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...Writer for “Lets Go: USA.” I spent the first seven weeks of my summer in one of Harvard’s most-coveted positions in one of the least-coveted places imaginable. While someone was checking out Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower, I was taking notes on this record-holding crucifix. Somewhere out there one of my fellow research-writers was exploring the Great Wall of China. I was driving through a great wall of corn. And there’s a Harvard student who partied on Bourbon...
...distributed to several online dog groups. After getting enthusiastic e-mail responses to the stories, Fried decided that he might have enough humorous anecdotes about Genevieve to sustain a book. With time on his hands and a marketing background to help him get a book into stores, he started Eiffel Press in 1999. Fried hired a book packager to help design the publication, and in 2000, he self-published Memoirs of a Papillon: The Canine Guide to Living with Humans Without Going...
...copy and netted about $50,000 after expenses. With Genevieve patiently by his side at all book signings and personal appearances, he garnered publicity on TV and in major newspapers across the country. He hopes to write a sequel, also to be published by Eiffel Press...
Gail Climaco is in for a dazzling surprise this Valentine's Day. Her boyfriend Michael Chehi, a technical-marketing engineer from Germantown, Md., plans to fly her to Paris, take her to the top of the Eiffel Tower and slip a diamond engagement ring on her finger. "Gail is the most understanding and open person I know," says Chehi, 33, "and I want her to know that she changed my life...
...Abdul Hakim Murad, uncovered a plan to crash a plane into CIA headquarters in Langley, Va. And as long ago as 1994, in an incident that is well known among terrorism experts, French authorities foiled a plot by the Algerian Armed Islamic Group to fly an airliner into the Eiffel Tower. "Since 1994," says a French investigator into al-Qaeda cases, "we should all have been viewing kamikaze acts as a possibility for all terrorist hijackings." But if Rice's account is accurate, nobody significant in the Bush Administration...