TOC_Sunday, October 21, 1990

Sunday, October 21, 1990

Ukrainian SSR government bows to students' demands
Masol agrees to resign
by Mary Mycio
Rukh Press International

UNA fund tops $100,000

On the beat in Ukraine
Nestor Institute fosters exchanges with Lviv computer project
by Chrystyna N. Lapychak

A GLIMPSE OF SOVIET REALITY
An insider's view of Chornobyl: interview with Yuriy Risovanny
by Dr. David Marples
PART I

NEWSBRIEFS FROM UKRAINE

Former persona non grata Rudenko receives warm welcome in Ukraine

Svoboda staffer Raisa Rudenko on hunger strike

U.S. reaction

Helsinki Commission addresses students
Michigan senator appeals to Gorbachev

Prykhodko espouses revolutionary route to Ukraine's independence
by Roma Hadzewycz

For the record
Appeal to students of the world

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

GROWING FOR OUR CENTENNIAL
by George W. Drance
Director of Marketing
Remember that $1,000 policy?

Young UNA'ers

UNA sponsors courses for Ukrainian studies teachers

Nostra culpa

EDITORIAL
Panning Pan-Slavism

Turning the pages back...
October 24, 1985

Solzhenitsyn's manifesto
A word to Ukrainians, Byelorussians; and a response from a Kiev writer

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Jews and the new Ukraine

Toronto conference on the Great Famine
World's historians speak on newfound archival documents
by Oksana Zakydalsky
Second of a series

Lviv removes Lenin monument

Ternopil's Lenin, too, is gone

PHOTO FOLLOW-UP: Lenin comes tumbling down

ON THE RECORD: Vyacheslav Chornovil, dissident-turned-politician
by Oksana Zakydalsky

Fenchak named to ethnic commission

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
October 24 - November 10