Antarctic Glacial Meltdown; Temperature rise has ancient ice
formations collapsing, The San Francisco Chronicle, December 28,
1998, Monday, FRONT PAGE; Pg. A1, ANVERS ISLAND, ANTARCTICA
Rising seas threaten to cover Marshall Islands over the next century,
Miami Herald, December 25, 1998, Friday, Page A-34, MAJURO
ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS
Antarctic Rip Causes Alarm; Scientists fear UV Radiation endangers
marine food chain, The San Francisco Chronicle, November 23, 1998,
Monday, WORLD; Pg. A10, WEDDELL SEA, ANTARCTICA
Caribbean's Endangered Reefs; Rainforests of the sea threatened by
pollution, The San Francisco Chronicle, November 16, 1998, Monday,
WORLD; Pg. A10, CALABASH CAYE, BELIZE
Blight of the Chesapeake; Nutrient pollution chokes life in bay, other
world waterways, The San Francisco Chronicle, October 26, 1998,
Monday, NATION; Pg. A3, ROSE HAVEN, MARYLAND
Farmed Fish Replacing the Ocean's Wild Bounty; But growing industry
poses threats to sea environment, The San Francisco Chronicle,
September 16, 1998, Wednesday, WORLD; Pg. C3, BAY BULLS,
NEWFOUNDLAND
Marshall Islands: you can't go home again; legacy of US Atomic testing;
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, September 1, 1998, 2280 words,
MAJURO ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS
3 Small Pacific Nations Fear Loss of Pell Grants Could Wipe Out Their
Colleges; Legislation in U.S. would affect institutions in Marshall
Islands, Micronesia, and Palau, Chronicle of Higher Education, July 24,
1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. A33, 1654 words, MAJURO ATOLL,
MARSHALL ISLANDS
Marshall Islands Losing Battle With the Surging Sea, The San Francisco
Chronicle, July 18, 1998, Saturday, FRONT PAGE; Pg. A1, MAJURO
ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS
Romania's Communists Keep Their Secrets, The San Francisco
Chronicle, June 15, 1998, Monday, WORLD; Pg. A10, BUCHAREST,
ROMANIA
Chronicle of Higher Education, May 22, 1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg.
A49, 1841 words, Exchange Group Accused of Placing Profits Over Its
Mission of Promoting Foreign Study; Flash points include proposal to
sell student-travel service and an increase in fees for work programs,
NEW YORK
Student Movement in South Korea Becomes Quiescent Under New
Government, Chronicle of Higher Education, April 17, 1998, WORLD; Pg.
A55, 755 words, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
When Rote Learning Fails Against the Test of Global Economy, The
Christian Science Monitor, April 15, 1998, Wednesday, WORLD; Pg. 7,
1273 words, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
Economic Crisis Forces Korean Students to Study at Home; Enrolling
in the United States is suddenly out of reach for many, especially for
those seeking short-term training, Chronicle of Higher Education, April
10, 1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. A56, 1600 words, SEOUL, SOUTH
KOREA
South Korea's Economic Crisis May Spur University Reforms;
Higher-education system is seen as rigid, overly regulated, and out of
date, Chronicle of Higher Education, April 3, 1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg.
A49, 1759 words, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
Dubrovnik Arises Out of the Ashes, The Christian Science Monitor, April 1,
1998, Wednesday, FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 14, 846 words, DUBROVNIK,
CROATIA
Getting Around in Dubrovnik, The Christian Science Monitor, April 1, 1998,
Wednesday, FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 14, 299 words, DUBROVNIK,
CROATIA
Your tax dollars at work; US peacekeeping and military assistance to
Muslims and Croats in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulletin of the Atomic
Scientists, March 13, 1998, Pg. 9; 1692 words, SARAJEVO,
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
World Bank: A Primer, The Christian Science Monitor, February 11, 1998,
Wednesday, WORLD; GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 18, 392 words, WASHINGTON
Lessons From 'the Year the Earth Caught Fire', The Christian Science
Monitor, February 4, 1998, Wednesday, UNITED STATES; Pg. 1, 1560
words, WASHINGTON
American U. in Bulgaria Accused of Communist-Style Management; 15 of the
32 full-time faculty members from abroad left the institution last year,
Chronicle of Higher Education, January 30, 1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. A37,
2179 words,WASHINGTON
Romania, Hungary Find a way to End Animosity, The San Francisco
Chronicle, January 20, 1998, Tuesday, WORLD; Pg. D1, CLUJ, ROMANIA
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