Weathering a Soros storm

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Students of the American University in Bulgaria (AUBG) claim the institution's administration is communist, but their call for resignations has gone unnoticed as administrative appointments have increasingly been made in support of the university president. The AUBG is funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and investor George Soros, with its students comprising the best-performing high-school graduates. Professors at the university are known to be poorly treated, but USAID refuses to intervene.

Column, Bulgaria, School management and organization, School administration, College teaching

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Just another night in a shooting gallery

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Illegal drug dealing in America continues to thrive because of the strong belief in achieving wealth to improve one's position. Drug dealers aspire to a singular application of American entrepreneurship, supplying a high-priced product with a high level of demand. Dealing drugs, however, also poses singular business risks, including addiction, imprisonment and mental illness.

Economic aspects, Ethical aspects, Heroin habit, Entrepreneurship, Drug traffic, Drug dealing

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Phyllo without fear

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Strudels are made better with vanilla-scented pear filling, crunchy hazelnut phyllo pastry and rich brandy-chocolate sauce. The recipe contributed by Jeanne Thiel Kelley, author of Holiday Baking, presents an easy-to-make phyllo dough.

Methods, Cooking, Cookery (Filo dough), Filo dough, Kelley, Jeanne Thiel

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