we look at the stalled diplomacy and bloodshed that s followed. tello more than 300 school boys have been released the week after they were kidnapped in northwestern nigeria the governor of katsina state says they ll be back with their families after being checked over by doctors the boys were taken when gunmen thought to be linked to boko haram stormed the school in the town of last friday. live outside the government house. with an update on where the boys are right now. well during the boy in approaching cuts in a city now and all have been completed to receive them here the government house all they had been just a few meters away from a few 100 meters away from the government house we understand also that when they arrive here they will see the governor forced who will then inform the president who happens to be in cuts in a state occasion now to come forward to come and meet them before they fly and they are finally reunited with her parents the governor of kids in a st
germany. where exactly. are no laws are still sure history. travel extremely worth a visit. citi group names james frey sure its next c.e.o. the top executive becomes the 1st woman to head a wall street bank swishy have company anytime soon both war correspondent and your . also want to show the evil builds race heats up g.m. announcing another major electric vehicle partnership this time with startups. and european companies complain about bullying from beijing this efficiency refusing to let many of their. q-tips and staff back into china for work after being expelled from the pandemic broke out. blue and welcome to the show i m susan beers in berlin it s good to have you with us citi group has named jane frazier as its next chief executive making her the 1st woman to lead a top wall street bank frazier takes the reins of the 4th biggest u.s. bank by assets joining a group of wall street c.e.o. s that has been exclusively male and white she was head of global consumer banki
can t be bothered to look through the ends of their noses. at this week, the best moment in american, on behalf of literary realism, we need a battalion to head out into the wild and unpredictable country of ours and reclaim it as very property. the trouble is turning yourself in it is that you immediately expose yourself to be from the top, or using characters to exaggerate of modern society but the truth is the opposite pales into insignificance compared with all caps on he tried to capture. tom wolf was born and raised in richmond and educated washington university and started his journalistic career with the springfield massachusetts union newspaper. correspondent for the washington post, foreign news prize for his coverage of the cuban revolution. 1962, he moved to the new york tribune where he had to. writers assigned the sunday supplement which later became newspapers in 1962, 63 afforded him the opportunity to travel to socal to write an article he sent his notes to h
this week, pales to the best moment of american literature, tom wolfe wrote in one of his manifestoes on behalf of literary realism, we need a battalion of brigade to head out into this one with far and predictable of stopping and three claiming it as liberty property. . as the trouble of turning yourself into an america is that you immediately expose being trumped by reality, the critics are forever basing him from going over the top, for using cartoon characters returned is the opposite. mr. wolfson satire pains into significance paint with a reality that he tries to capture. charlotte simmons was born and raised in what grand ther virgid give me virginia and at yale university and the start of his journalistic career at the university newspaper. university newspaper. i dislike american correspondent for the washington post he earned the prize for his coverage of the cuban revoluti revolution. his 1962, he moved to the tribune where he interviewed the staff writers signe
great to be back and a special honor to be invited to introduce tom wolfe and a huge burden because how does one introduce tom wolfe? one read the economist, of course. two weeks ago was a wonderful article on literary realism and i will quote as a way of introduction. for use tom wolfe has been lambasting the establishment for ignoring the best story around, their own country. america positively titillate with fantastic stories and get its writers ensconced in their manhattan lofts and residentss can t be bothered to look further than the ends of their noses. this week, a moment in american literature, he wrote in one of his manifestoes on behalf of literary realism we need a battalion, a brigade of zolofts to head into the wild bizarre, heart stopping country of ours, reclaim it as literary property. the trouble turning yourself into an american is you expose yourself to being trump by reality, better sort of critics are forever lambasting tom wolfe for going over the to