Tuesday, May 6, 2008
The Houston Chronicle reports that during the 2008 campaign season, 71 percent of all political donations from Texas university professors have gone to ‘Democratic candidates or committees’. . . The military dictator of Fiji ‘has threatened to “shut down” the country’s media if coverage of his government does not improve’. . . As Mother’s Day approaches, Americans may not realize that ‘nearly 80 percent of the fresh flowers sold in the U.S. are imported’. . . Does first-term Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal, the son of Indian immigrants, represent ‘the future of the Republican Party’? Berkshire Hathaway may invest in the Royal Bank of Scotland. . .
The Houston Chronicle reports that during the 2008 campaign season, 71 percent of all political donations from Texas university professors have gone to ‘Democratic candidates or committees’. . .
The military dictator of Fiji ‘has threatened to “shut down” the country’s media if coverage of his government does not improve’. . .
As Mother’s Day approaches, Americans may not realize that ‘nearly 80 percent of the fresh flowers sold in the U.S. are imported’. . .
Does first-term Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal, the son of Indian immigrants, represent ‘the future of the Republican Party’?
Berkshire Hathaway may invest in the Royal Bank of Scotland. . .