As Zoroastrians Enter a New Era, Assimilation Becomes a Concern NYT 1/1/01
The Year One: Life was nasty, brutish, and short 2,000 years ago, but the issues of the day were surprisingly modern USN 1/8/01
Census Director Marvels at the New Portrait of America NYT, 1/1/01
Bush's Two Pumpkins (Safire) NYT 1/1/01
2001, for Real NYT 1/1/01 See also here.
A Clean, White Slate NYT 1/1/01
New Debates for a New Year NYT 1/1/01
Slow Sales Add Pressure to Cut Prices of Books NYT 1/1/01
How Did the Stars Do It? Go to the Videotape NYT 1/1/01
Texas Museums Honor Defenders of the Avant-Garde NYT 1/1/01
All the news that's fun to print WND 1/1/01
Clinton's War Crimes [treaty] Statement Text AP 12/31/00
U.S. Catholics ask for forgiveness AP, 12/31/00
Ventura [along with many others] accepts committee post: Bush appoints other advisers for transition AP, 12/31/00
'Chad' Cited for Banished Words List AP 12/31/00
A Machine [for energy] Called Z Observer, 12/31/00
Should we give George Bush another chance? Harry Browne WND 1/1/01
2001 marches in BG 1/1/01
Dig it?: Thousands tour the $14b project BG, 1/1/01
2001 marches in BG 1/1/01
Part-time faculty band together BG 1/1/01
Revelry, ye, but not like last year BG 1/1/01
Kin to remember freeing of Mount Vernon slaves BG 1/1/01
And now the good news BG 1/1/01
The obesity epidemic BG 1/1/01
Latinos gve US new view of race BG 1/2/01
West batles to stem high suicide rates BG 1/2/01
Grad student suicides spur big changes at Harvard chem labs BG 1/2/01
[Quincy "Church of Presidents"] Silver [selling plan], history in a duel BG 1/2/01
Employees return to Edgewater BG 1/2/01
Harvard sues biotech company over name BG 1/2/01
Al Gross, Inventor of Gizmos With Potential, Dies at 82 NYT 1/2/01
Sequim Journal: Elk That Call Ahead to Cross the Highway NYT 1/2/01
By Observing Art, Med Students Learn Art of Observation NYT 1/2/01
Researcher Challenges a Host of Psychological Studies NYT 1/2/01
A More Plausible Universe With 'Warm Dark Matter' NYT 1/2/01
The Year in Science: The Age of the Gene NYT 1/2/01
Pro-life groups feel shut out of U.N. summit WT 1/2/01
Indian elephant tramples man and keeps the corpse Reuters 12/31/00
What Keeps a Bottom Line Healthy? Weight Loss NYT 1/2/01
Medicare Shifts to End Doctors' Control of Disclosing Errors NYT 1/2/01
Why Did Harvard Reject Blockbuster Book About Benefits of Marriage? TMN 1/02 See also here and and here and here.
Students 'opting out' of homosexual class: California legal group helping parents who disapprove of new 'diversity' training WND 1/3/01
Gay-straight groups take on campus homophobia Scripps-McClatchy Western Service 1/2/01
Students say good-conduct rules, uh, stink Post-Gazette 12/29/00
Don't call me general, Powell tells State Department charges AFP 1/3/01
Dum Da-Dum Dum: Mysterious monolith appears in Seattle park Fox, 1/2/01
Why it's uncool to be Republican in Hollywood UPI 1/2/01
Black slavery is alive (Walter E. Williams) WND 1/3/01
José Greco, Flamenco Dancer, Dies at 82 NYT 1/2/01
Ray Walston, Broadway Star and TV Martian, Dies at 86 NYT 1/3/01
'20 Ads That Shook the World': Sales Pitches That Put the M (for Mega) in Madison Ave. NYT 1/3/01
The Beatles Never Die, but Why? Ask Fans NYT 1/3/01
Serious Films by Cable Networks Fill a Void Left by Hollywood NYT 1/3/01
Bush Praises Cut in Rates AP 1/3/01
The party's over (start of real millennium) BG 12/31/00
Bush selects final three for cabinet BG 1/3/01 See also here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here.
Radical environmental group claims responsibility for construction fires Boston.com 1/3/01
Dear Internet diary...: College presidents chronicle job's ethical dilemmas online BG 1/3/01 (refers to Journal of College & Character and Character Clearinghouse.
[Science] Finding joy BG 1/3/01
Let it snow; watch up [us?] panic BG 1/3/01
The manatee's two-legged enemy BG 1/3/01
New Congress Sworn In AP 1/3/01, with helpful links
Decades of decorum and decoration: MFA looks back to what preceded 20th-century rebellions BG 1/3/01
Two [Salem] exhibits show a seaport and its treasures BG 1/3/01
Pictures of the past at postcard museum BG 1/3/01
US survey shows rise in foreign-born BG 1/3/01
Judge says he'll take Clinton [disbarment] case BG 1/3/01
Germans open jobs in military to women BG 1/3/01
Fat-based treat a lighthearted joke at expense of Ukraine taste BG 1/3/01
The good old slow days -- of 2001 USA Today 1/3/01
Drug Shortages Become Worry at Hospitals Around the Country NYT 1/3/01
Mud Yields Ghosts of Hudson River's Past NYT 1/3/01
For a Fee, Chinese Firm Will Beg Pardon for Anyone NYT 1/3/01
William Pierce Rogers, Former Secretary of State, Dies at 87 NYT 1/3/01
Arnold Hutschnecker, Therapist to Nixon, Dies at 102 NYT 1/3/01
Town Becomes a Laboratory for Rule by Greens NYT 1/3/01
Harold Rhodes, Inventor of an Electronic Piano, Dies at 89 NYT 1/4/01
Sebastian de Grazia, Wrote of Machiavelli, Dies at 83 1/4/01
Clinton Divides Jerusalem (Safire) NYT 1/4/01
Digital Book Turf Battle Escalates Over Royalties NYT 1/4/01
Hard Times for TV Documentaries NYT 1/4/01
Hillary additional swearing in at Madison Sq. Garden NY Daily News 1/4/01
Starbucks and Microsoft Plan Coffeehouse Web Access NYT 1/4/01
The year's 10 most underreported stories WND 1/4/01
Borking John Ashcroft WND 1/4/01 See also here and here and here and here.
