Beijing embraces Olympics as spiritual event for residents
Beijingers embrace the coming Games as a spiritual moment with parks, Tiananmen Square vigils, and a surge in fitness and volunteerism. Taxi drivers, students, and celebrities rally to support Team China while learning English and promising courteous hosting of athletes and visitors.
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Maude Yang
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du Fusheng
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Peru Deploys Army as Quake Looting Surges
In Peru the government sent 1,000 troops to stop looting as tens of thousands face water shortages and hunger after a magnitude-8 quake. In Pisco a stadium scene saw hundreds rush a truck with crackers and toilet paper as rescue workers were accused of withholding supplies.
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Dominic Nutt
Save the Children
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Beijing English makeover by ex colonel helps city shine
Beijing employs David Tool, a former U.S. Army colonel, as expert adviser to fix English on public signs ahead of the Olympics. He targets subway and roadway texts, correcting over 6,500 signs by 2006 to present Beijing as a world class city and avoid linguistic embarrassment.
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Beijing
David Tool
China
Beijing Dongda Anus
Tool
Beijing International Studies University
Grand Opera
Beijing Foreign Affairs Office
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