Additional correspondence relating to Columbia University can be found among individual correspondents in Series I. Correspondence and printed material documenting the struggle over the use of animal vivisection in biomedical research, 1909-23.
Please note that only a small number of letters can be selected for publication and Anna cannot respond to individual correspondents.
For set against the ever-present personal risk for the journalist is the knowledge that individual correspondents and news organisations can have as powerful a voice as diplomats.
In an effort to cut costs, newspapers are replacing bureaus -- which require staffs and cars and family housing -- with mobile, trouble-shooting individual correspondents.
The dramas of individual correspondents in the Boer war took place within the larger arena of European and world politics - an arena in which the media was already becoming an increasingly powerful weapon.
He was known as a moderate and so there is a lot of speculation that the bombing was a message sent to the March 14 bloc itself, rather than Chatah as an individual, our correspondent says.
The local eligible individuals were survey-adjusted to the correspondent questionnaire (Individual User, Individual Children, Teenagers or Adults), additionally to the household characteristics questionnaire; this resulted in a sampling size of 206,700 records that represented 103,013,985 inhabitants in Mexico in 2006.
Square has optional Apple and Android apps that put a slightly more formal face on sending and receiving payments, but e-mail remains the driver of the transaction.The service is designed not for retailers but for individuals, such as your correspondent repaying $3 for pizza to another reporter recently.
Following every letter, annotations identify correspondents, individuals mentioned, and books quoted, cited, or alluded to, and describe events to which the letters refer.
Individuals representing institutional correspondents are cross indexed with the respective principals.
