Citations with the tag: PARADES

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• Love Parade for Brighton.
   // Marketing Event; Jun97, p10 

  Reports on the staging of the Dance Parade, the British version of the Berlin Love Parade in Brighton, England.

• Pachyderms lumber across Capitol Hill.
  Runyan, Rob // Hill; 3/19/2009, Vol. 16 Issue 32, p22 

  The article reports on the parade of animals, clowns and sanitation vehicles in Capitol Hill, Washington D.C.

• Salvation through silliness.
  Champion, Chris // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine; 7/17/95, Vol. 22 Issue 31, p36 

  Highlights the 1995 Summer Silly Parade in Edmonton, Alberta. Parade theme; Controversy over the display of Pentecostal group Potter's House Christian Church; Skit confronting the `homosexual rights' lobby.

• Pride on parade.
  Champion, Chris // New York Amsterdam News; 9/24/94, Vol. 85 Issue 39, p8 

  Presents photographs taken during the 1994 African-American Day.

• Immature:`Large and in charge'.
  Rogers, Charles // New York Amsterdam News; 10/1/94, Vol. 85 Issue 40, p24 

  Reports on activities during the 1994 African-American Day Parade in Harlem, New York City. Inclusion of MCA stars in the parade; Attitude of the fans.

• Fox 5 to televise West Indian Parade.
  Hinds, Lester // New York Amsterdam News; 6/17/95, Vol. 86 Issue 24, p11 

  Reports that portion of the 1995 West Indian Labor Day Parade in Brooklyn will be televised live on Fox 5 television. Economic benefits to Brooklyn as a result of televising the event; Extension of the parade route to downtown Brooklyn.

• Privates on parade.
  Hinds, Lester // Advocate; 07/23/96, Issue 712, p12 

  Reports on alleged inappropriate and unlawful behavior during the gay pride parade on June 8, 1996 in Boston, Massachusetts. Participation of a topless women fondling each other; Blame of unquestionable behavior at the parade on unregistered participants.

• The Children's Parade.
  Hagen, Barbara // Faces (07491387); Mar2004, Vol. 20 Issue 7, p26 

  Provides information about a parade called Syttende Mai, also known as Children's Day, celebrated by the young people in Norway.

• Editorial.
  Hagen, Barbara // Education (14637073); 6/7/2002, Issue 57, pN.PAG 

  Editorial. Cites the golden jubilee celebrations of the British Commonwealth nations in London, England. Description of the parade for the celebrations; Support given by Great Britain to primary education in developing world.

• Desert troops honored in New York, nation's capital.
  Hagen, Barbara // Jet; 6/24/91, Vol. 80 Issue 10, p18 

  Recounts recent parades honoring the veterans of Operation Desert Storm, held in New York and Washington.

• Is it a parade yet?
  Gordon, Jeffie Ross; Apple, Margot // Ladybug; Jul94, Vol. 4 Issue 11, p20 

  Presents the short story `Is It a Parade Yet?' by Jeffie Ross Gordon, about a Fourth of July parade organized by children.

• C.S.W. seeks parade volunteers.
  Gordon, Jeffie Ross; Apple, Margot // Lesbian News; May95, Vol. 20 Issue 10, p32 

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• Catch a falling coin--and pass it on.
  Behrens, James Stephen // National Catholic Reporter; 09/04/98, Vol. 34 Issue 38, p2 

  Details the author's experience at a Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans, Louisiana. Features of the parade; Religious aspects of the parade.

• Rice versus Copeland: Notes from the battle and its aftermath.
  Laborde, Errol // New Orleans CityBusiness (1994 to 2008); 3/3/97, Vol. 17 Issue 35, p5 

  Opinion. Comments on the author's experiences when visiting the Carnival parade, along the Saint Charles avenue, New Orleans. Controversial issues concerning Saint Charles avenue.

• Parade of deceit.
  Pilger, J. // New Statesman & Society; 6/21/91, Vol. 4 Issue 156, p10 

  Opinion. Previews the upcoming Gulf war victory parade to be held in London and develops the notion that the parade is not so much to celebrate as it is to deepen an historical amnesia. The truth of what happened and is happening in the Gulf; Slaughter of so many people in such little time; No...

• Heydays and low days.
  Fishlock, T. // New Statesman & Society; 5/1/92, Vol. 5 Issue 200, p21 

  Recounts the author's experiences living in the Soviet Union during its final years. How its May Day celebrations had lost their triumphalism; Indications of imperial decay and public dissent at the parades; Focus on the author's impressions of the 1990 May Day parade.

• Youth Stride for Pride.
  Fishlock, T. // Progressive; Jul2001, Vol. 65 Issue 7, p21 

  Deals with the Gay/Straight Youth Stride for Pride on May 19, 2001 in Boston, Massachusetts. Organizer of the parade.

• Cotton Bowl Parade picks literacy theme.
  Fishlock, T. // Reading Today; Aug/Sep92, Vol. 10 Issue 1, p6 

  Reveals that the 1993 Cotton Bowl Parade will have as its theme a salute to books, authors, fairy tales and favorite characters. `Facts to Fairy Tales--A Celebration of Literacy' will honor diversed figures and celebrate the impact of reading.

