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- szzt posted on 12/02/2007Young, Gifted and Skipping High School Va. College Feeds Academic Cravings By Maria Glod Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, December 2, 2007; C01 STAUNTON, Va. -- As Jackie Robson rushed off to Japanese 101, a pink sign on the main door of her college dorm reminded her to sign out. There were more rules: an 11 p.m. curfew, mandatory study hours, round-the-clock adult supervision and no boys allowed in the rooms. Jackie is 14. She never spent a day in high school. Like the other super-b
- szsz posted on 11/30/2007On our way back from school, I was talking with my son on how's going today in his routine life at the school. "Eh, alright." said he. Then silence. This is the answer I usually get, expected, standardised, like the ones given to thousands other parents. "Dad, you know what. The pressure is really mounting and everyone has that smirky smile when I walk by my friends." "I know. But you have done all you can and simply play waiting game now. It should be alright." I comforted him. If
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- moab posted on 11/13/2007Following a Stroke, A Japanese Pianist Reinvents Himself Izumi Tateno Embraced A One-Handed Repertoire; Inspiration in Rehab By YUKA HAYASHI One evening in January 2002, 65-year-old Izumi Tateno was performing the last piece in his piano recital when his right hand began to wobble. The Japanese pianist, now 71, finished the Edvard Grieg piece with his left hand, and collapsed. He was having a stroke that paralyzed the right side of his body. "In an instant, I lost all the music that I had acc
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- zt posted on 12/01/2007Page of Napoleon's Novel to Be Auctioned PARIS (AP) - A manuscript page from Napoleon Bonaparte's loosely autobiographical short novel about ill-fated love will go on sale in Paris on Sunday, an auction house said. The page was recently identified by scholars at the Paris-based Fondation Napoleon as the first 26 lines of the final draft of Napoleon's 1795 "Clisson and Eugenie," the owner of the Osenat auction house said. The three other earlier versions of Napoleon's first page belong to a
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