81. Armenia Society And Culture - Karabakh Armenian society and culture issues and information. News about current eventsand the relations with Armenians around the world. http://www.karabakh.biz/dir/armenia-society-culture

Armenian society and culture issues and information. Home Help Karabakh Internet Guide Online Language Center Dictionaries, translators, language tools and more. Play Games Online Hundreds of great games - Play and meet people! Main Directory News Help September 20, 2005 Karabakh Search All The Web Advanced Home Directory Society and Culture Armenia Society and Culture Tell a Friend Add to Category Suggest a Site Hot Sites New Sites Most Visited Sites Featured Sites Armenian Dictionary Karabakh Telecom Domain Names World Languages ... more... Tell a Friend Set as your Home Search on your Site Contact Us Category Matches (1 - 12 of 12) Archaeology (Science and Environment) Culture History Holidays Human Rights and Liberties ... Politics (Government) Relationships Religion Social Organizations Women Site Matches (1 - 10 of 10) Sort : Smart Rank - Alphabetical New Armenia Diaspora News about current events and the relations with Armenians around the world. Includes also a large database of web resources. Domain: www.armeniadiaspora.com Abovyan City, Armenia Cultural and business portal of Abovyan City. News, events, photo gallery, forum and more. Domain: www.abovyan.com

82. Culture And Events Culture and events. Page contents Latin American Societies at LSE The LSESULatin American society aims to bring together all LSE students with an http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/government/research/latinAmericanResearch/cultu

Home Help Search Site index ... LSE for You You are here - Welcome to LSE Department of Government Latin American Research Culture and Events Latin American Societies at LSE Events Restaurants in London Latin American Societies at LSE Brazilian Society The Brazilian Society now has around 260 members - around half of which are Brazilian and half being people interested in Brazilian politics, culture and its famous parties. Among our activities are lectures (e.g. recently with the Brazilian Ambassador), parties, barbecues etc. Parallel to all these events we host a Brazilian discussion group every Monday at the library to discuss Brazilian current events. Su.Soc.Brazilian@lse.ac.uk Colombian Society It was established in 1999 as a pluralistic, multicultural, free-thinking and non-political association, representing Colombia as one of Latin America's most important countries among LSE's cosmopolitan community of more than 7.500 students. It helps to further the links the LSE has with Colombia, both through direct student connections and the academic study of Colombian politics and culture. For more information contact Su.Soc.Colombian@lse.ac.uk

83. Grade Eight Social Studies: Unit One Nonindustrial society A culture in which there is little industrial See pages346-350 in this curriculum guide for some current event activities. http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/midlsoc/gr8/81overview.html

Grade 8 Unit One - Culture Overview In this unit students will explore the cultures of people around the world through seven common cultural patterns: economic, political, kinship, artistic, religious, educational, and recreation and play. The activities are designed to help students develop an understanding of how cultures are defined and acquire respect for cultural diversity. They will learn that all cultures have similarities, and they will come to value the differences among cultures for the richness and variety they bring to our world and way of life It will be important for teachers to establish a classroom environment that models acceptance of different cultures and ways of living. Students should be encouraged to recognize that all cultures have value and that one culture is not superior or inferior to another. Major Concept culture Related Concepts acculturation, assimilation, diversity, ethnocentrism, location, multicultural, patterns of culture, prejudice Topics Topic One: What is Culture? Topic Two: Patterns of Culture Topic Three: Economic Patterns - Meeting People's Needs Topic Four: Political Patterns - Decision-making Structures ... Topic Ten: Cultural Patterns - Finding the Connections Glossary of Terms Acculturation A process of intercultural borrowing resulting in new and blended patterns.

84. Education Canada Teacher Web Directory: Society And Culture Web Sites in Category society and Culture. AfroMontreal.com News of interest Includes membership information, news and events, and discussion forums. http://dirs.educationcanada.com/cat/302933/

Search Jobs Employer Centre Resource Centre My ECN Centre Facts and Links Quebec Facts Employers Job Postings Search Directory Entire Directory This Province Browse Employers Regions: Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... New Employers Inside the ECN About the ECN Join the ECN Help FAQ ECN ... Montreal / Society and Culture Sub-Categories in Society and Culture Animal Welfare Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Personal Pages Politics ... Reunions Web Sites in Category Society and Culture AfroMontreal.com - News of interest to Africans and those from the Caribbean. Plus directories of African and Caribbean associations, clubs, restaurants, and other businesses. Association Hostyn - Non profit organization of Czech and Slovak communities in the Montreal area, operating camp Hostyn in St-Calixte for family recreation. Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Montreal - Thanks to the recruitment of adults who become volunteers in the organism, BBBS of MTL offers mentoring services to help children issued from single parent families. Black Studies Centre - Organization committed to the development of a fully-integrated community-based online network for the exchange of cultural information, and provides a list of resources, news and current events.

