Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia; and
Chona San Pedro, a librarian II at the National Library of the Philippines in Manila, Philippines.
Chona Perez was born to be a midwife, marked with a sign of her calling at her birth (with a piece of the amniotic sac over her head like a veil), I have been talking with her for over three decades about her remarkable work and life.
“InSync is proud to be recognized by Inbound Logistics,” says Ashish
Chona, CEO of InSync Software, Inc.
Russia's state commission for geological reserves has accepted Gazprom Neft's (SIBN RX - Hold) updated estimate for reserves at its
Chona group in Eastern Siberia.
Members of the CBC Philippines technical and coatings commercial teams were present to accept the award including:
Chona Yu, Rachelle Hirang, Marivic Villamor, Jerrold Flores,Dionisio Ballerda and Rod Reyes Jr.
Rezidor appoints
Chona Rezidor Hotel Group has announced Tapasya
Chona as the regional responsible business coordinator for the Middle East.
Speaking on the occasion, Shayama
Chona, Tamana's founder- president, said that the event would provide an excellent platform for the students to express their individuality and have some fun too.
The upgrade follows an inspection of the school's facilities by a team from the CBSE, headed by senior official Dr S
Chona earlier this year.
Down the Aisle, Over to FenwayBoston GlobeVideo by Scott La Pierre and
Chona Camomot
Como he dicho, `La chica sexy' es como `La
chona', pero unos anos despues ...
"The charges were brought to the court when it became apparent that the court would order his release," said defence lawyer Mainza
Chona.
Carr's span runs from Henry Knox as America's first Secretary of War (under whose jurisdiction, revealingly, 'Indians' were first placed) and who was caught between wishing to be a 'friend to the Indian' and implementing early settlement and removal policies, and the anthropologist, Ruth Underhill, who was midwife to Maria
Chona's The Autobiography of a Papago Woman (Memoirs of the American Anthropological Association, 1936), an 'as told to' story full of tribal detail and yet, finally, more sentimental about lost civilization than a witness to the tribal living.
