Everybody Has a Mother

Article Abstract:

Aicha el-Wafi, the mother of accused terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui, is profiled. She describes Zacarias' troubled childhood in Narbonne, France, but denies being a cold mother, as detailed by her other son, Abd-Samad Moussaoui.

Analysis, Political aspects, Works, Motherhood, Letter to the Editor, Terrorists, Moussaoui, Zacarias, Zacarias, My Brother: The Making of a Terrorist (Book), Moussaoui, Abd-Samad, el-Wafi, Aicha

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Me and Ms. Jones

Article Abstract:

Author Helen Fielding is concerned that her book, which is primarily a comedy, is looked upon for any political implications it might have. The book's main character, Bridget Jones, considers self-help books a new religion.

Authors, Writers, Interview, Authorship, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (Book), Fielding, Helen

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Mending a psyche - Elizabeth's journey back to life, one 45-minute session at a time: recovery

Article Abstract:

The psychological journey of a NY Port Authority nurse in her 50's, a previously indomitably efficient worker crushed by the loss of so many people she knew in the World Trade Center attacks, is provided.

United States, Case studies, Cover Story, Nurses, Disaster relief, Psychotherapy, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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