May 01, 2006

Index

• Cleaning up money laundering.
• Going out this month: the Swiss guide to food and drink.
• Sheila O'Flanagan How Will I Know?
• American Women's Club of Bern.
• EU status quo suits Zurich.
• English Speaking Club Zurich.
• Death warmed up: famous for hating being famous and reputedly as relaxed in her morals as her murderous anti-hero Tom Ripley, American crime writer and long-time Swiss resident Patricia Highsmith is the subject of an intriguing new exhibition that sets out to challenge her reclusive reputation.
• American International Club of Geneva.
• Stuart McLean Home from the Vinyl Cafe.
• Zurich International Women's Association.
• Smoke-free Switzerland: as other European countries act to protect the public against tobacco smoke in restaurants and bars, Swiss parliament is pondering its options. And a cantonal crackdown, as well as surveys of the public and politicians on federal health committees, suggest it could happen--as soon as this year.
• AHV, fighting a ticket, overtime pay & more ...
• Of an unexpected nature ... the 45 communes of Canton Geneva offer a treasure trove to surprise and delight the nature lover. Here, Swiss News takes a walk in the woods.
• National airline still struggling.
• International Men's Club Zurich.
• Asian Ladies Club.
• What's on this month.
• Zurich Comedy Club.
• From the editor.
• Glarus: high-tech industry and the world's most direct democracy.
• The British Residents' Association of Switzerland.
• Valley of the Giacomettis: at the southern end of the wide-open Engadine valley, with its string of sparkling lakes, we cross the Maloja Pass and plunge into another world. Swiss News explores a remote valley and the family of famous artists it inspired.
• Swiss named big cheese in Wisconsin.
• How Swiss are you? This is the question being asked of people across the United States by the recently launched Swiss Roots organisation.
• American International Women's Club of Geneva.
• Swiss American Society Lucerne.
• Asian Ladies Club.
• The British Residents' Association of Switzerland.
• English Speaking Club Zurich.
• International Men's Club Zurich.
• Swiss American Society Lucerne.
• Zurich Comedy Club.
• Zurich International Women's Association.
• Sheila O'Flanagan How Will I Know?
• Stuart McLean Home from the Vinyl Cafe.
• From the editor.
• Cleaning up money laundering.
• National airline still struggling.
• Swiss named big cheese in Wisconsin.
• EU status quo suits Zurich.
• Smoke-free Switzerland: as other European countries act to protect the public against tobacco smoke in restaurants and bars, Swiss parliament is pondering its options. And a cantonal crackdown, as well as surveys of the public and politicians on federal health committees, suggest it could happen--as soon as this year.
• How Swiss are you? This is the question being asked of people across the United States by the recently launched Swiss Roots organisation.
• Glarus: high-tech industry and the world's most direct democracy.
• Death warmed up: famous for hating being famous and reputedly as relaxed in her morals as her murderous anti-hero Tom Ripley, American crime writer and long-time Swiss resident Patricia Highsmith is the subject of an intriguing new exhibition that sets out to challenge her reclusive reputation.
• What's on this month.
• Going out this month: the Swiss guide to food and drink.
• Of an unexpected nature ... the 45 communes of Canton Geneva offer a treasure trove to surprise and delight the nature lover. Here, Swiss News takes a walk in the woods.
• Valley of the Giacomettis: at the southern end of the wide-open Engadine valley, with its string of sparkling lakes, we cross the Maloja Pass and plunge into another world. Swiss News explores a remote valley and the family of famous artists it inspired.
• AHV, fighting a ticket, overtime pay & more ...
• American International Club of Geneva.
• American International Women's Club of Geneva.
• American Women's Club of Bern.