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Social Enterprise Summer Fellowships

The Tamer Center for Social Enterprise supports the Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program, a unique and exciting opportunity for students to apply what they’re learning in the classroom with an organization making social change in the world.
This fellowship provides financial support to Columbia and Barnard undergraduate and graduate students engaged in summer internships that create social and environmental value.

MBA Students

As an MBA student, your summer experience is a pivotal opportunity to apply theories and tools from the class room in a practical setting. Social Enterprise Summer Fellows explore new opportunities and deepen existing interests by contributing to organizations that provide fresh challenges and responsibilities, while striving to create positive social change.

The Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program (formerly called CORPS Fellowship Program) was initiated in 1992 by MBA students. These Fellowships enjoy strong Columbia Business School community support, and funds are raised from students every year during fellowship fundraising week with support from staff, faculty, alumni, and supporters of the Program. In addition, a gift from the Class of 2003 endowed around 5 internships for MBA students. This support reflects the conviction that Columbia MBAs can make a significant contribution to the field of social enterprise. In 2015, with the creation of the Tamer Center for Social Enterprise, all Columbia University students who wish work full time over the summer with early- or later-stage social ventures are eligible to apply for a Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship.

Read more about the type of internships and value generated by our students working with leading organizations.

Student eligibility

To be considered for a Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship you must have completed at least one term of core MBA courses. First- and second-year students, including those that will graduate in May are welcome to apply. Priority is given to first-year students. While the fund does not support part-time internships, students enrolled in the summer semester are eligible to receive funding for full-time mini-internships lasting 2 weeks or more, assuming funds are still available. Please note that funding for mini-internships is only available to January-term students enrolled in summer semester courses.

Duration of summer internship

The Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program supports full-time internships for 6–10 weeks. Funding for internships longer than 10 weeks should be discussed with theTamer Center for Social Enterprise.

January-term students enrolled in courses during the summer semester are eligible to receive funding for mini-internships lasting 2 weeks or more, assuming funds are still available. Students can make a significant contribution to an organization by working full-time on a short-term basis, on a tightly scoped issue. Mini-internships might involve performing market segmentations, conducting an independent budget or financial plan analysis, researching technology solutions, or analyzing competitor or benchmarking data. Students participating in mini-internships are subject to identical guidelines, responsibilities, and expectations as other student fellows, and should use the application below.

At a minimum, students are expected to work Monday through Friday for at least 35 hours per week. Part-time work during the summer is not eligible for funding. Students must not work for two employing organizations concurrently.

Eligible Organizations

The employing organization can be a nonprofit 501(c)(3) (or its equivalent outside the U.S.), NGO, public sector organization, for-profit social venture, or social venture capital firm with a clearly defined social or environmental purpose incorporated into the core reason for operation – evident in both mission and practice. Eligible for-profit organizations include:

  1. Low-profit limited liability companies (L3C);
  2. Microfinance or non-bank financial institutions that focus on low-income customers; and
  3. Social purpose for-profit ventures or businesses (including B-Corporations) producing products and/or services that:
    1. focus on addressing the needs of low income communities or customers, with an explicit purpose of increasing the welfare of these groups; or alleviate a market failure, and create significant public goods or benefits that are not wholly captured in the price charged by the business; and
    2. have attracted funding for the business by investors or grant makers who are seeking measurable social or environmental impacts (evidence of these metrics and reporting should be included in the application).

Students who apply for support when working with for-profit organizations in these last three categories must provide detailed evidence of the organization’s clearly defined social or environmental purpose and how this is incorporated into the core strategies and operations of the business.

Students interested in working for social ventures should assess the viability of the venture prior to applying for funding. This fund does not cover students working on their own ventures, as students can access other programs and resources via the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center. Positions with large or publicly listed companies and with for-profit consulting firms that consult to nonprofits, public sector, or other social/environmental organizations are ineligible. Organizations with a narrow political or religious focus or with discriminatory hiring policies will be excluded from eligibility.

Criteria and Selection

The Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program supports internships that have a high probability of success for the student and the employer. Employers are expected to invest time and resources into structuring and managing the activities of the summer fellow. In return, they receive the skills of a dedicated MBA student who can focus on challenging projects for the organization. For students, this is an opportunity to expand their experience, apply their MBA training, and explore career possibilities.

