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All
Too Real Taboo |
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The West has long cannibalized
the rest of the world. So what’s new?
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Judgment
Day! |
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If only for a brief, but
bright, spell, Americans are fed up with
hypocritical Right Wing blowhards. |
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The
New Janitor |
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Almost everyone in this
country is coming to the uncomfortable recognition
that the war with Iraq is as good as lost
or at best it is on the verge of a major
failure. |
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Howard’s
Fanny |
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Howard Stern has been
poking fun at Indians. He is just not too
good at it. |
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Win
One for the Ripper |
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Arnold Schwarzenegger's
language of subtitles is the language of
revolution of the immigrants. |
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Voice
of the Voiceless |
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Edward Said taught us
to speak truth to power. |
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Unsung
Heroes |
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The laborers of the Diaspora
are as worthy as its millionaires. |
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Let’s
Topple All Tyrants |
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Is this the world we live
in? Is it real? |
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Triumph
in The Air |
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The culture we placed
our faith in, is hounding our freedoms. |
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The
Unbearable Lightness of Patriotism |
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Save the honking for nuisances in traffic. |
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Where’s
Osama? |
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Osama eludes life and death. |
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Murder
Most Foul |
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The tragic lessons in Rupinder Singh’s
murder. |
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What
A Stretch |
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Indians on a treadmill? You gotta be kidding!
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Surviving
the Unreal
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It is possible to survive back-stabbing
and win a million dollars answering trivia
questions on Cleopatra's hair. |
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Life
as a Temporary Import |
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With each visit my status as an NRI becomes
clearer. |
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Too
Critical? Bah, Humbug! |
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Criticize us if you must, and criticize
us you should, and there is indeed much
in Little India to criticize. But criticize
us for being too critical? Bah, humbug!
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World
Wide Café |
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Huge dot.com billboards are vying for
attention with Amul butter in cities like
Pune. |
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ABCs
Lost on ABC News |
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American media's coverage of India during
the presidential visit was pathetic.. |
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My
Internet Blues |
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Where do we humanists fit into the Internet? |
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MEDIAWATCH |
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Eyes Wide Shut |
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Them
and Us |
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Make your judgment. |
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Chronicler
of a Fading Era |
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Rajan Devdas has captured the Indian experience
through his lens |
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Humming
to Oblivion |
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If there is anything that unites all Indians
abroad from here to Amsterdam, and from
Southall to Jakarta, it is Indian film music,
specifically Hindi film music. |
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Xena:
Cannibal Warrior |
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What could be so right about Xena that
feminists appreciate so much? |
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Mediawatch |
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The Perfect War |
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Ways
of Seeing — And Being Seen |
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The camera was a tool of the privileged
in the same way that painting was for the
European aristocrat. |
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