Articles from Swiss News (March 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
American Club of Zurich.			95
American International Club of Geneva.			78
American International Women's Club of Geneva.			95
American International Women's Club of Lausanne.			82
American Women of Ticino.			121
American Women's Club of Basel.			113
American Women's Club of Zurich.			175
Asian Ladies Club.			62
Basel Childbirth Trust.			112
Basel Rugby Football Club.			96
Centrepoint Basel.			127
Cigarette prices to rise.			181
Danny Scheinmann: Random Acts of Heroic Love.			52
Different strokes for different folks: MBAs can vary as vastly as the reasons that make people want to do them. Swiss News talked to MBA graduates and administrators in an effort to provide some help to those thinking of taking the plunge.	Hancock, Julia		1480
Education special: a decentralised system with high standards for private as well as public schools, Swiss education did not seem apt to change. Nevertheless, education in Switzerland is now undergoing one of the biggest changes in history.	Heddema, Renske		1267
English Speaking Club of Bern.			118
English Speaking Club Zurich.			82
Euro pop: Pop Art, with its brash upfront style and blatant reliance on 'borrowings' from commercial imagery is often perceived as a purely American invention. But an exhibition at Zurich's Kunsthaus museum demonstrates that some of the movement's most important pioneers actually hailed from Europe.	Ledsom, Mark		1590
Forever Jung: 2008 marks the 60th anniversary of Kusnacht's C.G. Jung Institute Zurich. Swiss News takes an up close and personal look at a father of psychology who was also a seminal thinker, philosopher and visionary.	Mangold-Vine, Gail	Cover story	2152
Geneva English Drama Society.		Theater review	133
International Club Winterthur.			113
International Men's Club Zurich.			53
It's in the genes, night owls.			203
Joshua Ferris: Then We Came to the End.			53
Katharine McMahon: The Rose of Sebastopol.			51
Locarno, the lady of the camellias: the camellia: sensuously shaped, richly hued, synonymous with chic (it was Coco Chanel's favourite), and it flowers in the greyest, coldest period of the year. If that weren't enough it's also evergreen and dead easy to grow. Little wonder that the camellia is one of the world's favourite blooms.	Golini, Catherine		832
Mark Slouka: The Visible World.			54
Meet James Sharkey: he is the Irish ambassador to Switzerland--home to an estimated 4,000 Irish nationals--and a historian with a passion to let Swiss and Irish know about events that link both countries.	White, Dermot		1574
Patrick Gale: Notes From an Exhibition.			59
Pen pushers and dealers: if you happen to see a guy walking down a street in Switzerland clutching a bunch of flowers, it's probably not that it's someone's birthday or he messed up with his significant other and is trying to make amends. Most likely he just started a new job.	De Faoite, Diarmuid		543
Peter Carey: His Illegal Self.			110
Peter Hoeg: The Quiet Girl.			105
Professional Women's Group of Zurich.			95
Psst ... up here!	Motz, Christian		73
R. J. Ellory: A Quiet Belief in Angels.			54
Signs good, but prices up.			153
Sudhir Venkatesh: Gang Leader for a Day.			114
Swiss American Society Lucerne.			67
Swiss HIV finding prompts health agency warning.			284
Swiss Post accused of over-charging.			177
Switzerland Tourism. MySwitzerland.com.		Directory	2530
The British Residents' Association of Switzerland.			91
The common flu bug is getting tougher.			194
The credit crunch and its effects: if the newspapers are to be believed, the mood at the recent 2008 World Economic Forum in Davos was nothing like the upbeat atmosphere of days past.	Donnellon, Brien		980
The language balance: Switzerland's multilingual tradition makes bilingualism very common, but very few Swiss cities have been federally designated as bilingual cities. One is Biel/Bienne--where French and German reign as equals.	Rean, Margherita		1236
The New Zealand Club.			63
The Swiss guide to food and drink.		Directory	757
The Women's Activity Club.			93
Toastmasters of Basel.			92
When the journey is the reward: the Engadin Ski Marathon, the single most popular winter sporting event in Switzerland and a beloved tradition, will celebrate its 40th anniversary this year. Only once, in the spring of 1991, did a spontaneous warm spell force its cancellation. For 2008, the race is very much on. Fritz Kohler, fast on the trail since year one, puts the race in perspective.	Neururer, Dorothee		829
Zug International Women's Club.			98
Zurich Comedy Club.		Theater review	114
Zurich International Women's Association.			96