… bounties as high as $25,000 for westerners. Taliban soldiers still frequent the area, blocking roads at night, intimidating drivers, and hindering commerce. “We are not all Taliban,” Mohammad says, “but the Americans think we are all criminals.” He had been leery about meeting with me. Was I really …
… made Gaza the focus of their work. This is the challenge of coming to Gaza: how to shed new light on one of the world’s most thoroughly photographed human tragedies? But then I met Ismail Ibrahim Abu Eida. He was walking … with support from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting . 26-37 By Asim Rafiqui …
… spite of everything, there was a balanced philosophy in medieval times; and some very unbalanced philosophies in later … statement as the following? “It is not for nothing that the comfortable and prosperous Merchant tells a tale that is … not gross in the manner of the Miller’s Tale.” The merchant comfort able and prosperous? Outwardly, to the casual …
… volumes. By Albert A, Trever, New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company. $10.00. A History of Hurope from the Invasions to … down to the usual turning-point of recent chronological studies, the death of Con-stantine the Great. His expressed aim … of pagan antiquity is intimately involved in the essentials and the externals of Greek and Roman religion. When …
Fiction
… She wanted her eyes to convey warmth and ease, and also, that this was the right thing to do. She watched him … in helping the suicidal, just the ones who wanted to die with a little dignity. And somehow (usually through word … to be healed floated out to sea on their backs. Some didn’t come back. Through this natural thinning, whatever was left …
Poetry
… in the earliest and dimmest stage . —Martin Buber The petals of the dogwood trees are an inflamed guilty pink. Aztec … may be no resistence to this day’s vividness. Clarity must complete our sacrifice. The naked sun in his feathered cloak …