Category Archives: nepotism

Tengo famiglia (2)

Posted on October 3, 2008 by Charles Lambert

I had occasion to write about nepotism in Rome’s first and largest university, La Sapienza, almost a year ago, when investigations were being conducted into the university’s dean, Renato Guarini, and some confusion about a nine-million-euro tender for an underground … Continue reading →

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Tiny bitter-sweet unions

Posted on January 30, 2007 by Charles Lambert

This sign has been put up at the entrance to the Jewish quarter of Fondi, where I live, as part of a council drive to attract international tourism to the town. The missing word in line three of the English … Continue reading →

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