Summer fellowships must meet the following criteria:

  • The Internship description is well-scoped, has clearly defined expectations and deliverables, and identifies the supervisor that the student will be reporting to;
  • Activities and projects require the use of MBA skills and knowledge. The position should not be one that could be filled by an undergraduate or non-MBA intern;
  • Deliverables are challenging yet realistic and have a meaningful impact on the host organization;
  • Students have mid- and end-of-summer reviews with the supervisor; and
  • The employing organization provides a sufficient commitment by funding the internship to the maximum of its ability. (Employers are asked to contribute a minimum of $600 per week. Exceptions and salary expectations are described below.)

In evaluating summer fellowships, students should also look for opportunities that:

  • Provide access to senior-level management and mentors;
  • Expose students to issues that help them better understand the organization beyond their set tasks; and
  • Include interns at meetings and seminars that give them a broad view of the industry.

The summer provides an important opportunity to gain practical experience before reentering the work force. The greater the effort put into identifying and vetting the internship, the higher the likelihood of a successful summer fellowship experience.

Students can expect to receive a maximum salary of $1,200 per week, depending on availability of funds. Employers are expected to contribute a minimum salary of $600 to $1000 per week. This amount may include in-kind support such as housing and transportation. Exceptions to this rule are made on a case by case basis. The Summer Fellowship Program at Columbia Business School contributes $200 to $600 per week for up to 10 weeks (funding beyond 10 weeks is subject to availability).

The greater the amount of financial support provided by each employer, the larger the number of student fellows and organizations that the Summer Fellowship Program can support. Organizations unable to meet the minimum contribution may be asked to submit supporting documentation, such as an operating budget or salary schedules for other graduate-level interns.

If the employer will not contribute to the intern’s salary, the maximum award available to the fellow is $800 per week, depending on availability of funds. This option is not available for mini-internships.

By accepting the fellowship, you are committing to the following obligations (the Program will review these obligations before the final payment):

1. wiki site for summer fellows, to be featured in the summer fellowships website:;
2. Complete an end-of-summer fellowship survey.

You will also be asked to volunteer at least three hours to contribute to the spring fund raising campaign. This may involve:

  • Writing a short article describing your experience for the Bottom Line, the Tamer Center for Social Enterprise, or School’s website and/or newsletter;
  • Assisting club leaders in outreach activities during the spring fund raising campaign;
  • Speaking with current and prospective students about your experience; and
  • Participating in activities promoting Social Enterprise Summer Internships, including but not limited to speaking at Career Management Center presentations and at information sessions for the Tamer Center for Social Enterprise and relevant student clubs.

Application Process and Deadlines

You must have an offer for a full-time (Monday through Friday, 35 hours per week or more) summer position with an eligible organization before applying for a Fellowship. Once you have received an internship offer, the requirements of the Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program should be discussed with the organization’s director or your potential supervisor. From the employing organization, you will need to provide a copy of the offer letter and a completed Employer Information Form. Applicants are expected to submit all requested materials, which include the completed student application, direct deposit form, tax forms (Federal and NY State), offer letter, and Employer Information Form. International students must also submit a copy of passport, U.S. visa, I94, and I20. International students need a SSN to complete the tax forms (ISSO instructions for SSN), and the Tamer Center can provide the required letter, after all other forms are complete. Please download this checklist (.xls file) to ensure your application is complete.

First-year students can begin submitting applications March 1st. Second-year students can begin submitting applications May 31st, assuming funds are still available. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis through June 15 or until funds are no longer available. After April 15th a response can be expected within a week of submitting a completed application. Applications submitted early will be reviewed first. You must submit your completed application and be accepted into the summer fellowship program prior to starting your internship. January-term students are eligible for full time intersession internships in August and may submit applications on a rolling basis until July 20, assuming funds are still available. Students are expected to accept or decline funding within two weeks of receiving notice.

Students will be placed on Columbia University’s payroll and will be paid by check or direct deposit in semi-monthly installments over the summer. The payment dates are typically beginning and middle of the month. Students must be approved and have submitted accurate and complete financial paperwork no later than June 1st to be eligible to receive payment July 1st. The obligations outlined above will be reviewed by the Program before the final installment is paid. January term students with mini-internships will be paid in one installment, upon submission of the internship report. The University will withhold taxes on payments for U.S. and non-U.S. citizens.

