July 2008  Volume # 29  Issue 07

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Home | Inside this issue    Newsreel The Agrium Situation by Andrew Schurgott and Erin Cunningham    The Watch Not Egyptian Enough? by Manal el-Jesri Ibrahim El Batout’s documentary Ein Shams is winning international accolades, but he can’t get permission to screen it at home because it’s not “Egyptian”    The Watch Nowhere Near Naked by Kholoud Khalifa The ban on nude models in one of Cairo’s best established arts schools has students going underground to teach themselves    The Watch Heard on the Street: the Emergency Law by Nadine el Sayed The 27-year-old law was due to be replaced last month, but has been extended another two years. We asked for your opinions...    The View Ending the Oil Age by Gwynne Dyer Innovative fuels like algae and extracted carbon dioxide may hold the best hope for a world searching for an alternative to oil    The View    Stop Screaming, It’s Not Jaws by Richard Hoath Giant sharks in the Red Sea are no cause for alarm: They don’t eat people    The View    Scene and Heard by Hassan Hassan The slightly more frivolous side of the internet    Faces Omm Khaled by Hossam Zaater A life on the road is not easy, especially for Egypt’s first and only female trucker    Faces Wael Abbas by Ethar El-Katatney One of Egypt’s most vocal bloggers is candid about his past, his present and his hopes for the future    Cover Story Growing Up Parentless by Nadine el Sayed Life in Egypt’s orphanages is not as bad as many believe, although orphans still face society’s stigma when they venture into the outside world    Cover Story Montenegro: Adriatic Escape by Erin Cunningham Super-yachts, local brandy and an abundance of UNESCO world heritage sites make Montenegro’s Adriatic coastline an overlooked summer destination just a stone’s throw across the Mediterranean    Cover Story Release Your Inner Beach Body by Hassan Hassan Easy, hassle-free steps to getting rid of that winter weight.    Cover Story Culture 101    Cover Story Summer Dancing by Tamer Hafez Add a little Latin flavor to your summer by skipping Sharm and picking up salsa in Cairo instead    Cover Story The End of Spring by Erika Sherk Sahar Khalifeh’s newly translated novel is a vivid picture of brotherly love and destruction during the siege of Ramallah    Cover Story Seashells’ Moment in the Sun by Richard Hoath The new book by Mary Lyn Rusmore-Villaume is a way to collect beautiful shells without leaving your home    Cover Story The Piano Man by Norhan Elhakeem American pianist Mark Damisch wants the people of the Middle East to make music, not war    Cover Story Asia Bar by Hassan Hassan Enjoy luxurious Far Eastern and Indian cuisine on the Nile    Cover Story Wagamama by Rebecca Collard The renowned international chain brings ‘positive eating’ to Cairo    Cover Story Fusion II by Karim Ezzeldin The wizards of Asian cuisine come to Mohandiseen    Cover Story Strike by Hassan Hassan Cairo is slowly but surely becoming a little less of a fashionista’s nightmare. Over the past few years, international brand names have been popping up everywhere from CityStarsto the Four Seasons. Here’s what’s cool now.    Cover Story Bahgat’s Books by May Kaddah Religion, politics and humor can be a tricky mix, but Ahmad Bahgat’s writing on Egyptian life hits the mark    Feature The Last of the Lepers by Ethar El-Katatney Egypt’s leper community is benefiting from better treatment and improved facilities in recent years despite continued isolation and widespread misperception about the disease    Feature Ladies at the Forefront by Asma Alsharif Egypt’s female Olympians, competing in the international games since 1984, still face challenges beyond crossing the finish line    ET Guide       ET Guide    What to Do by et staff July

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