TOC_Sunday, September 4, 1983

Sunday, September 4, 1983

Bike-a-thon held in memory of millions of famine victims
by Mykhailo Bociurkiw

Student group's sit-in scores Dachau museum's omission of Ukrainians

Famine recalled at demonstration

Dissident profile
Mykola Bondar: philosopher, dissident activist

Vladimov stripped of USSR citizenship

Christian activist arrives in West; says religious repression has intensified

College Republicans campaign for emigrations rights

British rocker supports Leningrad rock group

Famine activities slated for Toronto

Smoloskyp activism irks Soviets at international women's parley

USIA to mark famine

Lawmakers back Kiev consulate

U.S., Soviets sign grain deal

To air interview about genocide

To select Miss Soyuzivka

16,359 Weekly famine issues ordered

FRATERNALLY YOURS
by Marta Korduba
UNA fraternal activities coordinator
Can anyone be against fraternalism?

Obituary
Joseph Jarema, secretary for 50 years

The Ukrainian "ghetto": a different perspective
by Dr. Bohdan Y. Cymbalisty

EDITORIAL
The role of our schools

Three organizations tell WCFU: UCCA does not represent us

Effective media relations
One month is time enough (barely)
by Andrij Bilyk

THE GREAT FAMINE
PART XXIX: October 1-15, 1933

EYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS OF THE GREAT FAMINE

Peasants ate rawhide to live
Hog feed saves collective workers
Agents thrive as others starve
Mob beats boy for stealing fish
Hunger claims man's family

On the road with Ontario's cyclists

Soyuzivka hosts 96 dancers from U.S. and Canada at annual workshop
by Orysia Hanushevsky

N.J. governor proclaims Ethnic Heritage Weekend

NOTES ON PEOPLE

Surgeon opens practice
by Lubomyr Pawlowych

Osteopathy school grad

Named vocation director

Little Miss wins pageant

Cited for patient service

Joins country music tour

Woonsocket dancers to raise funds

Young UNA'ers

Connecticut festival slated for September 11

UIA announces fall courses

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
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