If you have questions about the Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program, please contact the Tamer Center for Social Enterprise:

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Fangirl Friday- February 10

Fangirl Friday is a feature hosted by one of my favorite blogs, Nancy Drew is My Homegirl.This is where we talk up the five things that are freaking us out (in a good way) this week.

1. The New Hunger Games Trailer– Alright, so I’m a week late here. But you guys, Cinna! The Mockingjay Pin! The Shush. I love it and am super psyched about this movie.

2.Husband and Children Fangirls–  Speaking of being excited about The Hunger Games movie, after a couple of years of me spazzing over this series, the hysteria has taken over our household (well, except for my six-year old, who is very content with her Magic Treehouse books thankyouverymuch). As I’ve mentioned before, my husband recently read and loved The Hunger Games (and then proceeded to call one of his guys to try to explain the premise to him. Totally hilarious in every way possible) and has now organized a group of us to go see the movie (I know. I was like, um, Vee and I were already going, but I guess you guys can come to).  Now my ten-year old just finished it and loved it. This was hard for me because I’m protective about what I expose the kids to, but after I re-read it recently, the hubs and I were convinced that she could handle it.  Now my daughter and I get to talk about this series! This is pure awesome to me.

3. Valentine’s Day– I don’t care what anyone thinks or says, I love this schmoopy holiday. Give me anything pink, red or covered in hearts, of give me a dorky card that says “Valentine, You Rock” and I’m giddy. In our family, we don’t go out for some crazy romantical night. We do what my husband and I have done since we began dating. We make sugar cookies (homemade Martha Stewart sugar cookies are the best) and royal icing and write goofy notes on them for each other. It’s pretty fun and the kiddos love it.

Martha Stewart's Conversation Heart Cookies. Ours look nothing like this.

4.  Froi of the Exiles by Melina Marchetta– This is a sequel to Finnikin of the Rock. And it’s waiting for me on Net Galley. It’s being oh so patient as I work my way through some other wonderful books that I’ve committed to reading, but I know it’s there and I know I’ll love it.

5. The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls- This is the book chosen by my book club this month and although I’d read it years ago, I’d forgotten how good it was.  I’m so happy to be diving in again.

5 thoughts on “Fangirl Friday- February 10

  1. You fangirl over some crazy awesome stuff! I had missed the new Hunger Games trailer, but after just watching it I might just have to go fangirl over it too! Also, SO cute that you and your husband make sugar cookies together as a Valentine’s tradition! :)

  2. Yay to you for trying to make everyone you know a Hunger Games fan!!!
    i’m always shocked that there are still people out there that haven’t embraced the awesomeness yet.
    Great list and cute cookie tradition! :)

  3. I just finished reading Froi of the Exiles & I feel numb. I wrote a review right after I put it down cuz there was just so much I wanted to say & I couldn’t get my brain to shutup. But holly crap the book is amazing. Its darker & more mature then Finnikin, but it’s also more passionate. You should definitley read this asap! :)

    • OOOOhhh I NEED to open this book. I know I’ll love it, no question about it. I mean, when have I not loved Melina Marchetta? Must read today!

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You are currently browsing the daily archive for March 30, 2007.

For those of you who don’t know already, April 1st is Flash Your Stash Day! Take pics of your stash and blog about it.

Check out KnitSonya’s blog for some great pics of her stash here and here

I’m hoping for some nice weather tomorrow so I can take my stash around town with me for some fun pictures.

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February Fitted Pullover

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Stashdown 2009

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Balls/Skeins of Yarn: 233 Total Weight:33.13lbs Total Miles: 27

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Balls/Skeins of Yarn: 213 Total Weight:30.09lbs Total Miles: 26

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• Center for Ethics

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    The Center has a strong interest in the ethical challenges of professional life, not only in such familiar professions as law, medicine, clinical psychology and social work, but in religious leadership and entrepreneurial activity. Broadly conceived, professional ethics provides a unifying theme for an institution with several prominent professional schools and a major rabbinic seminary. The Center has focused on two areas:

    1. The comparative ethical responsibilities and constraints of different professions
    2. Integrity in the professions, in academia and in public life

