Expats in Paris: Americans flock to costly Left Bank life
Paris draws about 15 000 American student artists and expatriates, from writers to performers, despite high costs and old nostalgia. They seek romance and freedom, study at Sorbonne, and mingle in cafes on the Left Bank while navigating expense, DIY media, and shifting eras.
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Kelly Smith
Vietnam
New York
Chicago
Dallas
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Ark
Henry Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Eileen
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Whittier
Calif
Bruce Kelly
Berkeley
Sorbonne
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le Figaro
de Gaulle
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Deux Magots
Lipp
New York City
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France
Ope
Chance
London
Broadway
Boston
Almnate
Eva
Newl
Q York
Harold Singer
le Chat Que Peche
America
Singer
Europe
James Jones
Mary McCarthy
Living In Arts
Lucas Myers
Sewanee, Tenn
Myers
Leonard Radio
Radio
American Center For
Eugene Jolas
Paris 4
Jolas
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James Joyce
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Eviction Notice Given Menon in India
Former Indian defense minister V K Krishna Menon faces eviction from his government bungalow as officials seek quarters for staff amid housing shortages. Menon, 90, long associated with Nehru era policy, resides in a four bedroom residence with staff including a driver and cook.
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Gulf of Aqaba
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Ister
Saiormer
Sardener
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