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Dept. des langues et cultures / Languages and cultures dept.: Apr 6, 7:07am 1 review culture, french, languages, international-studies
http://perso.telecom-paristech.fr/~benenson/lgv/; Bilingual French-English site for language studies.

Miami Herald, Local News, by David Villano - CJR, Jan/Feb 1999: Feb 23, 5:11am 1 review culture, journalism, americas, miami-herald, tropic-magazine
http://backissues.cjrarchives.org/year/99/1/miami.asp; CJR article published just after the Herald stopped publishing TROPIC, its highly respected and much loved Sunday supplement magazine.

Js Theater: Feb 23, 4:10am 1 review culture, politics, blogs, usa, black-americans
http://jstheater.blogspot.com/; Very interesting, readable blog written by "John K."

The Jo&o Gilberto Discography: Feb 23, 2:39am 1 review culture, latin-music, americas, afrodescendants
http://www.joaogilberto.org/

Tropic Magazine Fansite: Feb 23, 2:33am 1 review culture, journalism, americas, miami, tropic-magazine
http://www.tropicfan.com/; K. Bertocci's tribute to the marvelous, now-defunct Miami Herald Sunday Tropic magazine. K. Bertocci: "Tropic, the Miami Herald Sunday magazine, was published from October 15, 1967 to December 6, 1998. When I moved to Florida in 1980, it was already a well-established phenomenon, and it soon became a part of my weekend routine. Tropic was a special publication--lively, imaginative and thought-provoking, obviously a labor of love for the writers and staff who put it together. The consistent excellence, and more than that, the creativity of the magazine made it memorable. My Sunday newspaper has had a missing section ever since Tropic ceased publication. I created this website to share my memories of Tropic. If you like the articles you see here, please go to the Herald archive site and buy more. I would be perfectly happy if you were inspired to go to the archives, order articles by the dozen, and make lots of money for the Miami Herald. However, Tropicfan.com is entirely unofficial and noncommercial and is not connected with the Miami Herald in any way. ..."