    The Center has organized a number of events on integrity in academic, professional and political life. It hosted a series of panel discussions on this topic: "Academic Integrity: Challenges Facing Faculty and Students," "Financial Crisis as a Moral Crisis" and "Scandal, Money, and Corruption: What to Do When Leaders Go Bad?" The Center also presented talks by Sy Syms School of Business Dean Moses Pava on "The Great Financial Meltdown of 2008–009: Jewish Ethics and Business Ethics" and by Professor Danny Statman on "Dirty Hands and Politics." David Wasserman and Sheldon Gelman co-authored a commentary for the Columbia Teacher's Record on "Taking Cheating Seriously: Academic Honesty without Sanctimony."

    The Center's day-long public symposium on "Ethics and Character in the U.S. Presidency" brought prominent historians, political scientists, ethicists and religious scholars together to address issues on moral leadership and the role morality of political leaders, with a focus on the United States. A selection of papers from the symposium was published in a special issue of the Presidential Studies Quarterly, the leading journal in the area.

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In that respect, it referred to the statements made by Rodolfo Frómeta, the head of the terrorist organization Comandos ‧ and Orlando Bosch, chief organizer of the mid-air attack against a Cuban aircraft inin which they had claimed to be continuing to train terrorists and organizing military attacks against Cuba在这方面,它提到了恐怖主义团伙 ‧ 头头Rodolfo Frómeta和 ‧ 年对一架古巴飞机发动空中攻击的主要策划人Orlando Bosch的声明,在其中他们声称他们继续在训练恐怖分子和策划对古巴发动军事攻击。
This Memorandum was denounced by the Government of the Republic of Cuba as a result of the events of ‧ ctober ‧ when a Cuban aircraft was blown up in mid-air, killing ‧ persons年 ‧ 月 ‧ 日,一架古巴飞机在执行飞行任务时坠毁,机上 ‧ 人遇难。 由于这次空难事件,古巴共和国政府宣布废止该备忘录。
In mid-June, the field office in Cyprus dispatched various items of recovered IAEA equipment to Vienna, including air samplers, seals and small radiation sources used as standards,塞浦路斯外地办事处将回收的原子能机构设备调送维也纳,包括空气取样器、密封用具、用作标准的少量放射源。
AMAP ( ‧ a) also summarized that concentrations of HCHs in Arctic air have been low since the mid ‧ s due to worldwide prohibitions and restrictions北极环境监测和评估计划( ‧ 年a)也总结称,由于全球范围内的禁止和限制,北极大气六氯环己烷的浓度水平自 ‧ 年代中期以来一直很低。
For example, an Antonov ‧ aircraft ‧ operated by Air Navette, was nearly involved in a mid-air collision with a United Nations aircraft departing from Bunia on ‧ ovember例如 ‧ 年 ‧ 月 ‧ 日,Air Navette公司经营的一架安托诺夫 ‧ 型飞机 ‧ 险与从布尼亚起飞的一架联合国飞机在空中相撞。
AMAP also summarized that concentrations of HCHs in Arctic air have been low since the mid ‧ s due to worldwide prohibitions and restrictions北极环境监测和评估计划( ‧ 年)也总结称,由于全球范围内的禁止和限制,北极大气六氯环己烷的浓度水平自 ‧ 年代中期以来一直很低。
Posada Carriles had been responsible for the mid-air bombing of a Cuban airliner in ‧ a crime which had claimed the lives of ‧ innocent civilians, and had been involved in dozens of plans, financed by the United States Government, to assassinate former Cuban president Fidel Castro他还参与由美国政府资助的谋杀前古巴总统菲德尔·卡斯特罗的数十项计划。
In the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, monitoring of some persistent organic pollutants (dioxins and total PCBs) in ambient air has been conducted since mid ‧ as part of the regular toxic air pollutants monitoring programme在香港特别行政区,对环境空气的部分持久性有机污染物(二恶英和多氯联苯总量)的监测自 ‧ 年中期即已开始,并成为有毒空气污染物定期监测方案的一部分。
