Archive for June, 2004

Things to do

Posted in Uncategorized on Jun 20th, 2004

Keepin' me busy this week: http://www.nouhachjournal.net

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In the Shadow of Angkor – Contemporary Writing from Cambodia

Posted in Uncategorized on Jun 16th, 2004

In the Shadow of Angkor The new issue of Manoa, The University of Hawaii's literary journal, features both pre and post civil war writing. --------------------------------------------------- In the Shadow of Angkor - Contemporary Writing from Cambodia Editors: Frank Stewart (Editor) Sharon May (Feature Editor) Publisher: Manoa 16:1, University of Hawaii Press, 2840 Kolowalu Street, Honolulu, ...

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Turns out Angkor was a lot like Los Angeles

Posted in Uncategorized on Jun 16th, 2004

Turns out Angkor was a lot like Los Angeles From Roland Fletcher and crew: http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/science/06/08/fallenangkor.ap/index.html

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‘S-21′ Reviews

Posted in Uncategorized on Jun 16th, 2004

'S-21' Reviews 'S21': Cambodia's Bloody Hands By Ann Hornaday, Washington Post Staff Writer As movies enter their silly season, "S21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine" arrives like a sobering splash of cold water. This devastating, elegantly simple documentary about the ravages of the communist regime in Cambodia during the 1970s testifies not only to human dignity ...

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Khmyeye

Posted in Uncategorized on Jun 11th, 2004

Khmeye An exhibition of photographs taken by orphans living in Phnom Penh opens at the Sorya Centre (4th floor), Street 63, Phnom Penh on Wednesday 9th June, 6pm – 9pm. Opening times: Wednesday 9th June – Tuesday 15th June, 8am to 9pm. The exhibition ‘Khmeye’ marks the culmination of a ten-week photography ...

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