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Losing Our Touch - The New York Times » Aug 30, 2014 ...As sex and social life go virtual, our ability to know the world, and each other, through touch is at risk. Opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com

Living With Cancer: The Scar Project - The New York Times » Mar 28, 2013 ...The aftereffects of cancer and its treatments challenge our perceptions of beauty, as captured in the photos and documentary of “The Scar Project.” Well.blogs.nytimes.com

Haitian Murals Find Sanctuary in Restoration Project - The New York ... » Feb 22, 2011 ...PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Colorful and sad, beautiful but cracked, the three remaining murals of the Episcopal Trinity Cathedral received the soft afternoon sun after last year's earthquake only because the rest of the church had collapsed. Haitians walking by looked heartbroken. All 14 murals had been... Nytimes.com

Why Chinese Women Still Can't Get a Break - The New York Times » Oct 13, 2016 ...“Girls, I hope you will focus on finding your life partners,” said the Chinese- language teacher, with the same stern air as when she urged us to succeed on the college entrance exam. “Marriage cannot be delayed,” the biology teacher said. The physical education teacher offered to set up single alumnae... Nytimes.com

Cultural Revolution - The New York Times » News about the Cultural Revolution. Commentary and archival information about cultural revolution from The New York Times. Nytimes.com

Park Slope Plane Crash | The Lingering Scars - The New York Times » Dec 15, 2010 ...The Pillar of Fire Church, destroyed when the jet slammed into it and exploded, and the corner building with the grocery store and the Chinese laundry, consumed by flame, have been replaced by condominiums that more or less fit in with the brownstone row houses. If you look closely, though, there are... Cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com

A Scar on the Chinese Soul - The New York Times » Jan 18, 2017 ...A Scar on the Chinese Soul ...Half a century has passed since Mao Zedong plunged China into the “10 years of chaos,” as the Cultural Revolution is often called here, wrecking the ....Follow The New York Times Opinion section on Facebook and Twitter, and sign up for the Opinion Today newsletter. Nytimes.com

'Hannibal' Recap: Always Room for a Few More Scars - The New ... » Aug 2, 2015 ...There is an East Asian belief, with roots in both Chinese and Japanese legend, that there is a red string of fate that tethers together individuals who are destined ( or doomed) to meet. Often, the people connected are thought to be soul mates, other times, just individuals whose interactions have been written... Artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com

Johnny Cash's Journey Through the Other Side of Virtue - The New ... » Nov 27, 2005 ...Johnny Cash wasn't nearly as handsome as Elvis. His singing voice, while deep and rich, had a tendency to wander off-key. He was the first to admit that he knew very few guitar chords. If performers could be weighed and measured like prizefighters, Cash might have left the oddsmakers in stitches. Nytimes.com

Lawrence Guyot, Civil Rights Activist Who Bore the Fight's Scars ... » Nov 26, 2012 ...“I didn't fall for that one,” he is quoted as saying in “My Soul Is Rested: The Story of the Civil Rights Movement in the Deep South” (1977), by Howell Raines. Mr. Guyot was released after Medgar Evers, another civil rights activist, was assassinated in Jackson, Miss., on June 12. Mr. Guyot thought that the... Nytimes.com