Visitors are always welcome, according to the Web site for the Palace of Gold, at $8 for adults and $6 for children.
— CALVIN YANG Many feel 'less welcome' under British migrant cap About half of non-European students in Britain said that a government immigration cap made them feel "less welcome," according to research released Monday by Regent's University London, a private, nonprofit institution.
There were corporate outings to strip clubs, bosses who groped female subordinates and entire departments where women weren't welcome, according to The New York Times.
Protestors attended the event Saturday holding signs reading "hate is not welcomed here," according to local outlet WCNC.com.
He was referring to the warm welcome accorded Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany, a leading light of the European left, on Tuesday.
"Obama pushed protocol to the limits to give the prime minister the biggest welcome accorded any world leader this year," according to the British newspaper The Guardian.
An effusive welcome accorded Joseph Priestley by radical republican groups in the United States after the radical scientist had left England in 1794 drew Cobbett into controversy.
But over all, Mr. Bush's arrival in Ireland was in striking contrast to the jubilant welcomes accorded here to Presidents Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and John F. Kennedy.
But on Saturday, during a beach retreat with his future ministers, he told reporters that "the country suffered" from the welcome accorded General Pinochet.
Now 84 years old, Thea Musgrave was present to witness the warm welcome accorded her 10-minute Loch Ness – A Postcard from Scotland, lightweight in intention but beautifully imagined orchestrally, with tuba player Ben Thomson embodying the fictive monster.
