TOC_Sunday, March 23, 2003

Sunday, March 23, 2003

Rada approves battalion's deployment to Kuwait
by Roman Woronowycz
Kyiv Press Bureau

Ukrainian prime minister supports EU's plan to offer "neighbor" status
by Roman Woronowycz
Kyiv Press Bureau

Dr. Dmytro Cipywnyk, former president of Ukrainian World Congress, dies at 75
by Andrij Kudla Wynnyckyj
Special to The Ukrainian Weekly

ANALYSIS
Will political reform lead Ukraine out of its crisis?
by Taras Kuzio
RFE/RL Newsline

NEWSBRIEFS

Kyiv concerned over looming war
Rada asked to OK battalion's deployment
U.S. appreciates Ukraine's readiness
Canada announces FARM project
Human Rights Watch: stop censorship
Protest against Iraq war held in Kyiv
Kuchma says he wants reform now
Cabinet approves action plan
Hunger-striking miners hospitalized
Ukraine's weapons at military exhibition

More than 10,000 pay last respects to nationalist leader Slava Stetsko
by Vasyl Pawlowsky
Special to The Ukrainian Weekly

Ukraine's 2003 budget in question due to allegations of manipulation
by Roman Woronowycz
Kyiv Press Bureau

Government of Ukraine honors diaspora activists in the arts

Students of Berchtesgaden gymnasium to hold reunion at Soyuzivka
by Ihor Lysyj

Selfreliance UAFCU supports Copies for Congress

EDITORIAL
Remembering the "good old days"

Turning the pages back...
March 24, 1996

NEWS AND VIEWS
Titanium specialist is, first and foremost, a patriot
by Danylo Kulyniak

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Koba's legacy: not be forgotten

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

The Weekly needs "news from here"
Puzzled by wisdom of spelling changes
Why don't critics write a column?

Ukrainian studies initiative launched at Cambridge University
by Yuri Shevchuk

Ukrainian Canadian Art Foundation marks Eko's centenary
by Oksana Zakydalsky

DATELINE NEW YORK: Everywhere you turn - Ukrainian artists
by Helen Smindak

Soyuzivka's new management staff optimistic about resort's renaissance
by Andrew Nynka

At The Ukrainian Museum: the magical pysanka
by Marta Baczynsky

Yonkers UNWLA showcases works by Rem Bahautdyn
by Olia Rudyk

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Sunday, March 23 - Monday, April 7