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Latest Updates Index: Scorpion of the Week: Jamila Zeray '78 (Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 6:10 pm) What's On In Kabul - Issue 100 (Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 7:44 am) Scorpion of the Week: Joanne Falzone '75 (Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 10:52 am) What's On In Kabul - Issue 99 (Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 8:23 am) Photos of Bagh-e-Bala 2008 (Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 9:04 pm) Scorpion of the Week: John Fort '79 (Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 8:17 pm) What's On In Kabul - Issue 98 (Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 10:16 am) Scorpion of the Week: Diane Fortune '68 (Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 8:18 pm) What's On In Kabul - Issue 97 (Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:13 pm) Scorpion of the Week: Ramesh Kumar '76 (Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 6:07 pm) ARCHIVE Goto page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7  Next Scorpion of the Week: Jamila Zeray '78 Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 6:10 pm The Scorpion of the Week is Jamila Zeray, Class of 1978. Her page in the 1978 Scorpion yearbook includes the following: Jamila Zeray Ireland Save a space for silence in your day. The important thing is this: To be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. Does anybody know where Jamila is today?   What's On In Kabul - Issue 100 Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 7:44 am Here's the April 12, 2008 issue of "What's On In Kabul." This issue contains the following articles: Afghanistan Applies For CIS Membership Russia's Borders Now Open For Afghanistan-Bound Supplies British Council To Send Pupils On Afghanistan Exchange Bush Meets With Afghan Governors India Produce Turkmen Gas, Deliver By Trans-Afghan Pipeline UK Military Chief On Reconstruction Efforts In Afghanistan Presidential Polls Set For Late Next Year Uzbekistan Offers Assistance To NATO In Afghanistan Afghan Teen Self-Immolates After Family Row Brides Used To Settle Opium Debts Kabul Hotel Tax Raid Sparks Cash Exodus Afghan Woman MP Callenges Parliament Expulsion Climate Change Threatens Afghan Health Drug Chief Wants Foreigners Searched For Opium Platform Builds Bridges Between Turkish, Afghan Media Donkeys Replace Ambulances In Sticks Woman Nominated For Role As UN Human Rights Tsar British Muslim Delegation Visits Afghanistan Street In Afghan Capital Named After Slain Journalist Australia Commits $9 Million To Mine Clearance and more... Thanks to the "What's On In Kabul" newsletter team for sending us this newsletter.   Scorpion of the Week: Joanne Falzone '75 Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 10:52 am The Scorpion of the Week is Joanne Falzone, Class of 1975. Her page in the 1975 Scorpion yearbook includes the following quote ("Happiness is Graduation" - Joanne Falzone, California) and photos: Her Senior Will was: "I, Joanne Falzone, will all my jewelry and fat rolls to Camille Cook." Does anybody know where Joanne is today?   What's On In Kabul - Issue 99 Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 8:23 am Here's the April 5, 2008 issue of "What's On In Kabul." This issue contains the following articles: Karzai: Afghanistan Is Not A Failed State Afghan Economy Grew Nearly 14% In 2007, New Report Says NATO, Russia Agree Land Transit For Afghanistan Saudis Cancel $25 Million Afghan Debt ISAF To Hand Control Of Security To Afghan Army Afghan War Rug Exhibit Highlights New Trend Afghan Leader Blames Media For Ashdown Veto Over UN Job NATO Confirms Long-Term Afghan Commitment Afghan Donkey Named Hughes Eases Burden For Canadian Soldiers World Bank Defends Aid Record In Afghanistan What Afghanistan Wants To See On Television Afghanistan's Fight For Its Cultural Heritage 'Pakistan Dumped N-Waste in Afghanistan' MPs Vote To Ban TV Images Of Women Dancing Afghanistan Moves To Censor TV Hungary in Afghanistan For Long Haul, President Tells Karzai Afghanistan Investment Climate Improving: World Bank World Bank To Fund Renovation Of Power System In Afghan Capital Afghan Refugees To Get Full Tajik Citizenship Afghan Failure To Meet IMF Target Casts Doubt On Debt Relief How Young Girls Become 'Opium Brides' In Afghanistan War Makes Girl, 10, Mom Of The Family U.N. Pledges To Increase Afghan Efforts The Rich Are Behind Most Rape Cases, Claims MP Female Afghan Sprinter In A Race Against Hate Afghan Government To Encourage Private Sector To Explore Oilfields Australia Contributes More To Landmine Clearing In Afghanistan and more... Thanks to the "What's On In Kabul" newsletter team for sending us this newsletter.   Photos of Bagh-e-Bala 2008 Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 9:04 pm Jim Springer wrote: "On Friday we walked up to Bagh-e-Bala and had a look at the old building. It is fenced in and being restored, but the chawkidar let us in the gate to see it. The building is almost ready to be used for parties. I took some pictures." Thanks to Jim for sharing these photos with us. It is interesting to compare these recent photos with the 2003 photos of Bagh-e-Bala taken by Van Auburn. They've made a lot of progress restoring Bagh-e-Bala.   