PAMLA

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PAMLA	Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association

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The New Jersey State Society Distinguished Achievement Award was presented to Pamla Sharp for her dedication and untiring service reorganizing the society.

The 2008 scientific and business meetings were held at the Marriott Hotel in Trenton, NJ, on October 25-26, 2008

Pamla said if PrePex was introduced in state hospitals, nurses affiliated to COSATU will refuse to perform circumcisions using the device.

Israeli Circumcision Device Provokes Union Outcry in South Africa

NEW JERSEY Pamla Sharp, RMA, 11 Washington Blvd., Stratford, NJ 08084, email: pdsharpsr@gmail.com

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Callaway also wrote a brief biography of the African priest Jemuel Pamla. In Pioneers in Pondoland (London: Livingstone Press, 1939[?]),

Cross-cultural friendship in the creation of twentieth-century world Christianity

Nehawu's Sizwe Pamla said government must take responsibility.

Doctors to fight back

"Between Modernism and Postmodernism: The Cold War Poetics of Bishop, Lowell, and Ginsberg." PAMLA Presidential Address 2006.

Manishevitz and sake, the kaddish and sutras: Allen Ginsberg's spiritual self-othering

We will challenge that court order if its intention is to intimidate our members into submission," Sizwe Pamla, a spokesman for healthcare workers' union NEHAWU, told Reuters news agency.

S Africa hospitals get army help

Nonetheless David Magatha, Samuel Mathabathe, Michael Boweni, Robert Mashaba and Charles Pamla zealously proclaimed the Methodist gospel in a climate made hostile at times by their own people.

The witness of the Methodist Church in South Africa

(69) "Opinion of a Native Minister, Charles Pamla, Entembeni Mission", Kokstad Advertiser, 12 Nov.

Epidemics and revolutions: the rinderpest epidemic in late nineteenth-century southern Africa

But Pamla Fritts, a single mother on a "very strict budget," asked the council to eliminate the fee.