Articles from Americas (English Edition) (November 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Addressing small states' concerns. (OAS).	Conaway, Janelle	Brief Article	297
An ode to the sea. (Ojo!).	Caruso, Iyna Bort		592
Anniversary of a Charter. (OAS).	Conaway, Janelle		660
At the service of children. (Inter-American System).	Pioli, Ulises		1030
Behind bountiful banners: pursuing a lifelong passion, Whitney Smith has documented the origins and significance of hundreds of flags of the hemisphere.	Bach, Caleb		3504
Close relations. (Upfront).	Alem-Walker, Beatriz	Letter to the Editor	253
En route to the real Robinson Crusoe: a simple story that started on Chile's Juan Fernandez archipelago spawned a legend that has inspired numerous books and films over centuries and across oceans.	Werner, Louis		3625
Fables of families and cities.	Mujica, Barbara	Book Review	2720
From the editor.	Kiernan, James Patrick		356
Into the light of the night sky: scientists at a research center near Fairbanks, Alaska, are shooting rockets into the aurora borealis to measure the phenomenon's effect on telecommunications and other activities.	Gillis, Alex		1866
Missing Puerto Rico? (Upfront).	Echeverria, Luis	Letter to the Editor	130
Popular passions, variations, and tangos. (Music Notes).	Holston, Mark	Sound Recording Review	1483
Reality in the raw: with an eye for detail and emotion, Argentine photographer Marcos Zimmermann captures often overlooked historical and physical landscapes of his native country.	Goodman, Joshua		1773
Resort with a past. (Ojo!).	Stalker, Ian		503
Sao Paulo's counterculture. (Ojo!).	Holston, Mark		691
Staking out survival for Sonoran pronghorns: racing against extinction, the fastest land mammal in North America is the focus of new recovery efforts on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.	Ikenson, Ben		2794
Support for Haiti. (OAS).	Conaway, Janelle	Brief Article	275
The opera. (Latitudes).	de Assis, Joaquim Maria Machado	Excerpt	967
Wry modernist of Brazil's past: often considered the father of his country's literature, Machado de Assis created humorous and dark works of implicit social criticism, free of the conventions of his nineteenth-century Rio.	Taylor, David A.		2954