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'You Must Set Forth at Dawn: A Memoir' (Calendarlive.com)
06-Apr-2006
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ONE of the few major literary figures who can also be called a genuine hero, the Nobel Prize-winning writer Wole Soyinka has endured prison, exile and other dangers in the cause of human rights. At present, he divides his time among three places: his beloved homeland, Nigeria, where he was born in 1934; Britain, Nigeria's former colonial overseer, where he first ventured as a scholarship student
Editorial : Arresting lies (INQ7.net)
13-Mar-2006
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APPARENTLY, the Philippine National Police’s short stint as media overseer of The Daily Tribune has gotten to its head. Now police spokesmen feel they can insult our intelligence with Orwellian language games.
Overseer appointed for abuse payments (The Cincinnati Post)
13-Mar-2006
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The Blue Ash attorney who administered the Archdiocese of Cincinnati's sexual abuse payments has been appointed to monitor the $85 million settlement with the Diocese of Covington, although lawyers on both sides said the designation is unwanted and counter-productive.
Former Iraq overseer to speak at Augustana (Argus Leader)
13-Mar-2006
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The American who ran Iraq for a year after Saddam Hussein was deposed will speak at Augustana College next month. L. Paul Bremer is the latest in a line of prestigious speakers to appear at the Boe Forum on Public Affairs, Augustana President Bruce Halverson said Thursday. He made the announcement at the college's Center for Western Studies, which sponsors the annual event, founded by former
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