• Hartford, Connecticut.
  Fishlock, T. // Yankee; Sep94, Vol. 58 Issue 9, p31 

  Features the Schemitzun parade of Native American tribes in Hartford, Connecticut on September 15, 1994. Participants; Display of traditional arts and crafts; Venue; Contact information.

• Oxford Street parade looks for sponsors.
  Fishlock, T. // Marketing Week (01419285); 07/15/99, Vol. 22 Issue 24, p6 

  States that the Oxford Street Association is searching for sponsors to support its first street parade called Oxford Street 2000 to be held in Oxford, England. Amount of sponsorship needed for the event.

• Mermaids on parade.
  Reiter, Amy // TCI: Theatre Crafts International; Oct92, Vol. 26 Issue 8, p8 

  Reviews the Mermaid Parade, an annual event along the Coney Island boardwalk established as a calling card for a local non-profit theater company called Coney Island USA. The parade gives out trophies and encourages artists and community groups to compete in categories. Examples of parade...

• Turkish Day Parade Begins in Germany.
  Reiter, Amy // Journal of Turkish Weekly; 5/24/2010, p30 

  The article notes that thousands of people including Turkey's State Minister Egemen Bagis attended the Turkish Day parade in Hannover, Germany despite the rainy weather on May 30, 2010.

• The Catholic case for inclusion.
  DeCosse, David E. // America; 5/8/1993, Vol. 168 Issue 16, p15 

  Discusses the question of right of the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) to exclude the Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO) from the Saint Patrick's Day Parade in New York City. Catholic arguments; Inflated charges against the ILGO; Comment from George Clough, national president of the...

• PUT SANTA TO WORK.
  DeCosse, David E. // NZ Business; Sep2008, Vol. 22 Issue 8, p8 

  The article offers information on the 75th anniversary Auckland Farmers Santa Parade in Auckland, New Zealand on November 30, 2008.

• Everybody loves a parade.
  DeCosse, David E. // Commonweal; 7/12/91, Vol. 118 Issue 13, p419 

  Editorial. Reflects on the enthusiasm exhibited at New York City's June 10 `Welcome Home' parade for the troops of Operation Desert Storm. Value of joy and relief; Dangers of emphasizing moral exhibitionism and self-gratulation; Fears that President George Bush will exploit the Gulf victory in...

• Sodom & begorra.
  Baumann, Paul // Commonweal; 4/9/93, Vol. 120 Issue 7, p5 

  Opinion. Comments on how, in the context of the New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade and the demonstration by the Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization (ILGO), everyone can feel inclusion before God. The author's comments on ILGO's attempts to be allowed to march in the parade with its own...

• Swan Princess featured in Thanksgiving Day parade.
  Baumann, Paul // Playthings; Nov94, Vol. 92 Issue 11, p43 

  Reports on the participation of the Swan Princess in the 1994 Thanksgiving Day Parade of Macy's in New York. Description of the float; Performance of the song `Far Longer Than Forever.'

• Macy's parade route is a big-bucks issue.
  Fickenscher, Lisa // Crain's New York Business; 4/5/2010, Vol. 26 Issue 14, p2 

  The article offers information on the contentious issue related to Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade which might change its route in 2011 from current Seventh Avenue location to Sixth Avenue in Times Square, New York City.

• Beneficence comes to W.I. Day Parade.
  Fickenscher, Lisa // New York Amsterdam News; 8/26/95, Vol. 86 Issue 34, p2 

  Reports on the efforts of a group of Caribbean organizations to take full advantage of the multimedia gathered on Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway on September 4, 1995 for the annual West Indian Labor Day Parade to solicit money to aid the Caribbean Children Fund.

• Floats, high steppers, cowboys, pretty girls, along 7th Ave.
  Salaam, Yusef // New York Amsterdam News; 9/23/95, Vol. 86 Issue 38, p1 

  Focuses on the 27th annual African-American Day Parade of September 17, 1995. Participants of the parade; Brief description of the parade.

• Parade of honor.
  Salaam, Yusef // New York Amsterdam News; 6/08/96, Vol. 87 Issue 23, p10 

  Reports that a parade honoring the achievements of intermediate and high school age students in the Crown Heights area in New York, New York will be held on June 8, 1996.

• The don on Fifth.
  Salaam, Yusef // New York Amsterdam News; 6/15/96, Vol. 87 Issue 24, p17 

  Presents a photograph related to the National Puerto Rican parade in New York City. Don King float.

• Africa transforms a borough, Brooklyn.
  Salaam, Yusef // New York Amsterdam News; 7/13/96, Vol. 87 Issue 28, p8 

  Presents photographs of African Americans who participated in the 1996 African Day Parade festivities in Brooklyn, New York City.

