№35, (2007)
20.11.2007 - 00:00
Stopping the epidemic
In the last hundred years there have been three tuberculosis epidemics: in 1936 (after the Holodomor), 1947 (after the war), and 1995 (after perestroika). While in the first two cases the disease was...
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How do we treat “others”?
Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has created the position of Ambassador for Special Assignments to Counteract Racism, Xenophobia, and Discrimination. The ministry’s press secretary Andrii...
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English must be Ukraine’s second official language
On Nov. 3, The Day published an article entitled “The language of science,” in which the author, Prof. V. Stavniuk, refuted an unidentified parliamentarian’s claim that the Ukrainian language has no...
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James SHERR: The line between the government and opposition needs to be clear
British analyst James Sherr has always given precise assessments of the development of Ukraine’s political situation and he has hardly ever been mistaken in his forecast. As it is known, EU countries...
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Contemporary dimensions of a quality education
What criteria should be used in determining the quality of education? What are the requirements of our times and how do they influence the tasks of education? These and other questions are raised in...
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Gas price should provide stimulus for saving money
During his meeting with Ukrainian journalists Polish Ambassador to Ukraine Jacek Kluczkowski spoke fluent Ukrainian and answered questions mostly about Ukrainian-Polish relations, which have reached...
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DEVOTION TO UKRAINE
For many decades the eminent Ukrainian Orientalist Ahatanhel Krymsky built bridges between civilizations and cultures, especially between the rich cultures of his native Ukraine and the Oriental...
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Coal’s price lies on an inaccessible depth
Ukraine seems to have entered an inexplicable or just fatal black period of manmade and natural disasters. Misfortunes are coming in like a flood. A gas explosion in Dnipropetrovsk. An environmental...
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America listening to ancient Ukraine
A soiree was recently held in Seattle, Washington, to commemorate the 135th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding Ukrainian kobzar Terentii Parkhomenko. Parkhomenko’s pupil, the kobza and lira...
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Environmental problems: lots of information but no truth
If I had known where I would fall, I would have put some straw underneath. This Ukrainian saying describes the reaction of the public to the disaster in the Strait of Kerch. Over the past 10 to 12...
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Hazardous school
Physicians believe that most children’s diseases are caused by the wrong kind of diet. Even while trusting nursery personnel and schoolteachers, parents have no way to check what their children have...
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The Kyiv travels of Joseph Conrad
A number of cultural events are taking place in Kyiv to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Conrad, the famous Polish-British writer with Ukrainian roots. The exhibit “Between...
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Getting acquainted with our own history
Alisa Vlasenko, a student of the 31st group at the Bila Tserkva State Lyceum, recently sent an e-mail to our newspaper. In her letter she informed us that a scholarly conference devoted to James Mace...
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A story about Lemko resettlers
Talking to people who have nothing to do with the Lemko ethnic group, you discover that they either know nothing about them or have a vague idea. Meanwhile, the life of this westernmost branch of the...
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This week in history
Nov. 20 1917: The Ukrainian National Republic (UNR) is proclaimed. 1994: The Ukrainian-US Partnership, Friendship and Cooperation Charter is signed during Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma’s visit to...