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FOREIGN JOURNALISTS FACE A DANGEROUS NEW WORLD 

WASHINGTON -- This fall, David Rohde, a young and intrepid journalist covering Afghanistan for The New York Times, told the dramatic story of his...

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Review: Bill T. Jones' new exploration of Lincoln better in parts 

By Ann Murphy Correspondent Few choreographers are as elegantly and uncomfortably topical as Bill T. Jones of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane...

TIMING IS TELLING IN CAMP ASHRAF CRACKDOWN 

WASHINGTON -- Being a foreign correspondent brings you face-to-face with some distinctly odd and surprising overseas news sources, and in the fall...

^sup 18^F-ZW-104: A New Radioligand for Imaging Neuronal Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors-In Vitro Binding Properties and PET Studies in Baboons 

An extensive series of radioligands has been developed for imaging central nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) with PET. Two...

MCNAMARA'S GHOST 

WASHINGTON -- When I was a war correspondent in Vietnam and Indo-China from time to time between 1967 and 1971, just about everybody thought that...

Our National Predicament 

Our National Predicament Come Home, America: The Rise and Fall (and Redeeming Promise) of Our Country, by William Greider. Rodale Books. Reviewed...

LESSONS TO LEARN IN SRI LANKA 

WASHINGTON -- Covering the guerrilla movements of the post-colonial world was never easy, but in most cases, foreign correspondents at least knew...

Norfolk Garden Tour at Ocean View's East Beach in other cities 

By Ann Wright

Correspondent

Downsizing was easy after Dale Drescher found her dream neighborhood. Two years ago, she...

Perfect 10 all set for Aintree 

Official People's Race Correspondent TEN amateur riders are just 10 days away from the ride of their lives after making the final cut for the...