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…practice is better known as affirmative action. These and others are the symptoms of a society fixated on race. In the practice of the three examples above, racial classification is necessary. In the case of Hopwood et al., versus the State of Texas et al…

…Doña Perfecta En la novela ?Doña Perfecta? Galdós crea una dicotomía muy interesante en cuanto al personaje de Pepe Rey. Hay muchas instancias donde Galdós nos hace creer que Pepe es un símbolo de Jesucristo, que vino a salvar a un pueblo…

…Akhmerov and an agent code-named "Ales." "Ales" was described as having worked for Soviet military intelligence since 1935. Chambers, of course, testified that Hiss had served the GRU (military intelligence) beginning in 1935. "Ales,” was also the leader…

…of fictitious accounts); by documents (e.g. check, “authorization note”, power of attorney); and by technology (e.g. on-line computer, FAX machines, ATM access)(Weisburd et al., 1991). Generally, embezzlements committed by staff personnel are more numerous…

…state. The credibility of the British State started to decay in the 1960's, as it became less able to deliver material welfare and it was then that support for a Scottish Parliament began to rise. (Brown et al, 1998) In the late 80's Thatcher reforms moved…

…Sanusi. His son took over in 1895 and tried to gain influence southward in the oasis of Al-Kufrah. The Ottomans noticed this and did not intervene, but keep their eye the situation. In 1902 Italy saw that the British and the French were not that interested…

…are ¡§unidentifiable (intangible) assets¡¨. According to Henderson S. et al (1998: 316), Intangibles are those assets that represent future economic benefits to an organization due to its past transactions or other events. He has then categorized intangibles…

…, such as the 1912 split of the Republican party when Theodore Roosevelt formed the Progressive party. In this year’s election, the Democratic nominee Al Gore is worried that the Green party candidate, Ralph Nader, will “steal” votes from him in the presidential election…

…manner (AL-Anon). As the disease of alcoholism sets in, the family is forced to make an unspoken decision—to leave the alcoholic or to stay and adapt to his illness. Because they do not want to disrupt their own lives or leave a love one, they deny…

…Clinton on two charges, perjury and obstruction of justice. The vote then went to Senate to decide whether or not the President was to give up his seat as the nation's leader to his vice president Al Gore. They decided to allow him to stay and finish his term…