The New Republic

At 40, Earth Day Is Now Big Business By LESLIE KAUFMAN Published: April 21, 2010 So strong was the antibusiness sentiment for the first Earth Day in 1970 that organizers took no money from corporations and held teach-ins “to challenge corporate and government leaders.” Forty years later, the day has turned into a premier marketing platform for selling a variety of goods and services, like office products, Greek yogurt and eco-dentistry. For this year’s celebration, Bahama Umbrella is advertising

The benefits of the death penalty are an ilusion Last February, Marc Machin was released after six years in jail for a crime which he didn’t commit. Fortunately, capital punishment has been abolished for a long time in France, but in some states in the United States this act hasn’t been stopped. The pro death penalty think that is justice against killers. Actually, the capital punishment doesn’t have any affect, it just has disavantages because crimes keep increasing and the justice

Abolir la peine de mort pour faire des économies ? Ian Urbina The New York Times (New York) Il y a deux semaines, devant le Sénat du Maryland, le gouverneur Martin O'Malley a fait une proposition peu conventionnelle, quoique de plus en plus en vogue dans les États en proie à des difficultés économiques : abolir la peine de mort pour réduire les dépenses. Ce démocrate catholique qui, par le passé, justifiait son opposition à la peine de mort par des arguments religieux invoque aujourd'hui le

Plan pour the presentation I.Introduction II.What is the Tea Party? 1.Who they are 1.Its origins 2.Its nature 2.What they stand for 1.The «contra-party» 2.No clear program that unite them III.The role of the Tea Party in US politics 1.How they could have influenced the midterms 1.Ressourceful for the GOP 2.Handicap to the GOP 2.Their future 1.Debate 1.Radicalization 2.Softening up 2.Questions for further concideration/discussion TEA PARTY. I. Introduction (Camille) The article

Manhattan, a borough of New York City, at the junction of Broadway and Seventh Avenue and stretching from West 42nd to West 47th Streets. The Times Square area makes up the western part of the commercial area of Midtown Manhattan. History The historical name was Longacre Square. In 1904, New York Times publisher Adolph S. Ochs moved the newspaper's operations to a new skyscraper in Longacre Square. Then, Ochs persuaded Mayor to construct a subway station there, and the area was renamed "Times

très peu compte de sa vie. Les premières biographies ne sont apparues que dix-huit ans après sa mort. Parmi celles-ci, la plus impressionnante est celle de Herbert R. Lottman, un journaliste américain observateur de la littérature européenne pour The New York Times et le Publishers Weekly. Dans le journal Combat, ses prises de position sont courageuses autant que déconcertantes, aussi bien sur la question de l'Algérie que sur ses rapports avec le Parti communiste qu'il quitte après un court passage

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think on the TV advertising for a new product. No one thinks of a humanitarian cause. When someone says “Nonprofit organization”, people think on humanitarian causes, hunger poverty, war, kids, cancer. No one thinks of marketing. The idea of a humanitarian marketing is hard to conceive, even to the point of sounding contradictory. Even some might argue that taking part in competition in non-profit sector might seem unethical due to the humanitarian sector. But as Julien told you, with the fast

Today, new communications technologies are expanding with the development of the internet, iphone and social networks. The mainstream media, traditionally defined as major television, radio and print are still an important source of information in our society. Based on the U.S Census Bureau, 98.2 percent of all households had at least one television in 2005. The newspapers industry is suffering most from the development of the new communications technologies. But, the major’s newspapers like the New

Il ya de la magie. Il ya une semaine ou deux, le New York Times a publié un article sur la façon dont la récente prolifération et la popularité de certains «magie-réaliste" émissions de télévision telles que "Lost", "Heroes", "moyen," Ghost Whisperer "" et d'autres étaient indicative d'une fascination populaire avec le surnaturel et l'inexplicable. Texte anglais original: L'article ago or so, the New York Times published an article about how the recent d'une société, mais je n'irais pas jusqu'à