10/01/2004
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Here's a direct quote from the campaign trail: ""Vote for the president -- or we'll burn your house down!""
A Very Private School
There was only one thing for Mayor Yury Luzhkov and his construction magnate wife to do when their kids were ready to go to school -- build it themselves.
Moscow on the Iowa
Telling a Russian how to write? Easier said than done, say three Moscow authors after visiting the top creative writing program in the United States.
Off the Record
By day a deputy mayor of Moscow, Mikhail Men revisits his rock-star past at night with the help of two veterans from Deep Purple.
Tribute to Schnittke
Just six years after his death, Alfred Schnittke has joined Russia's composing hall of fame.
Salon
Though the Crimea is less affordable than Turkey or Cyprus, many vacationers -- mostly of the intelligentsia persuasion -- faithfully go there every summer.
Time for Tyranny
A Nazi Germany minus Hitler? A Soviet Union with no Stalin? According to historian Richard Overy, there was more to totalitarianism than the dictators themselves.
Image
On Sunday, a Moscow film festival will award prizes to budding animators and directors -- in this case, as young as 5 years of age.
Nightmares of 9/11
Planes weren't always crashing into buildings in Dmitry Plavinsky's art.
Wanted
Russian papers print scores of ads by lovelorn young men and women who can't get that accidental meeting out of their minds.
Out With the Old
New Drama festival founder Mikhail Ugarov calls on playwrights to cure the ""catastrophe"" of St. Petersburg drama.
- Musical Cruise
- Divine Mysteries
- Global Eye
- A Very Private School
- Moscow on the Iowa
- Off the Record
- Tribute to Schnittke
- Salon
- Time for Tyranny
- Image
- Nightmares of 9/11
- Wanted
- Out With the Old
- Musical Cruise
- Divine Mysteries
- Press Review
- CSKA Makes History With Win
- Tilting at Windmills
- The Bad Old Days of Sovok
- Business in Brief
- News in Brief
- Klebnikov Suspects Appear in Court
- Russia Softens UN Anti-Terror Draft
- Activist Faces Jail for Helping 2 Conscripts
- Judge Strikes Down Section of Patriot Act
- Conoco Lifting LUKoil Stake to 10%
- Paper: GM, VAZ to Import Plant
- Ministry Delays Decision on Revoking Yukos Licenses
- CB: More Cash Flows In for Once
- Surgut: No Plans for Yugansk Bid
- Gazprom Gas to Power Mexico, California
- Boeing Fined $6M for Russian Titanium Use
- EU Urged to Aid Kaliningrad
- World Bank Says Spend Excess Cash
- Cabinet Gives Approval to Kyoto Protocol
- Bill Puts President in Charge of Judges
- Belgorod Police Go on Bad Language Patrol
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