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. . . Select feature articles Ramadan Revelry: Holy Fasting Days & Wild Mall Nights Philadelphia Independent, Late Winter 2004 An account of an interesting excursion in Bahrain. What It's Like to Be a Millionaire Details magazine, April 2003 If you don't grow up with money and then are suddenly worth millions, how does it change your life? Who Needs a Diploma? The New York Times Magazine, Sunday, March 5, 2000 Why the high-tech industry wants dropouts. How good jobs are going to kids without even a high school diploma. Mightier than the sword Financial Times, weekend magazine, First Person column, July 31, 2004 A family (and national) tragedy inspires a project to connect Brooklyn high school students with their counterparts in Baghdad. Land of Our Father Financial Times, weekend magazine, The Business, April 14, 2001 (2,733 words) The Holy Land Experience has brought the best bits of the Bible to Disney World. Interview: Oman's shock jock The Times (London), January 15, 2004 A profile of an outspoken female radio personality in the Arab world who also happens to be a member of Oman's royal family. A World Safe For Starbucks The Philadelphia Independent, front page, Spring 2003 Observations from an international aid conference on the eve of war. Drama unfolds of a little empire Financial Times, weekend section, January 20/21, 2001 An interview with the President of Montmartre. Crackpot authorities Salon, August 17, 1999 From Wilhelm Reich to Julian Jaynes to H.W. Fowler, I sing of the brilliant, the ambitious and the just a bit mad. The art of Don E. Knuth Salon, September 16, 1999 Computing's philosopher king argues for elegance in programming – and a Pulitzer Prize for the best written. The science of invention Salon, June 29, 2000 Can a theory cooked up by a Soviet labor camp survivor solve today's thorniest engineering problems – and make the world a better place? |
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