85. Intellectual Conservative Politics And Philosophy - Conservative Society & Cultu American history, politics, current events, education, home schooling, A global magazine of politics and culture based in the UK promoting democracy http://www.intellectualconservative.com/links.html

Home Articles Headlines Links we recommend ... IC's Columnists IC's Recommended Links Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty An organization that seeks to to promote a free and virtuous society characterized by individual liberty and sustained by religious principles. American Daily Opinion columns from over 50 conservative political commentators. Neoconservative leaning. The American Partisan Political Commentary, News and Resources. The American Spectator Developed prominence for its investigative reports during the Clinton administration, then morphed into more of an international and economic magazine. Lately, it seems to be returning to its roots as a solid backbone of conservatism. The Arizona Conservative This is a great resource for Arizona conservative politics, constantly updated with news, elections coverage, articles by local activists/politicians, and upcoming events. Arizona Right to Life A very active pro-life group in Arizona led by the entertaining, charismatic, top pro-life attorney John Jakubczyk

86. American Cultural History - 1960-1969 Barbie doll Youth predominated the culture of the 1960 s. the sixties givea closer look at current events during this turbulent decade; REF E169.12 . http://kclibrary.nhmccd.edu/decade60.html

FACTS about this decade. Population 177,830,000 Unemployment 3,852,000 National Debt 286.3 Billion Average Salary $4,743 Teacher's Salary $5,174 Minimum Wage $1.00 Life Expectancy: Males 66.6 years, Females 73.1 years Auto deaths 21.3 per 100,000 An estimated 850,000 "war baby" freshmen enter college; emergency living quarters are set up in dorm lounges, hotels and trailer camps. Kingwood College Library AMERICAN CULTURAL HISTORY T he sixties were the age of youth, as 70 million children from the post-war baby boom became teenagers and young adults. The movement away from the conservative fifties continued and eventually resulted in revolutionary ways of thinking and real change in the cultural fabric of American life. No longer content to be images of the generation ahead of them, young people wanted change. The changes affected education, values, lifestyles, laws, and entertainment. Many of the revolutionary ideas which began in the sixties are continuing to evolve today Education Music Sports T he purpose of this web and library guide is to help the user gain a broad understanding and appreciation for the culture and history of the 1960s. In a very small way, this is a bibliographic essay. While there is no way we can link to everything, we have attempted to find areas of special interest and to select information that we hold dear today - movies we watch, songs we sing, events that move us, people we admire.

87. Society Of Biblical Literature Why not bring current issues into the classroom? Depending on the event, the passive watcher culture that we frequently see in college classrooms. http://www.sbl-site.org/Article.aspx?ArticleId=422

88. Current Arts Scene - Arts And Culture: InfoUSA InfoUSA Art and Culture current Arts Scene It shows attendance at livearts events (such as concerts, plays, and dance performances), as well as the http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/arts/current.htm

About Site Map USA Facts Media ... Click here for help In this section: Online Links to Current Arts Scene Resources Cultural History American Literature Visual Arts ... Music Current Arts Scene On this page: Overviews Economic Aspects Government Initiatives Public Participation Overviews American Canvas National Endowment for the Arts, 1997. An in-depth analysis and examination of the current state of the nonprofit arts in America. Written by Gary O. Larson. http://arts.endow.gov/pub/AmCan/AmCanPDF.html The Arts Today http://usinfo.state.gov/journals/itsv/0698/ijse/ijse0698.htm The Performing Arts in a New Era This 2001 report explores trends in the performing arts over the past 30 years. Commissioned by the Pew Charitable Trusts and conducted by RAND, the study claims to be the first comprehensive overview of the performing arts in the last few decades. http://www.pewtrust.org/pdf/cul_rand.pdf Economic Aspects of the Arts Americans for the Arts, 2002. This report reveals that America's nonprofit arts industry generates $134 billion in economic activity every year, including $24.4 billion in federal, state, and local tax revenues. http://www.artsusa.org/EconomicImpact/

