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Mastering Showbiz – Moving to Fashion Productions - Vimarsana News

Mastering Showbiz – Moving to Fashion Productions

CONFESSIONS OF A GLOBAL GYPSY Dr. Chandana (Chandi) Jayawardena DPhil President – Chandi J. Associates Inc. Consulting, Canada Founder & Administrator – Global Hospitality Forum chandij@sympatico.ca Creating ‘The Fashion Model of the Year’ In showbiz, it is always easy to follow in the footsteps of others. However, I realized that doing something new and innovative, […]

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The University College, Colombo,and going off to a British University - Vimarsana News

The University College, Colombo,and going off to a British University

Excerpted from the Memoirs of a Cabinet Secretary by BP Peiris A few months after leaving Royal, I entered our University College under the Principalship of Robert Marrs who lectured to us on Philosophy. I was then a first year Arts student. Professor Pakeman spoke on the British Constitution and Warden Stone of St Thomas’ […]

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Spanish civil war book reveals hidden history of female journalists - Vimarsana News

Spanish civil war book reveals hidden history of female journalists

Women less interested in ‘macho competitiveness of violence’ in conflict, says author

Spanish civil war book reveals hidden history of female journalists – The Guardian - Vimarsana News

Spanish civil war book reveals hidden history of female journalists – The Guardian

Women less interested in ‘macho competitiveness of violence’ in conflict, says authorA new book has shed light on the little-known history of nearly 200 female journalists from 29 countries who covered the Spanish civil war.While Ernest Hemingway and Arthur Koestler were among writers who made their names reporting on the war, Bernardo Díaz Nosty’s 900-page