Scorpion of the Week: John Fort '79 Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 8:17 pm The Scorpion of the Week is John Fort, Class of 1979. John's page in the 1979 Scorpion yearbook includes the following: John Fort Kansas, USA Teacher's Pet "Don't take life too seriously; you will never get out of it alive." - E. Hubbard I, John Fort, being of sound mind and body, will the following: To Mr. Osborne, some new tests, To Mona Allen, my ability to stay out of trouble, To Indi SIngh, a deep, deep hole to bury his trumpet in, To Mr. Jones, 200 rat drills, To Darto, a razor, And to the Juniors, the Lounge and some new furniture. Does anybody know where John is today?   What's On In Kabul - Issue 98 Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 10:16 am Here's the March 30, 2008 issue of "What's On In Kabul." This issue contains the following articles: New U.N. Envoy Arrives In Afghanistan France Pledges Afghanistan Troops Young Afghans Defy Extremists To Crown 'Idol' At Music Marathon Afghani Boy Impresses Judges At Spelling Bee Canadian Doughnuts A Hit In Afghanistan Afghan Parliament Wants Kabul Barriers Removed Afghanistan Launches The International Year Of Sanitation High-Tech Customs Office To 'Boost' Trade SAFI Airlines To Fly Directly To Europe Soon New Business Directory Launched Afghan Girl Defies Death Threat Over Olympics Afghan Committee Plans To Remove Foreign Army Bases From Kabul Jalali: 'I Might Run For President' President Honours Karate Kids Afghanistan Expresses Concern Over Dutch Blasphemous Film Iran, Tajikistan, Afghanistan To Bolster Economic, Cultural Ties Plan To Curb Corruption Ready Books About Gun Culture, Afghanistan Make Donner Prize Short List Kabulis Complain About Lack Of Electricity Hungarian-Japanese Projects To Create Jobs, Improve Education Kabul Factory Cans Coca Cola For First Time Canadian Forces Advisory Team Adopts Kabul Orphanage Teenage Singer Wins 'Afghan Star' Afghan School Enrollments Hit Record: Minister Shaikh Zayed University Opens In Afghanistan The Voice Of Turkey Radio To Broadcast For Afghanistan and more... Thanks to the "What's On In Kabul" newsletter team for sending us this newsletter.   Scorpion of the Week: Diane Fortune '68 Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 8:18 pm The Scorpion of the Week is Diane Fortune, Class of 1968. Diane's entry in the 1968 Scorpion yearbook includes the following: DIANE ELIZABETH FORTUNE "Frog" ... Student Council 4, 3 ... Yearbook Co-Editor 4, Yearbook 3 ... Teen Club Vice-President 4, Teen Club Secretary 4 ... most descriptive adjective: RAMBUNCTIOUS ... likes Senior privileges, smiling faces ... New Zealand ... dislikes hypocrites, Mondays through Thursdays (could it be because of Math IV???) ... favorite subjects: Biology, Math ... often seen at the airport ... future ambition: to be a biologist ... favorite expression: "It was really a Riot" "If to share some female errors fail, look on her face, and you'll forget them all." Diane's Senior Will was: "Kabul airport to anyone who has the time, transportation, and excuses to be an official greeter; also my bad reputation as a student at AISK to my sisters in hopes that they can follow it." We all know where she is today. Diane is in heaven.   What's On In Kabul - Issue 97 Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:13 pm Here's the March 22, 2008 issue of "What's On In Kabul." This issue contains the following articles: Afghan Girl Runs Toward Olympics Despite Jeers, Potential Danger Interview - New U.N. Envoy Seeks To Coordinate Afghan Efforts Kabul's Air Pollution Putting People's Health At Risk US VP Dick Cheney Visits Afghanistan The Sixth Edition Of The A To Z Guide to Afghan Assistance Kabul Must Bring Rights Abusers To Justice: UN Afghan Idol Finale, Prophet Protests Show Two Faces Of Afghanistan Despite New Highways, Afghans Drive At Own Risk Japan To Provide $29 Million Dollars To Afghansitan Afghanistan Launches The Privatization Of Afghan Telecom Afghanistan Celebrates Persian New Year A Different Kind Of Afghanistan Vet Government To Privatise Afghan Telecom U.N. Council Extends Afghanistan Mandate NATO: Talks With Moscow On Transit To Afghanistan - AFP Afghanistan: Radio Free Afghanistan Names 'Person Of The Year' Afghanistan Expects First Olympic Medal In Beijing France To Host Afghan Donor Conference Lost Afghan Gold Revealed Afghan Police Carry Out Campaign To Close Down Billiard Halls UWF Book Club: Afghanistan: From Zahir To Taliban Turkmenistan Extends To Supply Electricity Until 2009 and more... Thanks to the "What's On In Kabul" newsletter team for sending us this newsletter.   Scorpion of the Week: Ramesh Kumar '76 Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 6:07 pm The Scorpion of the Week is Ramesh Kumar, Class of 1976. His page in the 1976 Scorpion yearbook includes the following: Ramesh Kumar, India "I cannot give you the formula for success, but I can give the formula for failure which is: Try to please everybody." - "the" RAMESH KUMAR Does anybody know where Ramesh is today?   Back to top ARCHIVE Goto page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7  Next