89. Current Events - Consortium For The Arts Conference Modes of Contemporary Central Asian Culture All events (excludingthe PFA film series) are free of charge and open to the public. http://www.bampfa.berkeley.edu/bca/events.html

Consortium for the Arts Fall 2005 Calendar Yosemite in Time at the Berkeley Art Museum Films From Along The Silk Road: Central Asian Cinema Taisho Chic: Japanese Modernity, Nostalgia, and Deco ... Speaking About The Arts Li Jin: Artist’s Talk Suman Mukherjee: On Contemporary Bengali Theater Anatomical Aesthetics: Catherine Wagner's Photography and Spectral Music with Joanna Demers and Catherine Wagner The Man of the Heart : Suman Mukherjee and Sudipto Chatterjee Four Saints in Three Acts: Film Screening and Roundtable Vincent Katz: Reading and Colloquium Andrea Fraser: On Research and Site-Specificity Shannon Flattery: On Art Research, Oral History, and Public Life Panel Discussion: Selling Democracy: Films of the Marshall Plan 1947-1955 Yosemite in Time at the Berkeley Art Museum The Berkeley Art Museum is pleased to present Yosemite in Time , an exhibition that explores the history of California's spectacular and beloved Yosemite National Park by re-photographing the work of America's greatest landscape photographers. The exhibition is a collaborative project by photographers Mark Klett and Byron Wolfe, and San Francisco-based historian and writer Rebecca Solnit. Using original prints and new images, and combinations of both in the form of large-scale panoramas, Yosemite in Time provides insight into change and the nature of time itself. Public programs related to the exhibit are made possible by support from the Consortium for the Arts.

90. EpistemeLinks.com: Philosophy Events Calendar The database begins with events in January 2001. The current month is Further Information for Displayed Calendar events. Philosophy of Culture in the http://www.epistemelinks.com/Main/MainEven.aspx

Web EpistemeLinks.com Attention Students! Get expert help for your Job Resumes Admissions Essays , and Term Papers Shop at the EpistemeLinks Store "Don't argue with me… I have a philosophy degree." Available on 24 products! Just one of dozens of designs including philosophy quotes, philosophy humor, and more... on T-shirts, tank-tops, coffee-mugs, book bags, and more! ELC Guide About ELC Homepage What's New? ELC FAQ ELC Newsletter ... ELC Store Main Sections Philosophers Topics Reference Materials Encyclopedias E-Texts Bibliographies Books/Publishing Amazon.com Search eBay Search Other Book Sources Journals ... Paper Archives Academics Departments Faculty/G-Students Classroom Resources Organizations ... Job Listings Miscellaneous Blogs Discussion Images Software/Interactives ... Other Link Sites Special Features ELC Store Birthday Calendar Dates of Death Cal. Philosopher Quotes ... Gems of the Web Philosophy Events In this section you will find a browseable calendar of links to webpages with information on philosophy events, conferences, and workshops. The database begins with events in January 2001. The current month is displayed, and you can find details for each entry below the calendar table. You can browse from month to month by clicking on the links at the top of the calendar for the previous and next months. The number in parenthesis indicates the duration of the event (in days, partial days count as full). You can also view event links from particular topic or philosopher areas.

91. Current Events - DePaul Center For Black Diaspora Angela Winand received her Ph.D. in American Culture from the University of This work documents and interprets the creation of Hip Hop culture in New http://condor.depaul.edu/~diaspora/html/about/fellows.html

