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...woman is not talking, and neither is Greene--aside from a short, contrite e-mail he sent to the A.P., saying "I don't have the words to express the sadness I feel." But there's a decent chance the prolific Greene may find a way to capture an audience again. "Bob's one of the most commercially astute journalists I know," says Warren. "There will be a book and an Oprah appearance a year down the road." --Reported by Marguerite Michaels and Maggie Sieger/Chicago
...1930s, Shanghai - a.k.a. the Paris of the Orient - was both swank apex and sin sinkhole. At the Great World entertainment complex, the vices became more outlandish as you climbed up six floors, past acrobats, dwarves, singsong girls and stripteasers. This was the city immortalized in the movie Shanghai Express when Marlene Dietrich purred: "It took more than one man to change my name to Shanghai Lily." But after 1949, the communists brought their monochromatic palette to China and Shanghai was straitjacketed as punishment for its formerly outr? ways. Only now, after years of repression, has Shanghai finally erupted into technicolor...
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...formal training occurs, and training will not be nearly as extensive, as the admissions office does not have the resources to carry out our thorough training regimen. But what is most troublesome is that when admissions officers were presented with the details of our procedure, not only did they express little interest in how we select guides, but they also insinuated that our extensive process could be a barrier in becoming a tour guide. Tour control, not tour quality, is their priority...
...conducted a grassroots effort on his blue bus, which he called the “Reich Reform Express,” and generated widespread support on the Harvard campus...