UNO English teacher receives Fulbright: Norton to study one month in Russia.

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From: Lima News (Lima, OH)
Date: 20060423
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Byline: Beth L. Jokinen

Apr. 23--LIMA -- Most people can name at least a few Russian male writers. There's Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo Tolstoy, to name a couple. Now, how about the women of Russian literature? Holly Norton is hoping a few more people will be able to answer that question after she returns from a trip to Russia this summer. "I'm interested in learning more about Russian women writers," she said. "I think the men already get a lot of coverage, so I would like to learn more about the women, especially since Russia is no longer communist." The ...

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