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Barbara Demick, Beijing bureau chief of the Los Angeles Times, has written a fair, modest and informative book about North Korea, a country little known and less understood. Between 2001 and 2008 she ...

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Rus Bradburd's satire has academia working football games in hope of preserving their departments after college rebrands as Coors State U.

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