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...Jordanians are stronger and we will defeat him the same way we have defeated others. We are very peaceful people and generous to our guests, but the atrocities committed by al-Zarqawi will be met with a brutal response. Al-Zarqawi has united the Jordanian people. Moath Atmeh Dublin...
...studying the works of John Millington Synge, who was known during his lifetime as the most hated man in Ireland. In addition to her research on Synge, Spillane-Hinks will be putting on his most famous play this spring, Playboy of the Western World, which caused riots in Dublin when it was first performed in 1907. When she graduates, Spillane-Hinks plans on returning to Ireland to get a Masters in Theater at the National University of Ireland. After that, more huts...
Though the tasty beverage itself is not appearing, Magners is the main sponsor of this week’s seventh annual Irish Film Festival at the Harvard Film Archive (HFA) and Brattle Theater. The festival may not have quite the thrill of a Dublin pub crawl, but it promises its fair share of exciting events—notably an appearance by Irish director Terry George (“Hotel Rwanda”). With more than 30 features and short documentaries, Magners celebrates the impressive and wide-ranging talent of Irish filmmakers...
...frequently overlooked, and it is nice to see some appreciation for those who often face discrimination because of their physical condition. I was disappointed to read about the opposition to the sculpture. Everyone can benefit from recognizing the singular contributions that different people make to this world. Maddie Molish Dublin, Ohio, U.S. The Future of Energy Your stories on the future of energy lifted my spirits [Oct. 31]. With all the bad news that has inundated us - the war in Iraq, hurricanes, earthquakes and massive federal indebtedness - it has been difficult to see a light...
...demand for the first-trimester test, though it costs $200 to $800 and is not covered by most insurance. More important, it greatly clarifies the range of options for expectant mothers, says lead author Dr. Fergal Malone, chairman of obstetrics and gynecology at the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin, Ireland. "This is not a one-size-fits-all approach," he says. The first-trimester screening carries a high risk of false positives for older women, so a woman who has struggled for years to get pregnant and wishes to avoid the risks of a follow-up amnio might...