Cover Story Archive
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2008-04-18 Driving On the Cheap by Janani Ganesh, India In sharp contrast to the aphorism bigger is better – Tata Motors unveiled its compact car, the Nano to both applause and criticism. Dubbed The People’s Car or The Car for the Masses, the 10’ long car is getting a lot of press... |
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2008-03-28 Lies in Harmony by Jack Rio Huang, China China has been plagued by a firestorm of criticism beginning with very poor air quality, a bad record on human rights, contaminated toys and pharmaceuticals and most recently its handling of the situation in Tibet. |
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2008-03-07 Salvaging Sexuality by Singto Saro-Wiwa, Nigeria Being a virgin was once a lauded symbol of virtue and purity in Nigeria. But over the past decade, casual sex has become a commercial enterprise – 'just another commodity to be haggled over and sold on the open market,'... |
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2008-02-22 To Catch An Art-Thief by Urška Jeran, Slovenia While art crime is widespread and represents the fourth highest-grossing criminal industry worldwide, law enforcement and governments are often baffled about how to go about capturing these thieves and recovering the stolen... |
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2008-02-08 America - Land of Possibilities by Aden Johnson, New York Heart, determination, hard work, and belief in oneself create champions. Even perceived underdogs have every chance of achieving their dreams – whether it’s as the New York Giants who are the 2007 XLII Super Bowl Champions or... |
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2008-01-23 Peace Process Unleashes Violence by Yaffa Shira Fredrick, Israel President George W. Bush will need more than a magic wand to create peace in the Middle East. His trip to the region earlier this month seems to have ignited a new spate of violence between Israel and Palestinian forces. Having... |
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2008-01-08 Inconvenient Independence by Nicole Parrish, Florida Grozny, the capital of Chechnya looks like a "living graveyard" where the Chechen people struggle to survive another day – where independence is a hope and a prayer for a better tomorrow – but thanks to the UN might never be... |
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2007-12-07 Winning Humor by Zachary Ruchman, New Jersey With no end to the writers' strike in sight, viewers of The Daily Show 'can't get no (political) satisfaction.' But weary souls downtrodden by a lack of humor in domestic and international now have reason to rejoice! |
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2007-11-16 Acting for Life by Demore Barnes, California Ironically, life is sweet for actor Demore Barnes. His role as Hector Williams in David Mamet’s TV drama series, The Unit is finished. His character was killed while serving as a Delta Force special operations soldier in... |
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2007-11-02 Running on Heart and Determination by Tyree Washington, California Sure it’s hard to be number 1 in the world of sports. It takes grit, hours of practice and a lot of heart. Track star Marion Jones had a couple of these qualities but apparently she lacked self respect and she forgot why she... |
