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Why Hillary Lost
1. Hypocritical: Says she doesn’t support the wars, but voted for them/funding for them. ‘If I would have known what I know…
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RTI Show Sur "Le WiLd EaSt"
Staff Reporter Radio Taiwan Int’l interviewed Trista di Genova for a show on “The Wild East” Show INTERVU AVEC TRISTA DI GENOVA…
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Vote for Me in Iowa: Vote RON
When you go to the polls on Tuesday, Iowa, don’t just vote for any stranger, vote for me i’m not on the…
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The Politics in its Death Throes
Straight From: The Pigs Ass By Trista DiGenova It just occurred to me, after reading all that political science for tossers, and…
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A Preview To The Wild East
“East Meets Mae West,” by Trista di Genova Saturday, Jan. 19, 7 p.m.-midnight PLACE: Beat Studio, Taipei “I think of it as…
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The Beat Starts Here
Beat Studio marks a year of art with Anniversary Christmas Show By Trista di Genova Photography by Joe Russo The China Post…
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Taiwan filmfest looks at world of sex workers
A group of sex workers stage a protest at the Ministry of the Interior Tuesday over the minister’s objection to decriminalizing prostitution.…
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‘One Year at Sappho’ defines the musical moment
The China Post The entrance stairwell at Sappho’s is thrown into black and white relief, a woman tarries there, listening to a…
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Taiwan Students Struggling for Positive Identity
With the recent initiative of eliminating the name “China” from government corporations in Taiwan, I interviewed Ross Kenneger – an owner of…
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Art for Politic’s Sake: A Kenbo Liao Retrospective
Kenbo Liao retrospective explores unknown Taiwan By Trista di Genova The China Post “Second Republic,” a retrospective of award-winning filmmaker Kenbo Liao…
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Freaks come out on Saturday night
The China Post Saturday night, Taipei has several hot live music offerings where you can dance all night with all the other…
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Ron Paul and The Clash of the Medias
Congressman, Presidential Candidate, Dr. Ron Paul MD by Phillip Charlier It’s surprising to see that as we approach 2008, there are still…