In mid-October, as a result of agreements reached at the regular meetings of the Joint Implementation Committee, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia began to conduct overflights of the city of Novi Pazar, located in the air security zone, to collect photographic data to facilitate planning for the reconstruction of the city,由于在联合执行委员会定期会议上达成协议的结果,南斯拉夫联盟共和国开始在座落于空中安全区的新帕扎尔市进行空中飞行,以收集照相数据,便利市内重建规划。
As a result of the accusations and the action taken by Cuba in the context of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) following the sabotage and destruction in mid-air of a Cubana Airlines aircraft off the coast of Barbados, which caused the death of ‧ passengers and crew, ICAO adopted resolution在国际民用航空组织(OACI)的范围内,古巴就其民用航空公司的一架正在执行飞行任务的班机在巴巴多斯附近遭到袭击坠毁,造成 ‧ 名乘客和机组人员遇难一事提出控诉和控告。 作为古巴这一行动的后果,国际民用航空组织通过了 ‧ 号决议。
Input from the Mercury Air Transport and Fate Research partnership area within the UNEP Global Mercury Partnership has been use both through the direct involvement of experts as co-authors and through the partnership draft report made available in mid-March环境署全球汞伙伴关系内部汞空气传播和最后的结果伙伴关系领域提出的意见已经得到采用,一种方式是通过让专家作为共同执笔者直接参与报告编写工作,另一种方式是通过在 ‧ 年 ‧ 月中旬提交伙伴关系报告草案。
A case in point was that of Luis Posada Carriles, an international terrorist who had been responsible for blowing up a Cuban airliner in mid-air in ‧ attacking tourist facilities in Havana and planning attempts to assassinate the Cuban Head of State一个恰如其分的例子是路易斯·波萨达·卡里略斯,一名国际恐怖分子,他对 ‧ 年在空中炸毁古巴客机、攻击哈瓦那的旅游设施以及策划暗杀古巴国家元首的企图负有责任。
On ‧ ctober ‧ on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the destruction in mid-air, by a terrorist act, of a Cubana Airlines passenger plane off the coast of Barbados, the National Assembly of People's Power of the Republic of Cuba issued the following statement→ ‧ 年 ‧ 月 ‧ 日,为了纪念古巴民用航空公司的一架民用班机因受恐怖主义袭击在巴巴多斯海岸上空坠毁事件发生 ‧ 周年,古巴共和国全国人民政权代表大会发表以下声明
In May ‧ the cargo ramp door of an ‧ opened in mid-air over the southern Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Mission area for MONUC, killing over ‧ passengers ‧ his prompted the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to issue to the peacekeeping missions a ban on transporting passengers on ‧ aircraft until further notice年 ‧ 月,一家伊 ‧ 型飞机飞至刚果民主共和国南部(联刚特派团任务区)上空时,货物通道门开启,造成 ‧ 多名乘客遇难。 ‧ 有鉴于此,维持和平行动部向各维和特派团发出禁令:除非另有通知,伊 ‧ 型飞机不得再作客运之用。
Information presented and actions promoted by Cuba in the Security Council, on the question of the destruction in mid-air of a Cuban civilian aircraft near the island of Barbados, on ‧ ctober古巴就 ‧ 年 ‧ 月 ‧ 日古巴民航班机在巴巴多斯岛附近坠毁一事向安全理事会提交的报告和要求采取的行动。
Some of these acts include the Bay of Pigs invasion, the Iran-Contra scandal, the mid-air explosion of Cubana de Aviación flight ‧ the bombs planted in tourist resorts in Havana in ‧ and, according to some conspiracy theoreticians, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy这些事件包括入侵猪湾、伊朗门丑闻、炸毁古巴民航 ‧ 班机及 ‧ 年在哈瓦那旅游中心放置炸弹。 一些阴谋理论家称,他还参与暗杀约翰·肯尼迪总统”。
As at mid ‧ per cent of all SALW was covered by record-keeping by number, and work on inventorying and recording by number such sensitive types of weapons as man-portable air defence systems (MANPADS) had been completed in full截至 ‧ 年年,所有小武器和轻武器有 ‧ %已被按编号收入记录,在诸如单兵携带防空系统等敏感的武器类别的盘存和登记方面的工作已经全部完成。
