Volume 36 Number 14   Edmonton, Canada   March 26, 1999 http://www.ualberta.ca/folio | ||
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Economic power will shape peace in new Ireland
As a young boy in Derry, Ireland, John Hume saw people march down the streets waving flags and stirring up nationalistic feelings. He felt their Irish Catholic fervor. But his father wisely warned him: "You can't eat your flag, son."
Sports Wall of Fame 1999 Inductees
Rajah of Renfrew latest release from U of A Press
Cause of death: weather
No room for complacency in a global economy
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Bankruptcy bias?
With nine years of undergraduate and graduate degrees behind her, Annick Chénier found repaying her $52,000 student loan ate up one-third of her take-home pay as a practicing psychotherapist. According to the CFS, that's not an unusual amount of debt for a graduate student. In comparison, the average full-time student debt for a four-year undergraduate degree in 1998 was $25,000.
A passion for all things African A 16-month stint in Tanzania a long time ago sparked a life-long interest in Africa for the University of Alberta's Nancy Hannemann. She was only eight years old when she and her parents packed up and took part in a mission helping some hunter-gatherers settle in a community.
Indian spirit in Russia
Folio scores high in reader survey
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