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Returning to the details of Vicky’s personal life, she recounted a struggle that will occur in her home. “You will not give up your independence easily. You’ll fight like the Dickens,” Mary said. Vicky smiled. ?...
The area is home to many of Vietnam's 54 colorful minority hill tribes, and ethnic crafts are a bargain. A toothless old woman with a tasseled scarlet head wrap and shaved eyebrows walked up to us selling woven blankets and silver jewelry. "Joli, tres joli," she crooned persistently in...
Around the Senzoku train station in Tokyo's Meguro, strangers bowed and smiled to one another and shared special editions of newspapers published to commemorate the occasion. BABY GIRL! screamed headlines. Queues snaked around shops selling royal-birth specials. Red lanterns swayed and banners extolling congratulations hung from homes and...
As Atta and his security chief, Wasiq, described how Mazar had been taken, it became clear that this fighting had finished only hours before I arrived. They told me about Sultan Raziya, a girls' school in the southeast part of the city, where Pakistani "tourists," as they called them, had...
Bob Shaunessy 59 and his wife Elaine, of Windam, NH, are no strangers to Harvard football. A starting tackle for three years, Bob captained the team his senior year. That same year, he was named to the All-Ivy First Team in the Associated Press annual football poll. Standing behind...