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Taha's musical world
Special to the TribuneWhen Algerian-born singer Rachid Taha is asked if there's an affinity between Arabic modes and rock beats, he points to a musical idiom that many think of as distinctively American. "You only have to listen to the Beach Boys to know that there is a...Tags: France, Bars and Clubs, The Beach Boys, Immigration, Dining and Drinking
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Language
And CHRISTINA GOSTOMSKI Of The Morning CallFatma El-Turky was at an Islamic conference when the call came out for someone who spoke Arabic. Conference attendees needed a translator. No one could understand an elderly Arabic woman who was seated alone. El-Turky, who teaches Arabic at Muhlenberg...Tags: Georgetown, Egypt, Whitehall, Islam, Washington, DC
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Wild Reeds
TIMES FILM CRITICWednesday May 10, 1995 Though we are undeniably youth-obsessed as a culture, adolescence is an area not dealt with well on film, which is one of several reasons "Wild Reeds" is such an unexpectedly satisfying experience. Its cast of young French...Tags: Celebrities, Movies, Teen-agers, Academy Awards, Canal+
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