South Africa’s J M Coetzee Wins Nobel Prize for Literature
South Africa’s J M Coetzee, known for Disgrace and Waiting for the Barbarians, won the 2003 Nobel Prize in literature. The Swedish Academy praised his precise, dialogic novels and moral inquiry, saying the award comes amid his professorship at the University of Chicago.
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No proof gun laws reduce firearm violence CDC finds
CDC appointed task force reviewed 51 studies on eight gun control measures including bans on firearms felon bans waiting periods and registration. Insufficient evidence to determine effectiveness cited. no plan for further funding.
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Land mine blast kills two Canadian peacekeepers in Kabul
In Kabul a land mine on a sandy track killed two Canadian peacekeepers and wounded three others during a routine patrol two miles southwest of their camp. Officials weigh whether the device was old or newly placed. NATO researchers consider expanding the force as Canada pledges ongoing commitment.
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