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...herself-are in the works. The first, a documentary called Nanking, premiered at Sundance in January and will be screened at the Hong Kong International Film Festival in late March. It tells the story of a handful of American and European expatriates who established a neutral safety zone to protect some 200,000 Nanjing residents during the conflict. The film is the brainchild of Ted Leonsis, vice chairman of AOL (which, like TIME, is owned by Time Warner), who had chanced upon Chang's obituary in a yellowing newspaper while on holiday in the Caribbean. "It shocked me, one, that...
...McCartney, she is thrilled with the joint venture. "I want to have good skin," she states, "but I do think people are increasingly discriminating and want to protect the environment. Why not do that with products that are really sexy...
...gender but not ready to identify themselves publicly—are occasionally chased from bathrooms, forced to jump through desultory bureaucratic hoops, and sporadically snickered at from behind turned shoulders. Harvard has taken substantial strides to make life easier for its transgender students. Amending its non-discrimination policy to protect gender identity last year was a milestone, and the Committee on House Life’s recent decision to make gender-neutral housing easier to obtain for transgender students—by including a transgender option in addition to the male and female categories on housing forms?...
...just too damn catchy, and the penny-pinching music lover would walk the 500 miles—or drive the 10 blocks—to actually buy the record.The art of the radio tape has existed since the cassette was first introduced, and, surprisingly, it is one that is protected by the Fair Use doctrine of U.S. copyright law.Recordings for personal use allow the radio listener to take the fullest advantage of a station’s programming. These recordings also benefit the station and the music labels by encouraging longer listening sessions and subsequent album purchases.But the times...
...would attract huge numbers of ethnic Chinese to the province and upset fragile ecosystems. In a 2003 white paper Chinese officials denounced those concerns as the work of the "Dalai [Lama] clique and the international anti-China forces" who ignore "the progress in the ecological improvement and environmental protection work in Tibet." The paper argued that economic development was necessary to protect the province's environment. But officials in Dharamsala argue that average Tibetans are unlikely to benefit. "Development projects must ensure the real benefits go to the Tibetan people themselves and not undermine Tibet's fragile ecology," says Thubten...