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His editorship promises to continue the tradition of
The Paris Review by surprising us with new writing.

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His first book, "We Wish To Inform You That Tomorrow We
Will Be Killed With Our Families: stories from Rwanda ," was published by
Farrar Straus + Giroux (FSG) in 1998, and won numerous prizes, including a
National Book Critics Circle Award, a Los Angeles Times Book Prize, a George
Polk Book Award, and in Britain , the Guardian First Book Award. His books have appeared in
translation in ten languages.

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Gourevitch, 43, is a well-known author and long-time staff writer of The
New Yorker.
"Philip greatly impressed us," said Robert Silvers, co-editor of The New York
Review of Books, who led the Search Committee. It has never belonged to a particular literary school or movement, but
rather it has always embraced literature as a whole, in the largest possible
way.

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and has published a number of short stories in literary quarterlies. Approximately 15 students

INTERVIEWS: Intel Science Talent Search first place winner, local
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NEW YORK, The board of The Paris Review
Foundation today named Philip Gourevitch as the magazine 's new editor.

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ADVISORY/Intel Science Talent Search Winners Arrive in New York

CONTACT: Jason LaDuca, Cohn + Wolfe (917) 620-5948
Tami Casey, Intel (408) 838-0918

About the Intel Science Talent Search

The Intel Science Talent Search (STS) is America's oldest and most
prestigious pre-college science competition - often considered the
"junior Nobel Prize.
This year, 1,600 high school seniors submitted entries that were
judged based on their individual research ability, scientific
originality and creative thinking.C.

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WHERE: Marriott Marquis
1535 Broadway
Between 45th and 46th Streets
**Take escalator one flight to Wilder ballroom

WHEN: Wednesday, March 16, 2005
12P.M.

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WHAT: Intel Science Talent Search first place winner and local
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He
worked as cultural editor of the Forward in the early nineties, before turning
to writing full time. to compete for more than $1.

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Gourevitch holds an M. The research projects cover all
disciplines of science, including chemistry, physics, mathematics,
engineering , social science and biology.

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His second
book, "A Cold Case," was published by FSG in 2001, and is being adapted for
the screen by Tom Hanks and Universal Pictures..M.

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But he has an intense interest in fiction and fresh
ideas for the magazine.

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"George believed that an editor should be strong and decisive and should
also be free to give a magazine its character according to his sensibility ,"
Sarah Dudley Plimpton, widow of George Plimpton, said. "And Philip is very
inspiring.

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understanding of science through the research and discovery process.

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Gourevitch said he began reading The Paris Review in the library
periodical room as a college freshman, and he said: "One of the many amazing
things about The Paris Review is that it has steadily defied the conventional
wisdom about literary magazines. Its interviews with the world's finest writers have become an essential
resource . The top 300 entrants are
selected as semifinalists, and then trimmed to 40 finalists.

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His appointment comes at a time of renewed enthusiasm and support
for sustaining The Paris Review following the death , in 2003, of George
Plimpton, who had presided over the magazine for its first half century. "He is best known for his
brilliant reporting.

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Philip Gourevitch Named Editor of The Paris Review

And it has a great sense of humor."

The Paris Review quarterly magazine is published by The Paris Review
Foundation, Inc.

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It has never grown dated. Gourevitch , a long time board member of the
writers' organization PEN, has written extensively from Africa, Asia, and
Europe, and will be interested in publishing more writing from abroad.25
million in scholarships and awards as well as present their research
to prominent scientists, teachers and media .