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| By KAY LATT |
| Everyone seems to be making a fast buck out of UN aid. Everyone, that is, except the cyclone victims. |
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| Rumors are circulating Rangoon about the US navy, humanitarian aid, earthquakes and whether God would get a visa for Burma. |
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| By SHWE YOE |
| This week, the barber has an altercation with a foreign aid worker from the Coalition of Mercy. |
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| By KAY LATT |
| The barber and his customers discuss the way Than Shwe celebrated thingyan. |
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| By DAVID PAQUETTE |
| It’s the end of term at college, so Ko Paing wants his hair cut neat for the graduation party. |
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| By AUNG NAING OO |
| The ABSDF was infiltrated by government spies. A student found guilty of spying could face the death penalty. |
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| By AUNG NAING OO |
| The international press comes knocking at the jungle camps of Burma’s student rebels. |
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| By AUNG NAING OO |
| The opening of a Karen church provided a group of student rebels more than just spiritual nourishment. |
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