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  • September 28, 2007

    Smog, bombs, genocide...and the 100m dash

    ...of advertising and nor was the city behind its freeways. Then a bomb killed one person and wounded 111. The bomber, Eric Robert Rudolph, proved he was a fruitcake when in 2005 he described those Olympics as follows: “Under the protection of the regime... By Simon Kuper
  • April 19, 2005

    Terror threat from within keeps America on high alert

    ...to mark the 10th anniversary of the bombing. Last week, Eric Rudolph, another domestic terrorist, pleaded guilty to planting...one and injured dozens at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996. Mr Rudolph, who admitted guilt in return for being spared the death...remain are likely to be the most extreme. Others, such as Robert Friedmann, professor of criminal justice at Georgia State... By Andrew Ward
  • April 18, 2005

    Terror threat from within keeps America on high alert

    ...to mark the 10th anniversary of the bombing. Last week, Eric Rudolph, another domestic terrorist, pleaded guilty to planting...one and injured dozens at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996. Mr Rudolph, who admitted guilt in return for being spared the death...remain are likely to be the most extreme. Others, such as Robert Friedmann, professor of criminal justice at Georgia State... By Andrew Ward
  • June 17, 2006

    Knights Bachelor

    ...corporate banking at HBOS and governor of the Bank of Scotland. Eric Nicoli, executive chairman of the EMI entertainment group...chairman British Business and General Aviation Association. Robert Armstrong, the former director United Utilities Water...executive director OGCbuying.solutions, the advisers. Rudolph Walker, actor. Michael Walsby, chief executive APT Enterprise...aunt. John Robertson, president of the Newspaper Society.Eric Samuel, chief executive Community Food Enterprise, which... By By
  • September 24, 2005

    Benign voyeur of a beloved city

    ...highlights the city's distinguished residential architecture, including homes by Frank Lloyd Wright, Richard Neutra, Rudolph Schindler, Richard Meier, John Lautner and others. These photos are interspersed with landscapes and cityscapes, pictures...important when you're using natural light . . . because interiors will look extremely gloomy when it's cloudy." Robert Barrett, manager of Hennessy + Ingalls, the Santa Monica art and architectural bookstore, says, "Tim uses colour...a group of adventurous architects who were changing the look of the city - Frank Gehry, Brian Murphy, Thom Mayne and Eric Moss. His second effort was Casa Mexicana, which "Tim really only did . . . as an excuse to explore Mexico", Kelly... By Mimi Avins
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