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二十一世纪英文报
第487期（2003-01-02）

News

Review
BY 21ST Individual cheque
BY XINHUA Chechnya bomb probe
BY 21ST Homes a bit pricey for some residents
BY AGENCIES Tough ordeal for these troops
BY AGENCIES Wine received well by monied palates
BY AGENCIES Education spells new way of life
BY AGENCIES In brief
BY 21ST Celebrating New Year in defiance
BY AGENCIES War clouds continue to gather in skies over Iraq
BY 21ST Fourth capsule goes into space
BY 21ST

Perspective

Females not saying 'no'to lighting up
BY Du Juan, 21ST Teenagers find smoking hot and cool
BY Laura Kyle

Business

Striking it rich off West Africa
BY AGENCIES China's top 10 companies in 2002
BY 21ST Make educated business guess
BY AGENCIES In brief
BY AGENCIES East Asians looking for amusement
BY AGENCIES

Science

Chemical home of love
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES Top space mysteries
BY AGENCIES In brief
BY AGENCIES Ageing computers need a good home
BY WASHINGTON POST

Style

Avoid being an office flirt
BY THE WASHINGTON POST New offbeat destinations
BY THE OBSERVER Saying 'I love you' properly
BY AGENCIES Plucking the perfect eyebrow
BY THE HARTFORD COURANT Life in Cuba moves to a different beat
BY THE GUARDIAN

Society

Eiffel still appeals to everyone
BY AGENCIES UFO sect says it cloned human
BY AGENCIES Children aid divorcees in mate search
BY AGENCIES Odds and ends
BY AGENCIES

People

Lone warrior in battle for truth
BY 21ST Most wanted surfer heads back online
BY 21ST Celebrity
BY 21ST Pinocchio challenges children
BY AGENCIES

Forum

Look at your real reason for breaking up
BY 21ST Your say
BY 21ST Science in danger of ripping the very soul out of humour
BY 21ST Editor's greetings
BY 21ST Companies need to stop discrimination
BY 21ST

Campus Life

Schools providing familiar job sites
BY THE WASHINGTON POST US wants better info on visitors from overseas
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES Bulletin board
BY 21ST New Oriental opens branch in Nanjing
BY Bao Xinyan And Lu Hongyan Students in ROK heading up north
BY 21ST-XINHUA Check contracts before you sign
BY 21ST Taiwanese see Jiang's star quality
BY AGENCIES Grads seem a mite too picky
BY Zhang Haigang, 21ST More equal treatment for the private sector
BY 21ST

Language Lab

TOEFL exam goes through changes
BY Liu Yumei, 21ST Battle with Chinglish rages on every street
BY AGENCIES Hot words
BY 21ST Elt calendar
BY 21ST Clearing it up
BY 21ST Timetable for English tests
BY 21ST Focus on topic to survive written part
BY Xia Zuoguo Stop cheats by teaching responsibly
BY 21ST

Entertainment

Top pianist plays for his country
BY 21ST Strange days for Oscars
BY AGENCIES Highly private 10 best albums
BY AGENCIES New slick Spielberg delighting thecritics
BY AGENCIES Song of the week
BY 21ST US ballet performs in China
BY 21ST Movie industry alive with minority voices
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES Classical music
BY 21ST Star talk
BY 21ST

Sport

German jumps into the lead
BY AGENCIES Seaman refuses to step down
BY AGENCIES In brief
BY AGENCIES

Supplement

Yawning for all of 2002
BY THE WASHINGTON POST Look for attack to come online
BY AGENCIES Freedom losing out in fight against junk
BY AGENCIES Working technology
BY AGENCIES New PCs not welcomed by everyone
BY THE WASHINGTON POST Thin slice of TV has big market
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES Best of 2003
BY THE OBSERVER

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