ABOUT THE CBI PAGES The CBI pages you are viewing were created using original printed materials from or about the China-Burma-India Theater of World War II (CBI). The pages are intended as educational and historical reference only. Text from the original printed matter has been faithfully transcribed. Images are included to convey the original look and feel, but due to page size considerations, all images from the original may not be included. The poor quality of the source image is reflected in some of the recreations. In some cases, similar or identical images of better quality have been substituted. Any variation from the original document is noted on the individual page. You may print the page by using the PRINT THIS PAGE link found at the bottom of most pages. Note that the printed output will differ from that displayed. If you came to the page using a search engine or direct link, you can see more about CBI at: https://cbi-theater.com/index.html ABOUT THE AUTHOR (from her latest book) Jane Hanser has combined her extensive background in teaching English and English as a Second Language and telling a story with this newest book, "Nobody Knows How to Write a Grammar Book Better Than Me: With Amazing Examples from Donald Trump." Prior to publishing this book, she authored "Dogs Don't Look Both Ways," acclaimed with a BRAG Medallion for excellence in Literary Fiction. She was the film critic for "The Jewish Advocate" and a freelance film critic with reviews appearing in print and online newspapers "The Jewish Journal," "The Newton Tab," and the "Jewish News Service." Her poetry and essays have been published in numerous print and online journals such as "Poetica Magazine," "The Persimmon Tree", "Every Writer's Resource," and others. She has enjoyed writing haiku and posting it to her blog. Her academic background is Spanish Language and Literature, and English Education (M.Ed. from Temple University Graduate School). She taught ESL and remedial writing for many years, in New York City, at City University of New York campuses and in Philadelphia. She also developed a popular educational software application, "Easy Writer: An Interactive and Audio Boo, " still used nationally and worldwide, that teaches writing and editing skills to learners of English. Jane is involved with many and varied local community and municipal activities, such as bicycle and pedestrian safety, feeding the hungry, and literacy. She and her husband Phil live in Newton, MA, with their four bicycles. COPYRIGHT NOTICE       CLOSE THIS WINDOW