THE AMBASSADORS
Our
Objectives
Volume 1, Issues
1
July
1998
- The
Ambassadors is
an International monthly gathering of civilizations and cultures
that respects and promotes diversity competition and cooperation
among the world's different ethnocultural populations.
- The
Ambassadors
is dedicated towards the attainment of a healthy medium for
education, research and service.
- The
Ambassadors
is a forum for critical discussion of topics of variety in a
constructive medium, and will strive to include expert
contribution.
- The
Ambassadors
hopes to provide younger generations with a chance to interact
with experts in all fields of academia. This interaction will be
mutually beneficial.
- The
Ambassadors
respects and addresses the issues of special groups including
senior citizens, those affected by health ailments or restricted
by medical conditions. A topic pertaining to such groups will be
featured in every issue of the Ambassadors.
- The
Ambassadors
book reviews will feature the most recent and intriguing writings
of our times and offer an analytical assessment of the work.
Topics to look for in following issues include writings on United
Nations policies, healthy environment, religious studies, golden
age, cancer prevention & treatment, dermatoglyphics, genetic
engineering, herbal aphrodisiacs, AIDS eradication, and oil in the
21st century.
- The
Ambassadors
motto is derived from the late Prof. J. Farquhar 's philosophy of
"Peace + Growth + Development" as stated in 1976.
- The
Ambassadors hopes
to promote the notion of a global village for the 3rd millenium
enriched with peace, prosperity for all.
- The
Ambassadors
will look forward to publishing books about Inbred Populations,
Viagra, Down Syndrome, Diet Therapy, Gene Therapy, etc. Each book
will be edited by one of the 12 experts, who will be previously
featured in The
Ambassadors~selected
studies
section.
This series will be titled "The Twelve Teacher's Series".
- The
Ambassadors is
in need of your contributions, support and critique.
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