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二十一世纪英文报
第416期 (2001-08-09)

Frontpage

Zhanna defeats Jones in 100m
BY AGENCIES

Focus

Dance to stay healthy
BY 21ST
Young Chinese embrace rhythm
BY Yie Lin
Rap leaders meet at summit
BY AGENCIES
Glossary
BY 21ST

China Talk

Country battles AIDS
BY CD
WTO entry will transform nation
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES
Bad rice seized
BY AGENCIES
No more fireworks
BY AGENCIES
Storm hits Taiwan
BY AGENCIES
Games net ready
BY AGENCIES
Fair to boost commerce
BY AGENCIES
Tourists assured safety
BY AGENCIES

News

Putin, Kim strengthen ties
BY AGENCIES
Thai PM cleared of corruption
BY AGENCIES
Disputed book used
BY AGENCIES
Kidnapping gang busted
BY AGENCIES
Khatami re-elected
BY AGENCIES
Italy resists meeting
BY AGENCIES

Perspective

How to fend off viruses
BY AGENCIES
Code Red foreshadows threats
BY AGENCIES
Sircam leaks state info
BY AGENCIES

Business

Forbes' Top Ten makers of large kitchen appliances
BY 21ST
Use the Web in your job search
BY Lehman
Market relies on tech cycle
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
Business books quote Walt Disney
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES
Software sales up
BY AGENCIES
Cable nears end
BY AGENCIES
NEC to cut jobs
BY AGENCIES
Euro reserves drop
BY AGENCIES

Science

Dinosaur noses revised
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES
World soccer RoboCup starts
BY DPA
Software imitates human speech
BY AGENCIES
Space life found
BY AGENCIES
Doctor plans clone
BY AGENCIES
Robots play host
BY AGENCIES
3D Earth map made
BY AGENCIES
Sun destroys ozone
BY AGENCIES

Style

Experts forecast 9 billion people by year 2070
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
Designers bet their boots on autumn
BY While frugal consumers are buy
Dotcom engineers have trouble finding brides
BY AGENCIES
Bottoms up
BY REUTERS

Society

Pickpockets menace tourists in Paris
BY AGENCIES
Free pizzas offered
BY AGENCIES
Stamp your face
BY AGENCIES

People

Wife fights father-in-law
BY AGENCIES
Shadowed by his father
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES
Female serial killer executed
BY GUARDIAN
Brosnan ties knot
BY AGENCIES
Model's body found
BY AGENCIES

Forum

Internet alienates users
BY 21ST
Players lacking moral character
BY 21ST
Love bonds real partners
BY 21ST
Optimistic towards life
BY Dear editor
Be strict with students
BY Ralph Jennings
Honour parents' wish
BY Ralph Jennings

Campus Life

Playing role of big boss
BY 21ST
Getting skills certified for job
BY Hai Gang, 21ST
Special schools need recognition
BY Zhang Haigang, 21ST
Campuses preserved
BY 21ST
Credit policy altered
BY 21ST
Zhejiang among top
BY 21ST
Network schools grow
BY 21ST

World Education

Rules put Chinese students off
BY Zhang Haigang, 21ST
Dating in US goes from bad to worse
BY Chrissy Ragan
Interns gain skills
BY 21ST
Light on display
BY 21ST
Top science school
BY 21ST
MBA tour grows
BY 21ST

Language Lab

Email a message at your peril
BY 21ST
English lessons on net
BY David Nunan
ELT calendar
BY 21ST
Stories in the air
BY 21ST
HOT WORDS
BY THE typhoon season in the Asia

Readers Report

Loving grandma gets cancer
BY 21ST
My five time capsule items
BY 21ST
Snowgirl leaves mental imprint
BY 21ST

Entertainment

'Simpsons' go global
BY AGENCIES
Chan rushes for seconds
BY AGENCIES
US weekendbox office toppers
BY 21ST
Kurosawa remains hot property
BY AGENCIES
Movie Critics
BY 21ST
`N Sync at top
BY AGENCIES
Soap ratings fall
BY AGENCIES
Turn Off The Light
BY Nelly Furtado
`Rubber Lips' releases album
BY AGENCIES
Arista saves its love for Whitney
BY AGENCIES

Sport

Preparations heating up
BY 21ST
Student games
BY 21ST
Words not the only way of communicating
BY 21ST
Soliciting contributions
BY 21ST
Bora's job on the line
BY AGENCIES
Agassi's kid to beat Sampras'
BY AGENCIES
`Amateur' to be dropped
BY AGENCIES
Fan's showdown
BY AGENCIES
Steroids scam
BY AGENCIES
Olajuwon deal
BY AGENCIES
Becker to play
BY AGENCIES
Ruiz-Holyfield
BY AGENCIES

Supplement

Firms buy into hi-tech E-book
BY Tong Ming, 21ST
Revolution to change the way we read
BY Tong Ming, 21ST
Internet a blessing for die-hard movie lovers
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
Stay sober with your computer's help
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
More time spent on shopping for sport goods
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
Playing around all day with gadgets
BY 21ST
Love match at the press of a button
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
Copies of CDs from the Net threaten record labels
BY 21ST
Firms panic over e-lending
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
NetLibrary model criticized
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
E-books still face teething problems
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
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