Kabul Unveiled 11/24/2001

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JOHN STANMEYER/VII FOR TIME		Kabul Unveiled Photographs for TIME by JOHN STANMEYER/VII Adila Poyanda, 40, teaches girls and boys in her home. A former professor of philosophy, Adila has been defying Taliban law by teaching up to 60 students secretly in her home at a cost of less than $1 per month per student.

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