When Irish America requested that I research and write a piece on Hillary Rodham Clinton's heritage (pages 50-52), I was concerned.
Re "Raquel Welch Is Reinvented as a Latina; a Familiar Actress Now Boasts Her Heritage" (Arts pages, June 11): Raquel Welch said her Bolivian father "never spoke any Spanish in the home, so as not to have us have an accent".
"To me it amounted to no less than taking responsibility for the whole illustrious heritage of the pages".
In a richly illustrated, 400-page tome, Precious Heritage: The Status of Biodiversity in the United States, published by Oxford University Press, the groups present what conservation biologist Peter Kareiva of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration calls "the most extraordinary assemblage of biodiversity data ever published".
"We can expect to close the page of our Communist heritage by this very symbolic act," said Desislava Panayotova, from the cultural department of the Holy Synod.
After last week's Page One article about heritage-breed chickens fed scraps from some of New York's best restaurants, "In Pursuit of Tastier Chickens, a Strict Diet of Four-Star Scraps," one question remained: How do those birds taste?
The Forum and the accompanying 68-page report titled Saving Our Vanishing Heritage are the product of the Global Heritage Fund (GHF), a California-based international conservancy whose mission is "to protect, preserve, and sustain the most significant and endangered cultural heritage sites in the developing world".
"To his Holiness Pope Franciscus, a great shepherd of our common heritage," the Israeli leader wrote on the inside front page of the book.
Its layout and design is invariably built to reflect this heritage when in fact it is neither a front page nor front cover.
Page A14 New York MINING A SENSE OF HERITAGE For the Details of History The children of immigrants born generally carry a story arc of their parents' lives.
