I t can take a college student both considerable work and imaginative power to picture a professor outside of the classroom or the lecture hall. We often categorize them by their department, and we associate them with all types of intellectual minutiae --

digit inflation. Between 2003 and 2007, world GDP grew 5 percent per year-faster than it ever has. But freer trade, cheaper emerging-market labor, better technology and prosperity, made everyone from consumers to policy makers to the bankers financing it

They struck first at Bigfork’s Bear Hollow development on May 17. A few days later, they hit another development, Tamarack Heights at Meadow Lake. Less than a week after that, they hit Cedar Pointe Estates in Columbia Falls. The crimes were the same: su

Hugh "Bob" Glenister, the enigmatic Johannesburg businessman who calls himself "a concerned citizen" and has applied for an interdict in the Pretoria High Court against the government's plan to disband the Scorpions, talks volubly. His frequent, upro

International Press Freedom Day was celebrated on May 3. New Era spoke to Brian Ashley , Managing Editor of Amandla!, a magazine started in October 2006 on the crest of a resurgence of civil society activism in South Africa, with intent to reflect more in