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...open our minds." The Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post reported that Hu went on to say that the repositioning of the British Labour Party to the center was an example of political adaptation worth studying. So it is; but if China's leaders want to find a vibrant, modern, political culture, there's no need to make the trip to London. Hong Kong is much closer...
Indeed, Madrid, like the former site of sorrow and destruction, seems as vibrant and glistening as ever. When I arrived, the city had just celebrated the marriage of the crown prince Felipe of Borbon to, in the term used by the Spanish press, the plebeyana—plebian—Letizia Ortiz. The happy couple’s glossy faces shone from every gossip magazine, and commemorative plates, cookies, stemware and t-shirts stood proudly in every store window. Was this just a fairytale dream to sustain the masses that, braving a late-spring rain shower, crowded the streets...
Though he sees final clubs as distracting from a more universally vibrant social scene, Corker blames the administration more than the actual clubs for Harvard’s social problems...
This is a vibrant venue, through which students wend their way to nearby classrooms and in which they converse, lounge, eat, discuss and argue the issues of the day. In the Forum it is literally impossible not to think globally about the issues since the people lunching together routinely come from many continents and several countries and speak a variety of languages...
This global awareness has since become the heart of his research. As an undergraduate at Presidency College in Calcutta, India, Sen found himself in a vibrant and highly politicized intellectual environment that, he has suggested, informed his later research interests...