214 research outputs found
Hurricane Mitch and human rights
No full textWhen Hurricane Mitch hit South America in November 1998, it most harshly affected Honduras and Nicaragua, and most of those affected were already living in extreme poverty. The author highlights the connection between the extent of the damage from this `natural disaster' and deforestation and bad land management practices, which greatly increased the impact of Mitch in these countries. He advocates a rebuilding strategy for the countries, which reconstructs the economies more equitably rather than reinforcing the socio-economic and political orders that perpetuate the violation of human rights. He makes specific reference to the need to cancel debt repayments
Other Voices piece by Mitch Lansky of Wytopitlock, author of Beyond the Beaut
No full textOther Voices piece by Mitch Lansky of Wytopitlock, author of Beyond the Beauty Strip, on the Compact for Maine\u27s Forests. Lansky writes that it is okay to oppose the compact
Man of La Mancha (2007)
No full textDaniel L. Rogers, director; music by Mitch Leight; lyrics by Joe Darion; based on the the book by Dale Wasserman; adapted from "Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes. Summary: Author Miguel de Cervantes is imprisoned & forced to act out one of his manuscripts for prisoners' amusement. His performance as Don Quixote, a chivalrous yet crazy knight, inspires the prisoners to dream and hope
Man of La Mancha poster
No full textDaniel L. Rogers, director; music by Mitch Leight; lyrics by Joe Darion; based on the the book by Dale Wasserman; adapted from "Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes. Summary: Author Miguel de Cervantes is imprisoned & forced to act out one of his manuscrip
Man of La Mancha program cover
No full textDaniel L. Rogers, director; music by Mitch Leight; lyrics by Joe Darion; based on the the book by Dale Wasserman; adapted from "Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes. Summary: Author Miguel de Cervantes is imprisoned & forced to act out one of his manuscrip
Man of La Mancha program
No full textDaniel L. Rogers, director; music by Mitch Leight; lyrics by Joe Darion; based on the the book by Dale Wasserman; adapted from "Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes. Summary: Author Miguel de Cervantes is imprisoned & forced to act out one of his manuscrip
Mitch Albom's "Tuesdays With Morrie As An Allegory Strategy
No full textthis research discusses the Allegory's strategy and aim to find out how the author delivers the message in mitch albom's "Tuesday with Morrie's" through allegory. this research was conducted in order to give more knowldege about the allegory's strategy work in the text and make the wisdom more conveyed to the reader.ix, 73 hlm.; 27 c
Estuarine crab resource monitoring and assessment project : Yaquina Bay and Alsea Bay, Oregon
No full textMitch Vance and Justin Ainsworth.Title from PDF caption (viewed on November 28, 2018).This archived document is maintained by the State Library of Oregon as part of the Oregon Documents Depository Program. It is for informational purposes and may not be suitable for legal purposes.Mode of access: Internet from the Oregon Government Publications Collection.Text in English
News & Issues piece on a Feb. 13 fire that destroyed the home of Mitch Lansky
No full textNews & Issues piece on a Feb. 13 fire that destroyed the home of Mitch Lansky and Sue Szwed in rural Wytopitlock. Lansky is one of Maine\u27s best-known forest activists and author of Beyond the Beauty Strip: Saving What\u27s Left of Our Forests as well as innumerable newspaper and magazine articles
Concern In Being Grateful In Mitch Albom's The Five People You Meet In Heaven Novel (2003): Sociological Literature Theory
No full textThis research is about being grateful in Mitch Albom’s The Five People You Meet in Heaven novel (2003) which analyzed based on Sociological Literature Theory. The aims of this study was identified the indicators in being grateful, to describe the potrayal of being grateful in this novel and to defined the reason of the author address of being grateful as the issue in The Five People You Meet in Heaven novel (2003). The primary data source was the novel by Mitch Albom The Five People You Meet in Heaven novel which announced 2003. The secondary data source was from several sources, such as: the author’s biography, e-book and another references to support the analysis. The result of this study are: firstly, the indicators which described of being grateful in the novel. Secondly, show the potrayal of the issue in the novel. Thirdly, showed that there was reason from the author to make people realized about the importance of being grateful
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