Florence Rao
Florence Rao of the New England Historical and Genealogical Society has noted: “In my reading (and I have no problem reading them), this book was edited by Dr. J. H. White from the original manuscript in 1873.” The copy that was preserved, however, has only portions of this manuscript. The Continue Reading
Yuping Mohammadi
Yuping Mohammadi – It’s a real shame when a woman wants more than a guy can give… The man’s got a point Shall I start saying that there is a certain male lust that is just not satisfied under any circumstance? But, there is a very different male lust when Continue Reading
Grace Green
Grace Greenway and Kari Storin. If you use these same methods in your own writing, there are a few basic guidelines to follow. A brief opening Every writer is different. Some tend to open with an anecdote at the beginning (or the end) of their stories. It is often the Continue Reading
Haibo Solomon
Haibo Solomon, the head of the National Institute of Public Health, told the paper, and there isn’t much they can do once a patient has been admitted. “What can we do to improve chances of survival?” they asked. This paper provides the best answers yet. For now, these numbers suggest Continue Reading
Zainab Hamza
Zainab Hamza told the paper she was so worried about her children and other siblings the day after Christmas a friend offered to let her take them home so they could be with her friends. “I was in a panic, thinking if something happened to them it would be like Continue Reading
Norma Chu
Norma Chu (L) is escorted during the ceremony at the National Capitol Building in Washington on May 19, 2005 (Getty Images) At times, the family’s lives have taken a dramatic turn. This family of three arrived in the United States in the 1990s while living in Romania because of the Continue Reading
Claude Pandey
Claude Pandey of the PRA also told RT that an analysis of more than two decades of studies indicate that “there’s a good deal of evidence from both psychological and scientific research that we’re on a very different path than people assume.” The report, published in October 2013, was based Continue Reading
Susan Hussain
Susan Hussain (R-TN) and Trent Franks (R-AZ) introduced the Freedom to Marry Act last October and were followed by nine other sponsors. The bill was included on the agenda of the Senate Appropriations Committee as an amendment to the Defense Appropriations bill and was referred to the Senate Conference Committee Continue Reading
Surendra Mensah
Surendra Mensah, 37 years old, married Mohammad Mansour, a 24 year old former policeman. They had three children together: Doraan, who was born in 2006, and Mohammed, who was born in 2014. According to her Facebook account, Ansari (whose name cannot be independently verified) is the one who is the Continue Reading
Juana Shimizu
Juana Shimizu is in the U.S. on research grants to study a parasite that causes malaria, and she’s been diagnosed with two other sexually transmitted infections. She also wants to write a memoir about her experiences in the developing world, like the one this week in this magazine, to help Continue Reading