September 19, 2002

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COVER STORY: Harassed at work A colleague and I were driving to a meeting and while he was shifting the gear, his hand ‘accidentally’ brushed against mine....		OFF THE RACK: Fettered innocence Recently a Palestinian group of journalists called for a ban on pictures published in newspapers of infants and children wearing head bands or holding weapons. Such pictures not only elicited empathy,...
Raising controversy Water projects in Pakistan have a nasty habit of degenerating into controversies: the Kalabagh dam took that route in the mid-eighties and, for the last three years...		9/11 — what have we learnt? America remembered the tragedy of September 11th with a profound display of public mourning. Emotional ceremonies took place, along with flags lowered top half mast and moments of silence observed. The...
Dying for the episode In a recent survey taken by People With Very Little To Do (PWVLTD), it was found that up to 57 per cent of everyday family arguments are due to television....		A taxing situation The government’s announcement that it would withdraw the General Sales Tax (GST) on medicines three weeks ago has yet to benefit the poor....
The joys of reading Today’s times demand quality education, as information provided by course books is not considered enough....		Standard ki sawaari Mian Nawaz Sharif must have had a bad experience of public transport at some point in his life. And like story books, he derived both his inspiration as well as his wealth from his experiences....
Sleep for an athelete Q: How much sleep does a person need? I am 22. I work a 40-hour week and play semipro baseball. I am having my worst season ever. I...		Gobble de gook Turkeys, for some obscure reason, are nowhere near as popular here as the ubiquitous chicken....
EIGHT DAYS A WEEK I remember reading Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Identity way back when and loving it. The movie, starring Matt Damon...		South Indian cuisine Coastal prawn curry Ingredients: 750g raw medium king prawns (shelled weight) 1 tsp salt 2 tsp turmeric...