Organizers of the Madison Square Garden event invited a broad social, ethnic and religious cross-section of 400 immigrant groups, ranging from Jains to Zoroastrians, Tamils to Bohras, yoga foundations to diamond-merchant associations.
If we're to believe the cacophony of their exhortations, cosmetics is the cure-all for everything from freckles to depression and a good foundation has replaced diamonds as a girl's best friend.
Mrs. Diamond, whose foundation supports medical science, human rights and arts projects, helped to develop the program.
The project draws its name from Irene Diamond, whose foundation has supported the development of choreography by City Ballet.
Mr. Martins and Mrs. Diamond, whose foundation also supports City Ballet's Diamond Project for the presentation of new choreography, said they had two goals in mind: to furnish choreographers with time, space and dancers, and to support the creation of dances in the classical ballet idiom.
It was also at this period that Turing met Wittgenstein, and there is a full record of their 1939 discussions on the foundations of mathematics in (Diamond 1976).
Introduction by Elin Diamond.
Among the foundation's top priorities was the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center for the City of New York, affiliated with Rockefeller University.
Thus tens of thousands of South Africans can protest in the streets with "Zuma must fall" placards – borrowed directly from "Rhodes must fall" – because of the liberal constitutional foundations which the appalling imperial supremacist and diamond racketeer helped lay.
Mrs. Diamond remained in control of the foundation after his death.
Meredith expertly shows how the exigencies of the diamond (and then gold) rush laid the foundation for apartheid.
