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...could have been used to feed countless hungry people as well as build schools, roads and hospitals in some of the poorest countries of the world. For the U.S. to waste so much money on a useless exercise only emphasizes the gap between rich and poor nations. LOREDANA LAWSON Zanzibar, Tanzania...
...Gene, and they studied bioengineering together. On another vacation, to a Santa Barbara, California, ranch, she took tapes of Richard Feynman's lectures at Cornell, and they studied physics. And on a larger excursion with friends to central Africa, which ended at some beach cottages on an island off Zanzibar, among their companions was anthropologist Donald Johanson, known for his work on the human ancestor Lucy, who helped teach them about human evolution. In the evenings on each trip they would go to the beach with four or five other couples for bonfires, Hood Canal-style games and a tradition...
Dunster House will hold its formal at Zanzibar, a club in downtown Boston. The dance will be held next Sunday from 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. and the price for tickets is as yet undecided...
Quincy has reserved the Zanzibar Club of downtown Boston for December 11th. For five dollars, the house members can dance to a club DJ and savor roasted honey and teriyaki wings. In addition, if the guests attend a reception from 10 to 10 p.m., they can pick up two free drink tickets, house committee member Kerri E. Ostergaus '95 said...
Gangji did not see a tennis court until he was 11. They were not in abundance on the island of Zanzibar, off the coast of East Africa, where he was born. He first took racquet in hand when sent to the Prince of Wales boarding school in Nairobi. But field hockey was his sport at the University of London, where he earned a Ph.D. in chemistry. Gangji first sat in an umpire's chair 20 years ago, when he was drafted for a match at his London club...