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Latest Updates (Archive) Index: 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) What's On In Kabul - Issue 96 (Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 8:41 am) Scorpion of the Week: Daryl Parker '65 (Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:16 pm) What's On In Kabul - Issue 95 (Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 9:06 pm) Scorpion of the Week: Cynthia Humphreys '68 (Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:33 pm) What's On In Kabul - Issue 94 (Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 9:13 am) Afghanistan Alive Magazine (Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 10:02 am) ARCHIVE Goto page Previous  1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8  Next 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?   What's On In Kabul - Issue 96 Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 8:41 am Here's the March 15, 2008 issue of "What's On In Kabul." This issue contains the following articles: Afghans Celebrate International Womens Day UK Pledges £3M Afghan Food Aid Afghanistan Welcomes Norway's Eide As New U.N. Envoy Afghan Women Need More Education, Fewer Forced Marriages Kabul To Explore Renewable Energy Options Afghan Girl Painter Aspires Self-Reliance In Post-Taliban Society 'Afghan Star' Show Glimmers With Hope In Gender Struggle UN Call To Sharpen Afghan Mandate Afghanistan Clerics Upset As Woman Makes Final Of 'Pop Idol' Impotency, Afghanistan's Taboo Teenager Wants To Be Afghan Pop Queen Afghan Children Fly Back Home After Operations At Czech Clinics Afghanistan Gets Its First Open Heart Surgeon Afghan President Calls For End To Forced Marriage A Woman's Eye On Afghanistan All Activities Come To Halt In Afghanistan To Watch Indian Soap Operas Afghan Singer Made UN Ambassador Afghanistan: Violence Against Women Almost Douibles Gay Is OK In Afghanistan Ireland Pledges Aid To Clear Afghan, African Mines International Women's Day Highlights Plight Of Afghan Women 'Canadian Car' A Sign Of Prestige in Kabul Afghans Open Bureau Of Complaints DK-German Medical Diagnostic Center Ltd. and more... Thanks to the "What's On In Kabul" newsletter team for sending us this newsletter.   Scorpion of the Week: Daryl Parker '65 Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:16 pm The Scorpion of the Week is Daryl Parker, Class of 1965. Daryl's page in the 1965 Scorpion yearbook includes the following: Daryl Parker; Wyoming; Class President; Student Council Treasurer; Chorus; Dramatics; Honor Roll; "If you ask me..." Success is a big step, but he has long legs. A Glimpse of the Future: "This man has tried many things, for he has trouble making up his mind. Even his loving wife, Nancy, could not seem to steer him in a single course. He first thought he would play professional basketball, but when new techniques in food produced players who were two or three feet taller than he was, the competition was too great. He played the piano in a casino in Mexico City for a while and finally settled down on a cattle ranch in Wyoming where he rides the range in his Cessna. Oh, I forgot to tell you - this is DARYL PARKER." Daryl's Senior Will was: "I, DARYL PARKER, will a pair of extra long pants to anyone with legs too long for their own." Does anybody know where Daryl is today?   What's On In Kabul - Issue 95 Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 9:06 pm Here's the March 8, 2008 issue of "What's On In Kabul." This issue contains the following articles: Afghanistan Holds Rare Women's Art Exhibit in Kabul Japan Gives UNESCO $13 Million For Afghan Literacy Initiative Women of Afghanistan Unite For Peace On March 8 Afghanistan To Receive 600M Euro Grant From EU Women MPs: Afghanistan Ranks 27th In The World UNFPA Looks For More Funds To Support Afghan Women Afghan Parliamentary Delegation Visits Canada France Tips Norwegian Diplomat For Afghan UN Job Hamid Karzai Gets His Way As UN Appoints Low-Profile Envoy Maternal Health Biggest Challenge Facing Women, Says UN Afghan Power Ministry Promises 24-Hour Supply In Kabul Soon NATO Fears Over Dutch Islam Film Karzai Approves Construction Of Second Kabul-Jalalabad Road Afghanistan Looking For Foreign Investment In Energy Sector Kabul Hotel Attack Mastermind In Pakistan: Intelligence Chief Women Who Blew Harry's Cover Promoted Afghan Council Wants Soap Operas Off TV Afghan President Replaces Governor Of Helmand Afghans Protest At Danish Cartoons Afghan Mothers Give Children Opium Baku To Consider Increasing Peacekeeping Troops in Afghanistan Afghan Women Face Harsh Male Attitudes 'Harry Will Be Missed By Troops' Taliban's Cellphone Terror Afghanistan Parliament Approves New Drugs Minister Russia Fulfills Obligations On Afghan Debt - Ambassador and more... Thanks to the "What's On In Kabul" newsletter team for sending us this newsletter.   Scorpion of the Week: Cynthia Humphreys '68 Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:33 pm The Scorpion of the Week is Cynthia Humphreys, Class of 1968. Cyndy's entry in the 1968 Scorpion yearbook includes the following: CYNTHIA JENNIFER ELIZABETH HUMPHREYS Belize, British Honduras "Cyndy" ... Modern Dance 4 ... most descriptive adjective: CANDID ... likes fashion designing, nice people, individualists, Malaya ... dislikes math teachers ... favorite subjects: Biology and English ... often seen losing money ... future ambition: to be a literature teacher, fashion designer and housewife, holding a B.A. Degree ... favorite expression: "I disagree!" Cyndy's Senior Will was: "... to (little) Robin Jenkins that 10 Afs that he still owes me from the beginning of the year." Does anybody know where Cyndy is today?   What's On In Kabul - Issue 94 Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 9:13 am Here's the March 1, 2008 issue of "What's On In Kabul." This issue contains the following articles: Britain's Prince Harry in Afghanistan $100 Million Boost Pegged for Aid to Afghanistan Post-War Afghanistan Sees More Local-Made Products Afghan Farmers Turn to Cannabis as Cash Crop Afghan Police Shut Down Dozens of Snooker Clubs March 8 is International Women's Day War Zone Hotel to Cater to International Visitors Switzerland Ends Military Mission in Afghanistan Oscars Tribute to Torture Victim Free Speech or Last Gasp in Afghanistan? UK Mining Companies Decline to Tap Afghan Wealth Karzai Takes Afghan Cabinet Out of Kabul Agreement on a Strong Senior UN Envoy: Boucher The Most Expensive Air Crash in History Afghanistan's Pop Idol Breaks Barriers Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Visits Sweden Taliban Warns of Attacks if Dutch Film is Shown Afghan Drug Body Hit by UK Funding Reversal Ariana Afghan Airlines Resumes Flights to Europe From Kabul Shabana's Story of Hope Against Odds Slovak Minister in Running for UN Envoy Extreme Cold Devastated Livestock Stock Sector in Afghanistan: FAO Singapore to Deploy 50 Men to Afghanistan Prince Harry to Get Afghanistan Medal Kabul is Looking for Investment in Energy Sector and more... Thanks to the "What's On In Kabul" newsletter team for sending us this newsletter.   Afghanistan Alive Magazine Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 10:02 am Afghanistan Alive is a new free color magazine, exploring and celebrating Afghanistan's unique identity. Its contents will include articles and photographs about Afghanistan's history, culture, religion and its natural beauty, development, business, industry and educational achievements. Every country needs a magazine which is local, proud, intelligent and interesting. The magazine is proudly Afghan. Afghanistan Alive celebrates all that is great about Afghanistan, its people and resources. Click on the thumbnail to read the first issue of the Afghanistan Alive magazine. I was particularly struck by the magazine's photos of the tall buildings recently erected in Kabul.   Back to top ARCHIVE Goto page Previous  1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8  Next