• Over one million expected at West Indian Day parade.
  Browne, J. Zamgba // New York Amsterdam News; 08/31/96, Vol. 87 Issue 35, p4 

  Announces the holding of the West Indian Day parade by Caribbean Americans on September 2, 1996 in Brooklyn, New York City. Use of the parade as a culmination of the Caribbean Brass Festival; Activities; Participation of William Richardwon, Jean P. Alexander in the event.

• 2 million attend festive West Indian Day.
  Browne, J. Zamgba // New York Amsterdam News; 9/07/96, Vol. 87 Issue 36, p2 

  Describes the highlights of the West Indian Day celebrations in New York City in September 1996. Activities; Participation of Governor George Pataki and State Comptroller H. Carl McCall in the event.

• Scenes from the West Indian Day Parade.
  Peterkin, Lem // New York Amsterdam News; 9/07/96, Vol. 87 Issue 36, p32 

  Presents photographs of participants in the 1996 West Indian Day Parade in New York City.

• All-American parade.
  Otsuki, Toshi; Stewart, Arlene Hamilton // Victoria; Jul96, Vol. 10 Issue 7, p28 

  Features the yearly Fireman's Parade in Katonah, New York. Celebration since 1875.

• Costumed cows and other critters.
  Otsuki, Toshi; Stewart, Arlene Hamilton // National Geographic World; Jul89, Issue 167, p26 

  Photo essay with brief text describing the 1988 Costumed Animal Parade, an event sponsored by the Maryland 4-H Club and held annually at the State Fair in Timonium, Md.

• Join my parade.
  Otsuki, Toshi; Stewart, Arlene Hamilton // National Geographic World; Oct92, Issue 206, p19 

  Looks at the Vintage Halloween Parade, the nation's largest Halloween celebration which is held in Greenwich Village in New York City. Details how students worked on a float featuring a dragon that was 30 feet long.

• Ballooooon-o-mania.
  Daily, Laura // National Geographic World; Nov96, Issue 255, p2 

  Reports on Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. Macy's Department Store's parade studio in Hoboken, New Jersey; New balloons in the parade; Balloon's physical properties; Number of balloons in the parade.

• Marching order.
  Daily, Laura // New Orleans Magazine; Jan97, Vol. 31 Issue 4, p48 

  Presents the schedule of carnival parade for 1997 from January 18 to February 11, 1997 at different places in New Orleans.

• Krewesin' the streets.
  Daily, Laura // New Orleans Magazine; Jan97, Vol. 31 Issue 4, p62 

  Presents the changes on the ranking of the downtown parade at New Orleans. Traditional daytime parades; Traditional nighttime parade; Superkrewes of the parade; Information about the suburban parade scene.

• Commercialism makes inroads into carnival.
  Laborde, Errol // New Orleans CityBusiness (1994 to 2008); 1/8/96, Vol. 16 Issue 27, p5 

  Focuses on the commercialism in carnivals in New Orleans, Louisiana. Violence resulted from the free fried chicken stubs being given away during the parade; Effect of commercialisms on the government's budget; Efforts being made by the city to guard parades against commercialism.

• Endymion: A milestone for the biggest carnival parade.
  Laborde, Errol // New Orleans CityBusiness (1994 to 2008); 2/5/96, Vol. 16 Issue 31, p5 

  Focuses on the Krewe of Endymion, the largest in the Carnival parade in New Orleans, Louisiana. Historical development; Profile of Ed Muniz, captain and founder; Description of ndymion Saturday parade.

• Publisher's notes.
  Laborde, Errol; Metcalf Jr, William M. // New Orleans CityBusiness (1994 to 2008); 2/12/96, Vol. 16 Issue 32, p4 

  Focuses on the celebration of the Knights of Momus march. Projected target of the Momus if celebrated in 1996; When the Momus' parade usually creates a stir; What contemporary politicians have learned.

• The mother-in-law of all parades.
  Klein, J. // New York; 6/24/91, Vol. 24 Issue 25, p9 

  Gives details on the two huge parades which were recently held in New York and Washington to commemorate one rather distant, marginal war. Excess; How two celebrations differed; Contrast between celebratory spirit and financial despair in New York.

• Glory!
  Pooley, E. // New York; 6/24/91, Vol. 24 Issue 25, p24 

  Presents a photo essay of the recent New York City parade to honor returning heroes of the Persian Gulf War.

• Shortage of ticker tape.
  Pooley, E. // Newsweek; 9/30/85, Vol. 106 Issue 14, p11 

  The part of Broadway that crosses Manhattan's financial district, known as the `Canyon of Heroes' has been the site of many ticker-tape parades. But in the computer age, few brokerages rely on tickers for their market quotations, and there is a shortage of ticker tape. Now, when the city plans...

• Shot.
  Pooley, E. // New York; 9/16/96, Vol. 29 Issue 36, p18 

  Presents a photograph taken by Andrew Lichtenstein at the Caribbean Day Parade on September 2, 1996.

• San Francisco parade slated.
  Pooley, E. // Advocate; 4/12/72, Issue 83, p6 

  Reports on the schedule and route of the Christopher Street West parade in San Francisco, California.

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