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    High-speed rail safety in question

    KMT Legislator Alex Tsai yesterday criticizes Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp for what he said was the poor quality of its construction work during a press conference, demanding that the government establish a special committee to monitor the project.
    PHOTO: LIU HSIN-TEH, TAIPEI TIMES

    Porn star out to prove she's not just a pretty face

    Japanese porn actress Madoka Ozawa works hard to revamp her public image on a visit to Taiwan yesterday.
    PHOTO: GEORGE TSORNG, TAIPEI TIMES
    Madoka Ozawa, a popular Japanese adult movie actress, strikes a sexy pose during an automoblie exhibition, held in Taipei on Dec. 28 last year.
    FILE PHOTO: TAIPEI TIMES

    Chen says he'll push for equality

    Cabinet Secretary-General Liu Shih-fang, center, and Council for Labor Affairs Chairwoman Chen Chu sing together in a ceremony yesterday to honor female government officials on International Women's Day. The Ministry of Interior was honored for giving women the biggest share of high-level positions. Twenty-three of the ministry's 41 senior positions are occupied by women.
    PHOTO: GEORGE TSORNG, TAIPEI TIMES

    Stocks rise following Bin Laden report

    S&P 500 futures traders Eric Smith, center left, and Gary Polisner, center right, follow the markets near the end of trading at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Reebok streaks into contention

    New Reebok products shown on display in a Manhattan store front last month. Analysts say Reebok has a good chance to double its market share in the next few years.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES

    Hydrogen-powered vans to fill up at Shell

    General Motors' Hy-Wire fuel-cell car on display at the Geneva auto show this week. The Europeans believe in diesel and have been investing heavily in high-mileage engines.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES

    Facing up to a gambling problem

    A stallholder on Linsen North Road serves up sausages with the bowl and dice he uses to take bets from customers in the foreground.
    PHOTO: JULES QUARTLY, TAIPEI TIMES
    Customers line up to buy tickets for the national government-sponsored lottery draw on I-tong Street.
    PHOTO: JULES QUARTLY, TAIPEI TIMES
    A woman sells scratch-off lottery tickets from a stand on Nanjing East Road.
    PHOTO: JULES QUARTLY, TAIPEI TIMES

    A new direction in architecture

    One of four houses constructed under the first Ilan House project, in rural Ilan County.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF YOUNGSUN

    Deconstructing Taiwan's gay scene, from a woman's perspective

    Notes of A Desolate Man
    By Chu Tien-wen
    169 pages
    Columbia University Press



    Plaster German shepherds and other inanities






    Probing the Cloister's Silence

    Scenes of monastic life photographed by Bruno Rotival, above and right.
    PHOTOS COURTESY OF FNAC
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    An inside look at the new generation of Chinese leaders

    China's New Rules: The Secret Files
    By Andrew Nathan and Bruce Gilley
    150 pages
    New York Review of Books



    Celtic keep hoop dreams alive

    Celtic's John Hartson, left, vies with Rangers' Craig Moore during the Bank of Scotland Scottish Premier League match at Celtic Park in Glasgow yesterday.
    PHOTO: AFP

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