Turns...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Zaporozhian Sich Delegates Visit Solovki
A group of officials of the Nikopol’s District department of culture, along with local history experts, recently visited the Solovets Islands in the White Sea at the initiative of Volodymyr...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
Vasyl Halasa: “We Fought to Exercise our Right To Self-determination”
Mr. Halasa amazed me when we first met. Looking at him, I wondered how this man could be the same one who had spent so much time in bunkers and then in prison. Then I saw his eyes, the same as in...
22.10.2002 - 00:00
“UPA Rehabilitation doesn’t Mean OUN Rehabilitation”
The best evidence of the thesis that history is politics made to face the past can be found in the current public attitude (including a number expert opinions) with regard to the OUN and Ukrainian...