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二十一世纪英文报
第479期（2002-11-07）

Focus

Putting a price tag on success
BY Du Juan, 21ST Hidden disease of modern life
BY Laura Kyle

News

Saddam may let inspectors come
BY 21ST Youthful pragmatic views for the Party
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES US and UK research non-lethal weapons
BY THE GUARDIAN World's biggest trade zone
BY AGENCIES IN BRIEF
BY AGENCIES Three Gorges moving ahead
BY 21ST China quietly changing web plans
BY AGENCIES IN BRIEF
BY 21ST

Perspective

Poor hit by rich diseases
BY AGENCIES Getting at the root of the matter
BY AGENCIES

Business

Lucky escape for Microsoft
BY THE WASHINGTON POST Teddy's gloomy centenary
BY AGENCIES

Science

Nokia takes on gamers
BY AGENCIES Pushing laser into new army weapons
BY THE GUARDIAN IN BRIEF
BY AGENCIES

Style

High-tech order pods
BY THE WASHINGTON POST Pomelo is one of autumn's best fruit offerings
BY AGENCIES A glimpse at St. Petersburg
BY 21ST Seeing is believing
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES Striking a cord with fashion
BY AGENCIES

Society

'Kidnap' attempt makes the news
BY THE GUARDIAN Odds and ends
BY AGENCIES

People

Alarming accounts of America's discoverer
BY AGENCIES Celebrity
BY AGENCIES Terrorist or unwitting student?
BY AGENCIES

Forum

One vegetarian's China syndrome
BY Olivia Richwald Be brave and say you want to date her
BY 21ST View of an uncertain future
BY 21ST School uniforms stop individuality
BY 21ST What the world actually needs
BY 21ST

Campus Life

Students say yes to army recruiters
BY Zhang Haigang, 21ST Tampering with nature
BY 21ST Lecturers use laptop to link up
BY 21ST BULLETIN BOARD
BY 21ST The importance of dress
BY 21ST New idea from the classroom
BY Wang Xin To cheat or not to cheat
BY AGENCIES

Language Lab

Salute to 21C's younger cousin
BY Wang Min, 21ST Getting by in the CET spoken test
BY Liu Yumei, 21ST Dealing with tattooing's aftereffects
BY 21ST Clearing it up
BY 21ST Increased English use in Beijing
BY 21ST BELL COLUMN
BY 21ST ELT CALENDAR
BY 21ST

Entertainment

New Harry Potter is scarier and funnier
BY AGENCIES Bond girls are licensed to thrill
BY AGENCIES Why the French still love Napoleon
BY AGENCIES SONG OF THE WEEK
BY 21ST Classical Music
BY 21ST STAR TALK
BY 21ST Instant fame of Tricia Chen
BY AGENCIES November arts show
BY CD

Sport

Paris victory for Safin
BY AGENCIES Federation backs Italy coach
BY AGENCIES IN BRIEF
BY AGENCIES

Supplement

Focus on pixels
BY AGENCIES Biotech sector provides some better chances
BY AGENCIES Identifying people through Biometrics
BY AGENCIES Tiny science goes from lab to office
BY AGENCIES Techies diversify in unsteady job world
BY AGENCIES Develop your own antivirus strategy
BY 21ST Hackers are going crackers
BY 21ST Pulling your electricity out of thin air
BY AGENCIES Digital video recorders: affordable and alluring
BY AGENCIES

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