+ Follow DELHI UNIVERSITY Tag
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[Title] => Hundreds march against abuse in Delhi's 'SlutWalk'
[Summary] => There were no short skirts, fishnet stockings or lingerie on display that were the staple of other global "SlutWalk" marches as hundreds gathered in India's capital on Sunday to protest sexual violence against women.
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[Title] => Sitar man
[Summary] => The stillness in Joey Valencianos face belies the intensity with which his fingers pluck the sitar, making it sound, at times, like children laughing, a woman humming a soft and whimsical tune to herself, a brook gurgling as it makes its merry way through rough rock.
Joeys supple fingers pluck at the heartstrings of those who listen to him.
Seated on the stage floor with his sitar, Joey simply plays what seems right at the moment.
"When I play, I try to hugot (pull out) what there is in there and not be a poser," he says.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-31 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Dulce M. Arguelles
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DELHI UNIVERSITY
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[Title] => Hundreds march against abuse in Delhi's 'SlutWalk'
[Summary] => There were no short skirts, fishnet stockings or lingerie on display that were the staple of other global "SlutWalk" marches as hundreds gathered in India's capital on Sunday to protest sexual violence against women.
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Joeys supple fingers pluck at the heartstrings of those who listen to him.
Seated on the stage floor with his sitar, Joey simply plays what seems right at the moment.
"When I play, I try to hugot (pull out) what there is in there and not be a poser," he says.
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