In his mid-term briefing to the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution ‧ on ‧ ugust, the Chairman of the re-established Panel of Experts (see resolution ‧ ) reported that the Panel had been focusing its work on recent violations of the arms embargo on Somalia by land, air and sea重新设立的专家小组主席在 ‧ 月 ‧ 日对安全理事会第 ‧ 号决议所设委员会所作的中期简报(见第 ‧ 号决议)报告说,小组的工作重点是最近海陆空违反武器禁运索马里的情况。
Mr. Montaner had founded the Cuban-Spanish Foundation, a branch of the mobster Cuban-American National Foundation, which had financed several terrorist acts against Cuban people, including attacks masterminded by the terrorist Luis Posada Carriles, who is responsible for the mid-air bombing of a commercial jetliner in ‧ and several dynamite attacks of Cuban tourist facilities in蒙塔内尔先生设立西班牙籍古巴人基金会,是犯罪集团美籍古巴人全国基金会的分支,后者资助多次反古巴人民的恐怖主义行动,包括资助恐怖主义份子路易斯·波萨达·卡里莱斯策划的罪行,而卡里莱斯是 ‧ 年一次商用喷射机空中爆炸以及 ‧ 年几次炸弹攻击古巴旅游设备的主谋。
On ‧ ctober ‧ a Cubana Airlines airplane was sabotaged in a cowardly manner and blew up in mid-air off the coast of Barbados, killing all the passengers and crew, including the young winners of the Central American and Caribbean fencing championship and a group of Guyanese students年 ‧ 月 ‧ 日,一架古巴民用航空公司的飞机成为一起怯懦的袭击事件的目标,在执行飞行任务的过程,在巴巴多斯附近坠毁,致使机上乘客和机组人员全部丧生。
Once again, Cuba denounces the complicity and absolute responsibility of the Government of the United States for the release of that person, who is liable for countless terrorist acts against Cuba and other countries, including the mid-air bombing of a Cuban airliner claiming ‧ lives, and the death of the young Italian Fabio di Celmo, after terrorists trained, coordinated and paid by Posada Carriles and the Cuban-American National Foundation bombed several hotels in Havana in古巴再次揭露美国政府对释放此人一事的同谋和绝对责任,而此人对无数针对古巴和其他国家的恐怖行动负有责任,包括空中炸毁一架古巴客机、夺走 ‧ 人生命的事件、以及由波萨达·卡里略斯和古巴-美国国家基金所训练、协调和资助的恐怖分子 ‧ 年在哈瓦那炸毁若干旅馆、造成年轻的意大利人Fabio di Celmo死亡的事件。
The Government that has unleashed wars in the name of the fight against terrorism is the same one that now, in blatant violation of its international obligations, protects and provides refuge to the Western Hemisphere's main terrorist, the perpetrator of the mid-air explosion of a Cuban airliner with ‧ passengers on board, who is responsible for many other killings of Cuban citizens and citizens of other nations这个以反恐名义发动战争的国家政府也是现在公然违反其国际义务、保护和庇护西半球主要恐怖分子的政府,这名恐怖分子制造了载有 ‧ 名乘客的一架古巴民航机空中爆炸的案子,他还杀害了许多古巴公民和其他国家公民。
On ‧ uly ‧ a commercial aircraft belonging to a Russian airline collided in mid-air with a commercial aircraft belonging to DHL International Ltd. Conflicting instructions and misunderstandings between the pilots, Swiss air traffic controllers and the onboard anti collision systems caused the planes to collide at an altitude of ‧ feet above German territory and to crash to the ground年 ‧ 月 ‧ 日,一架俄罗斯航空公司所属商用飞机与一架DHL国际公司所属商用飞机在空中相撞。 飞行员、瑞士空中交通调度员以及机载防撞系统之间相互矛盾的指令和误解,导致飞机在德国领土上空 ‧ 英尺的高度相撞并坠毁。
However, with the intervention of “Operation Artemis” by the Interim Emergency Multinational Force in midin Ituri province, regular supplies by air, water and land were stymied不过,随着临时紧急多国部队 ‧ 年年在伊图里省展开“阿耳特弥斯行动”,陆海空常规供应已经受到遏制。
Six weeks later, a Cuban civilian airliner with ‧ people on board exploded in mid-air ‧ minutes after taking off from the Caribbean island of Barbados这份宣言是由革命组织联合指挥部的五个恐怖主义组织签署的。
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