Dr. Abebe Zegeye Affiliated Scholar Abebe Zegeye, (Ph.D, Oxford University) Professor of Sociology, University of South Africa, and Director of the Unviersity of South Africa Press (UNISA) has joined the Center for Black Diaspora as an Affiliated Scholar. Professionally, his previous experiences include the following: Director, Center for Modern African Studies, University of Warwick; Director, Oxford Centre for African Studies; Adjunct Professor at the University of Notre Dame, London campus; as well as visiting Professor at the Univesity of California, Santa Barbara. Professor Zegeye has authored and co-authored many books on identity, media, race, migration, environmental issues, democracy and human rights. He has also published numerous chapters, articles and review essays. He is the co-founder and co-editor of "African Identities." This year Professor Zegeye along with Dr. Fassil Demissie, Public Policy Studies and the Center for Black Diasproa, organized several activities in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of democracy in South Africa, which included films, book exhibit, "Imagined South Africa" - featuring several recently published books on issues in contemporary South Africa by UNISA Press, two photo exhibits - "Amulets and Dreams" during the fall of 2004, as well as Cape Flats, scheduled for the fall of 2006. He also gave an invited lecture, "The Making of a Real Democracy in South Africa." As an Affiliated Scholar with the Center for Black Diaspora, Dr. Zegeye, along with Dr. Fassil Demissie, Public Policy Studies, and Dr. Sandra Jackson, the Director of the Center will convene an international conference on "Theorizing the African and Black Diaspora Indentity, Memory and Representation" scheduled for May 2006.

92. Not Found Antioch Church Describes departments, current and upcoming events, KC MetroBaha i - Describes beliefs and current events, and contact information in http://botw.org/top/Regional/United_States/Missouri/Cities/Kansas_City/Society_a

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93. UCL Laws: Events events at UCL Laws. current LEGAL PROBLEMS PROGRAMME 20042005 What can thejudges and civil liberties lawyers do to support a culture of human rights http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/news-and-events/events/index.shtml?clp

94. Costa Rica.Net This piece can t possibly cover the whole ground of Costa Rican culture, but itdoes discuss Each Month you will receive information on current events, http://www.costarica.net/features/culture.htm

Find Information! Find it! Hotels Information Fishing Information Packages Real Estate Books Car Rentals ENTER TO WIN!!! Costa Rica is noted more for its natural beauty and friendly people than for its culture. The overwhelming European influence erased almost all indigenous culture, cultural activity has only begun to blossom in the last 100 years. Introduction By some estimates, over 90% of the country is Roman Catholic, at least in principle. In practice, most church attendance takes place at christenings, funerals and marriages. Blacks on the Caribbean coast tend to be Protestant, and there is a sprinkling of other denominations in San José, including a small Jewish community. Spanish is the official language, though English is understood in tourist areas. Many Caribbean blacks speak a lively dialect of English, known as Creole. Indian languages are spoken in isolated areas, primarily Bribri, which is estimated to be understood by about 10,000 people. Costa Rican cuisine is tasty rather than spicy-hot and is centered around beef, chicken and fish dishes, with rice, corn or beans and fresh fruit as supplements.

95. Germany Info: Culture & Life From Arminius to Adenauer and beyond a timeline of major events in An extensive website offering information about German culture and language. http://www.germany-info.org/relaunch/culture/culture.html

Germany Info Home: Culture and Life German life is a mix of generations-old traditions and dynamic cultural development. Germany Online offers highlights of what's new - and old. Latest News Solidarity Through Music: Benefit Concert in Houston Help for Acadamics Displaced by Hurricane Katrina Chancellor Reopens Gutenberg Gymnasium in Erfurt Oktoberfest 2005 in Germany and America ... Archives Life Learn more about life in Germany: the Wineland, cookbook, holidays, sport and religion. More Arts A look at sources for more information about the German cultural scene. More History From Arminius to Adenauer and beyond - a timeline of major events in Germany's past. More Celebrating German-American Heritage Nearly 43 million people in the United States identify German as their primary ancestry, the US Census Bureau reported in July 2004. Learn about the colorful history of German immigration through the centuries, the contributions of some influential German immigrants, the vibrant US communities that continue to nurture their German-American heritage, and the exemplary stories of some Germans and German-Americans in Hollywood. More Goethe-Institut The Goethe-Institut brings German culture to the rest of the world.

