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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
 
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by Jim Lo Scalzo for USN&WR
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Young students of Zarghouna High School in downtown Kabul look out of a dilapidated classroom. (Related story: Giving Afghan girls a chance)
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The Brick Makers of Dai Khudaidad imageView this essay
Using methods passed down through generations, these brick makers, like most Afghans, try to plan for a better future. An essay by Jim Lo Scalzo.
(1/26/02)

Giving Afghan Girls a Chance imageView this essay
In the classrooms, female students hope to make up for all the lost years. During the Taliban's five-year rule in Kabul, girls were forbidden to go to school. View images of these girls getting back to the books. An essay by Jim Lo Scalzo.
(1/21/02)

Arctic National Wildlife Refuge imageView this essay
U.S. News photographer Jim Lo Scalzo recently traveled to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and he offers a glimpse of the barren beauty of the landscape, its wildlife, the oil development, and the native people who struggle to survive in one of America's harshest environments.
(8/13/01)

On the Road imageView this essay
Join President Bush on the road as he makes national and international stops to promote his agenda. An essay by Charlie Archambault.
(5/19/01)

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