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Sobering sounds from Loseling

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A spiritual essence graced the stage of Schaeffer Auditorium on Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. in the form of The Mystical Arts of Tibet.
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Rutgers to honor Dalai Lama with degree

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Rutgers University will award an honorary degree to the Dalai Lama when the Tibetan Buddhist leader visits the New Brunswick campus Sept. 25, officials announced Thursday.
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Buddhism expert expounds on enlightenment

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Envision a gigantic tree, the most beautiful of trees touching the sky and in that tree sits the leaders, the mentors, the enlightened ones, those who lead you down the path.
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High TAR wages benefit the privileged

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After several years of rapid wage increases, privileged staff and workers in the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) have remained the second highest paid in the People's Republic of China (PRC)
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Status of Tibetan Refugees in Nepal Remains in Limbo

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Tibetans in Nepal are pushing to have their refugee offices reopened - two weeks after the government ordered them closed. The welfare center and the representative office of the Dalai Lama - Tibet's exiled spiritual leader
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US faces dilemma in Nepal after King’s power grab

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The United States is facing a dilemma in Nepal: freeze military and other aid to punish the king for stifling democracy or watch Maoist guerrillas assume greater control of the Himalayan outpost.
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Musical feast aids Tibetans

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Successful benefit concerts need to showcase big commercial names. Otherwise how could they draw top bucks for their cause?
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China starts construction of first railway station in Lhasa

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China will invest over 12 million US dollars to build the first-ever train station for Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, as part of the ambitious Qinghai-Tibet railway project.
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Dykstra instructs Tibetan monks on science, physics

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Physics professor Dewey Dykstra recently returned from teaching a three-week workshop for exiled Tibetan monks in Dehra Dun, India.
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‘Secrets of Tibet’: New Poem by Oser

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A poem written by the author Oser (Chin: Weise) whose book Notes on Tibet was banned by the authorities in September 2003, has been circulated on the Internet since late 2004.
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