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Sahabat Alam Malaysia

Elmer J. Lund

Consumers Association of Penang

RTCC

Carlos Grosso

Fernando Pereira Kosec

Thomas Perlmann

Pierre Ferri-Pisani

Wojciech Bakun

WSPiA Rzeszów School of Higher Education

Sergei Shefir

Birger Persson

Finstaatten

Mentiras Sinceras

Les Cent Contes drolatiques

Georgy Stepanovich Khrustalev-Nosar

Nuran Evren Şit

Military Opposition

2022 Montevideo flood

Rafeeq Mangalassery

Reina Reyes
Reina Reyes (Montevideo, 6 January 1904 – 4 December 1993) was a Uruguayan teacher and pedagogian, who also worked as a part-time psychologist, journalist and lawyer.

Biography
Reyes was born on 6 January 1904. She won the "Pedagogy Chair" at the Superior Teaching Institute and at the Institutos Normales in Montevideo. Throughout her life, she was an active agent for popular causes such as Public Education, Rural Education, Laic Education and children's rights. In 1949, she wrote a book titled "Teen Psychology and Re-Education", based on her experience at INAME's "Female Home #1", which wasn't published until 40 years later. It is from there that we see her convictions on mental health and how to achieve it on a gender perspective and with a focus on women's quality of life development.

Reyes saw herself as a self-taught and eclectic intellectual, basing her ideal on the works of other intellectuals such as Marcuse, Marx, Freud, Fromm, Sartre, Piaget and Dewey, among others. On this basis, she formed her views on realist philosophy, and a modern view of education.

Reyes died on 4 December 1993, at the age of 89.

Personal life
Reyes married once, to famous Uruguayan writer Felisberto Hernandez in 1954. They divorced 4 years later, in 1958.

Works

 * 1943 - "The School that Uruguay Needs"
 * 1946 - "The Laic Education"
 * 1957 - "Manuals of Primary Instruction"
 * 1963 - "Teen Psychology and Re-Education"
 * 1973 - "What Future Are We Educating For?"

Third World Network
Third World Network is a Malaysian-based NGO founded in Penang in 1984. It is devoted to tasks such as solving third world debt, protecting thirld world countries' environment and developing Global North-South relations.

Sherman (musician)
Herman Gillis, also known as Sherman, is a Belgian musician known for his work in genres such as EBM and New Beat in the '80s and '90s.

Career
He is a founding member of bands such as The Primitifs, The Passion of a Primitif and Poesie Noire. He was also part of the songwriting formula known as Morton Sherman Belluci, alongside Jo Casters and Rolland Beelen, which coined New Beat hits such as "Move Your Ass And Feel the Beat" and "Taste of Sugar". Later on, he was part of "In Sotto Voice" with Casters, in which they pretended to be Yugoslavian. He also played in Running Cow and Volt, with well-known Belgian producer Wouter Van Belle.

Later Years
In the '90s, Sherman developed electronic gear. He was successful with a filter bank he released in 1996.