Last March

• Nate Smith's Last March Labor Activist Passes at 82

He was one of the driving forces in the days of the Movement," said [Kendrick]. "And he was a true civil rights warrior because he made real contributions to improve people's lives. Erica Peiffer who spent five years working on a documentary film biography on Smith, "What Does Trouble Mean? [Nate Smith Jr.]'s Revolution," said she aspires to be like him because he was, "one of the most passionate people I've met." "Nate knew he could only do boxing for so long, so he decided he was going into the construction unions," said his longtime confidant and business partner Ed Meeks. "And that's where the real fighting started."

• New Pittsburgh Courier; City Edition
• October 11, 2011

• Japan: one year later: a look at how the nation is doing since last March's earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown.

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] It's been one year since Japan's northeastern coast was ravaged by a 9.0-magnitude earthquake--the worst in the nation's hist...

• New York Times Upfront
• Vol. 144 Nbr. 11, March 2012

• Detroit Casinos' March Revenues Increase From Same Month Last Year: Michigan Gaming Control Board Releases March 2012 Revenue Data

The Michigan Gaming Control Board ("MGCB") released the revenue and wagering tax data for March 2012 for the three Detroit, Michigan, commercial casin...

• Mondaq Business Briefing
• United States Law Articles in English

• Recollections On Cesar Chavez' Last March

The funeral procession began when the simple pine box was lifted up and Cesar Estrada Chavez traveled for the last time to the Forty Acres, original headquarters of the United Farmworkers of America, in Delano, California. It was a sunny morning, the 29th of April, 1993. Fifty thousand people marched through the streets with countless memories, stories, and hopes that Cesar inspired through thirty years of organizing compesinos in the United States. Sixteen years after touching that pine box draped in the UFW flag, I share some of my memories and reflections.

• La Prensa; San Antonio, Tex.
• September 08, 2009

• Helping His Homeland: ; Charleston Surgeon Missing in Libya; Human Rights Watch: Dr. Rida Mazagri, Last Seen On March 16

A Charleston neurosurgeon who went to Libya in February to treat the injured in his strife-torn homeland has been missing since March 16, according to a human rights group. Dr. Rida Mazagri was last seen leaving Ajdabiya and is among at least three doctors missing in eastern Libya, Human Rights Watch wrote on its website. The group said they are among hundreds of people reported missing in that region since mid-February.

• Sunday Gazette-Mail
• April 04, 2011

• Hot Picks: 2011 Quilt Show, 'Mayhem and Majesty'

Music: Back with a Squonk After a fall and winter tour through five states, Squonk Opera returns home this weekend for five performances of "Mayhem and Majesty," a show that debuted last March.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• March 30, 2011

• CDC Software Reports 14 Percent Increase in Application Sales and Recurring Revenue for the Quarter Ended March 31, 2010 Compared To Same Period Last Year.

SHANGHAI & ATLANTA -- CDC Software Corporation (NASDAQ: CDCS), a hybrid enterprise software provider of on-premise and cloud deployments, today announ...

• Business Wire
• April 28, 2010

• Between the Lines; the Millions More March; Black America's Last Chance, or Just the Next One...

Saturday, Minister Louis Farrakhan will again attempt to replicate the modern day miracle of ten years ago, by convening millions in Washington, D.C. to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Million Man March. Known as the Millions More Movement, this will be open to all races, men, women, gays, lesbians, transgender and bi-sexuals of good will, as well as labor, the NAACP and the National Baptist (none of whom endorsed the Million Man March) and all people who face oppression and depression in today's class conflicted society. Ten years after what many doubted could happen, and what others couldn't believe happened, and what others still wonder why it happened, many are asking the question why should it happen again? The more cynical in our society are suggesting that "Black protest" ...

• Sentinel; Los Angeles, Calif.
• August 05, 2009

• Missing Man's Family Braces for Bad News ; Basinger Last Seen March 22.

For the past month, family and friends of a missing Ashland man have conducted extensive searches of southern Boone County with no success. Billy Joe Basinger:

• Columbia Daily Tribune
• August 03, 2010

• March: Winter's Last Gasp

This new event from the Social Committee is a star-studded affair that promises casual elegance in an intimate setting. Maximum participation is 50 people in the Owners' Club Lounge on March 7 starting at 6 p.m. (show starts at 7 p.m.) Portraits will be taken of all the guests, so you might want to come dressed like a star rather than a paparazzi! Enjoy Hollywood-inspired food and beverages provided by Eagle Ridge Resort & Spa (see the complete menu in the ad later in this issue of the Territory Times.) Test your knowledge of the movie industry and win some beautiful prizes. Cost is $50 per person/all-inclusive. Reservation deadline is March 1 so call the Owners' Club today at 815-777-2000 to save your spot on the red carpet! Celebrate St. Joseph's and St. Patrick's Day at this combinat...

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• March 01, 2010