96. Cultural Diversity - International Monitor Important message / Noteworthy events / Did you know that? Ministère de laCulture et de la Communication de France, Paris, le 18 juillet 2005 http://www.mcc.gouv.qc.ca/international/diversite-culturelle/eng/international.h

International Monitor Current month Archives January February March April ... August September October November December This section features news on cultural diversity and related topics of potential importance. For example, even though information on WTO trade negotiations is not directly related to cultural diversity, it could have an impact on policies dealing with audiovisual services. This explains why this section not only includes information on cultural diversity, but also on related topics. Visit this section on a regular basis for the latest news or simply subscribe to our mailing list for email updates. Fall meetings Did you know that?... International monitor FALL MEETINGS (Reminder) The Executive Board, which is one of the three constitutional organs of UNESCO, prepares the work of the General Conference and sees that its decisions are properly carried out . The Executive Board meets twice a year. Its fifty-eight members are elected by the General Conference. [05-25] Agenda Report by the director-general to the Executive Board and Preliminary Draft Convention UNESCO Portal The Preliminary Draft Convention on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions to the UNESCO General Conference Provisional Agenda Report by the director-general to the General Conference and Preliminary Draft Convention ... UNESCO Portal Cultural Diversity Update

97. Science, Technology, & Society new developments in science and technology. Science, Technology and society (STS)is an interdisciplinary concentration in the College of Liberal Arts. http://www.sts.utexas.edu/

Director Elizabeth Keating home students courses projects ... people Home Courses Student Gallery Faculty Gallery STS Newsletter ... Accessibility Welcome to the UT STS Program! Explore social impacts of rapid scientific and technological change. Integrate approaches from the liberal arts, social sciences, and humanities with new developments in science and technology. Science, Technology and Society (STS) is an interdisciplinary concentration in the College of Liberal Arts. Key STS areas: Nanotechnology Gaming Collaborative work and work-life Education Bio-health Computer-mediated communication Current Events Coming Soon! The STS Civic Forum on the Societal Implications of Nanotechnology - October 1st, 2005 - LJarmon@mail.utexas.edu Learn more... Register Now!! Registration closes September 23th, 2005 Course Related News Summer 2005 and Fall 2005 Course Listing is now available.

98. Columbia Interactive - Subjects: Culture And Society Subjects Culture and society The event was sponsored by the Institute forResearch in African American Studies. Roots of Terrorism, Office of Public http://ci.columbia.edu/ci/subjects/culture/event.html

var baseDir = '/ci/'; var pageSection = 'subjects'; Browse according to your interests Class websites, webcasts, and more Short courses free to Columbia For-credit courses Columbia new media initiatives Title Source Description "Race Across Borders" Conference Explores New Forms of Collective Identity Office of Public Affairs Howard Winant, Temple University, and Percy Hintzen, University of California, Berkeley, were among the speakers at Columbia's Institute for Research in African American Studies "Race Across Borders" conference. The conference explored how the reconfiguration of territories is leading to new conceptualizations of personal and collective identities. View the archived webcast here. 50th Anniversary Perspective on The Caine Mutiny Office of Public Affairs Pulitzer-Prize-winning author Herman Wouk, CC '34, reflects on his masterpiece, The Caine Mutiny , 50 years after its publication. The book, which was made into an acclaimed movie, is an American classic with renewed relevance for today. This video is a rare opportunity to experience a piece of literature from the author's perspective. Wouk brings the passages of the book to life, and reveals new themes in the text. All Eyes on the United States: The Attacks and the Aftermath in the Foreign Press Office of Public Affairs Archived webcast of a panel held October 12, 2001 at the School of International and Public Affairs. New York-based foreign correspondents discussed their coverage of the September 11 attacks. The participants included Kirill Voronin, Tribuna, Russia; Koichi Sakai, Nikkei, Japan; Khalil Matar, Middle East Broadcasting Corporation, and Verena Lueken of Frankfurter Allgemeine of Germany.

99. Acadian Cultural Society The Acadian Cultural society is devoted to the study, preservation and promotionof Acadian heritage The spirit never dies, our culture will survive http://www.acadiancultural.org/

Home SOCIETY INFO About ACS News and Events Membership Info ... Contact Us ACADIAN INFO Introduction History Genealogy Culture ... Site Map Acadian Cultural Society Proud to be Acadian Fier d'être Acadien Welcome What's New... Updated the News and Events page. Updated the News and Events page. Added the Surnames page. Updated the Culture page. Added the Photo Albums page. Updated the News and Events page. Updated the News and Events and Le Réveil page. Updated the Le Réveil and Items for Sale pages. Updated the News and Events and Le Réveil page. Updated the News and Events page. Updated the Le Réveil page. Added new News and Events items. Updated the Items for Sale page. Updated the staff contact journal , and items for sale pages. Updated the writers' contest page and added winning articles Added new News and Events items. Updated the Le Réveil page. Updated the History and Culture links.

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