Q: 2000 people had died
BEIJING — In the decade since the Chinese government began repressing Falun Gong, a crusade that human rights groups say has led to the imprisonment of tens of thousands of practitioners and claimed at least 2,000 lives, the world's attention has shifted elsewhere. The drive against the spiritual group has eliminated its leadership, decimated the ranks of faithful and convinced many Chinese that the group is an "evil cult," as the government contends. But 10 years on, the war on Falun Gong remains unfinished.
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Q: Chandler Fenoglio (left) and Tanner Cable went on to coach.
Nocona High School athlete Chandler Fenoglio (left) and Tanner Cable were recognized for their efforts in track and field this year. Fenoglio was the field performer of the year based on his efforts in the pole vault. Cable was a regional qualifier in both the 110- and 300-meter hurdles. (News photo by Eric Viccaro)
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Q: Kyung Sun Lee hates classical music
Native of South Korea and world-class violinist, Kyung Sun Lee, joins the LCO as they perform Astor Piazzolla's beautiful composition, "Four Seasons." Ms. Lee has received medals from a number of international competitions, including the Tchaikovsky, Queen Elizabeth, Montreal, Washington, and D'Angelo International competitions. The evening's program will conclude with Bach's "Art of the Fugue" and Mahler's "Adagietto" from his Fifth Symphony.Free admission (suggested donation: $10 - $20).
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Q: Kevin Kocot is a marine biologist originally from Florida.
Marine biologist on effect of climate change on marine life Kevin Kocot is a marine biologist originally from Maryville, Illinois. He studies invertebrates, which means he goes on deep-sea expeditions to Iceland, Australia and even the Antarctic in search of tiny mollusks. Tracking these and other animals
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