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二十一世纪英文报
第437期 (2002-01-03)

Focus

New year brings hope, happiness
BY 21ST

News

Booming drum returns
BY AGENCIES
Another resigns
BY AGENCIES
Air raid kills 100
BY AGENCIES
Blaze kills 400
BY AGENCIES
Weekly statistics
BY 21ST
Top 10 news stories around the globe in 2001
BY AGENCIES
Court rules on evidence
BY 21ST
Many challenges face world in coming year
BY AGENCIES
WTO agreement
BY 21ST
Blasts kill 34
BY 21ST
Men get birth right
BY 21ST
Top 10 domestic news events of the year 2001
BY 21ST

Perspective

Travel across Asia by romantic rail
BY 21ST

Business

Economic recovery expected
BY AGENCIES
Stock market set to revive in new year
BY AGENCIES
Find a way to leave
BY 21ST
Mergers capitalize on diversity in staff
BY OBSERVER
Year's best and worst Dow performers
BY 21ST

Science

Video comes on demand
BY AGENCIES
Pollution ills
BY AGENCIES
Whole grain diet
BY AGENCIES
Anthrax hits again
BY AGENCIES
Warming warning
BY AGENCIES
Google catalogues
BY AGENCIES
Jogging works brain
BY AGENCIES
Forgiveness good
BY AGENCIES
Nasa robots to continue the exploration of Mars
BY GUARDIAN
Bioterrorism, cloning made it a big year for biotech
BY AGENCIES

Style

Calendars prove that sex sells
BY AGENCIES
Cozy restaurants popular
BY AGENCIES
Ways to beat a hangover
BY AGENCIES
Style goes in search of comfort
BY AGENCIES

Society

Winning Beauties
BY REUTERS
Manet's still life paintings elevated art world's status
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
Best Jewish works chosen after much debate
BY AGENCIES
Cash in the mail
BY AGENCIES
Driving nude
BY AGENCIES
Sobering Offer
BY AGENCIES
Legless man wanted
BY AGENCIES

Forum

Ringing in the year
BY 21ST
Take your morning exercise!
BY 21ST
Don't hold back from conversing with girls
BY Ralph Jennings
Refine your manners
BY 21ST
Be open to pioneers
BY 21ST
TV violence does harm
BY 21ST

Campus Life

CCTV on foreign campuses
BY 21ST
College students learn to save the hard way
BY Ge Jing
Bars not just for drinking any more
BY 21ST
Care for disabled
BY 21ST
Guilin wins prize
BY 21ST
Training project
BY 21ST
'Eyes' keep watch on campus
BY Zhang Haigang, 21ST
Australia: Hot education destination
BY AGENCIES
Chelsea learns painful truth at Oxford University
BY AGENCIES
Corridor culture hits Beida dormitories
BY Liu Chun

Language Lab

Idioms lose flavour
BY Ross Gribbon
Ulearing it up
BY 21ST
Harvard gets bad grades
BY 21ST
Get a grip on brand new euro lingo
BY AGENCIES
Elt calendar
BY 21ST

Entertainment

Music to his ears
BY REUTERS
Hollywood responds to attacks
BY AGENCIES
New speaking test to greet Beijing workers
BY Liu Yumei, 21ST
World enters 2002
BY AGENCIES
New year, oldest of all galas, has 4,000-year history
BY AGENCIES
Movie critics
BY 21ST
Critics vs people's choice
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES
Music industry produced hits and duds in 2001
BY AGENCIES
First 'Ring' so good and leaves people wanting more
BY AGENCIES

Sport

Wushu strives for Olympics
BY AGENCIES
Tennis season set to open
BY AGENCIES
Jordan gets form back, scores 51
BY 21ST
Boxer Lewis honoured
BY 21ST
Star to make appearance
BY 21ST
Racing wins home title
BY 21ST
No change in ticket sales
BY 21ST

Supplement

Multimap helps one find way
BY GUARDIAN
Google works miracles
BY GUARDIAN
Yahoo becomes giant
BY GUARDIAN
Blogger allows literally anyone to publish
BY GUARDIAN
Wireless industry gets ready to take off in 2002
BY AGENCIES
Prepare for gadget envy
BY AGENCIES
Ebay enables everyone to buy and sell
BY GUARDIAN
Amazon makes buying a new experience
BY GUARDIAN
Best of the Internet for 2001
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
Worst developments of the year
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
New qualification tests roll out
BY Li Jun, 21ST
PDA to take on personalized new look
BY 21ST
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