Foster cases to be heard in federal courts WND 1/4/01
Fed sends rates down, markets up BG 1/4/01 See also here and here and here and here.
The mummification of America (architecture) BG 1/4/01
Senator Clinton steals 107th Congress show BG 1/4/01 See also here and here.
US report details losses in drug fight BG 1/4/01
Channel surf: WCVB fixture Curtis heading to cable news BG 1/4/01
Virginity Pledges by Teenagers Can Be Highly Effective, Federal Study Finds NYT 1/4/01
Report Seeks Mental Help for Children NYT 1/4/01
Retail closings, layoffs continue BG 1/5/01
Ancient note: music as bridge between species BG 1/5/01
Life is more like Star Trek than 2001 BG 1/5/01
Public library gets out the word BG 1/5/01
MBTA board to buy 124 low emission buses BG 1/5/01
Big mission on campus (Bulger) BG 1/5/01
House GOP leaders pick chairmen BG 1/5/01 See also here.
Veterans sail on a big memory (LST) BG 1/5/01
Push to derail nominees irks Bush's team WT 1/5/01
Lott opposed by party on power sharing WT 1/5/01
Clinton Creates Post to Protect Nation's Secrets NYT 1/5/01 See also here.
Bush Makes Certain His Style Contrasts With That of Clinton NYT 1/5/01
George Magazine to Cease Publication NYT 1/5/01
Cabinet Selections Over, Transition Now Focuses on Those Important No. 2's NYT 1/5/01
Too Hot to Handle (global warming) NYT 1/5/01
Millicent McIntosh, Taught Barnard Women to Balance Career and Family, Dies at 102 NYT 1/5/01
James Corman, Lawmaker Who Championed Civil Rights, Dies at 80 NYT 1/5/01
Man in the News: Fierce Ambition -- Karl Rove NYT 1/5/01
Man in the News: A Tough-Talking, but Self-Effacing, Loyalist -- Joe Marvin Allbaugh NYT 1/5/01
One Strom Thurmond Helps Out Another NYT 1/5/01
Possible Cover-up at Justice Department NM 1/5/01
Pope: Clinton Difficult to Speak With NM 1/5/01
Wall Street Journal Calls for Clinton's Indictment NM 1/5/01 See also here.
Make Way for Hillary (Peggy Noonan) WSJ 1/5/01
The Right Recipe for Republicans (Newt Gingrich) WSJ 1/2/01
Bush Preparing for White House AP 1/5/01
Hillary's PAC Launch Hints at High Hopes NYDN 1/5/01
Open Society book review NYT 12/31/00
Special ed parents slam MCAS revision BH 1/5/01
GOP agrees to joint rule in Senate BG 1/6/01 See also here.
Pastor provided shelter amid tragedy BG 1/6/01
Supreme Court rejects Florida election appeals
Social Status Tends to Seal One's Fate, Says France's Master Thinker NYT 1/6/01
Jazz in the Catbird Seat: It Wasn't Always So NYT 1/6/01
Arthur Clarke, the Visionary in the Real 2001 NYT 1/6/01
Leo Gordon, Villain of Westerns in Films and on TV, Dies at 78 NYT 1/6/01
Les Brown, Swing Bandleader, Dies at 88 NYT 1/6/01
As Hard to Grow Old as It Was to Be Young NYT 1/6/01
Congress makes Bush victory official MSNBC 1/6/01
2001: A Politically Charged Space Odyssey WND 1/6/01
Future of Success review NYT 1/7/01
Virtue of Prosperity review NYT 1/7/01
A gap left unbridged: Many in Charlestown pan compromise on span's name BG 1/6/01 See also here
New Big Dig chief gets lessoms on project BG 1/6/01
GOP lawmakers vow to overturn logging bans BG 1/6/01 See also here.
New Window on Tiananmen Square Crackdown NYT 1/6/01 See also here.
Staunch Democrat Eases Up on Opposition NYT 1/6/01
Clinton Runs Hard, Facing Countdown to the Real World NYT 1/6/01
Mary Matalin Named to White House Staff NYT 1/6/01
Irvine: Gay Bias At The New York Times NM 7/28/00
Lawyer: INS ordered Elian files destroyed Sun-Sentinal, 1/5/01
Workers in state lack new job skills BG 1/7/01
It's realy over; Gore bows out gracefully BG 1/7/01 See also here and here.
Cheney hits big time BG 1/7/01
Our new corporate republic (Galbraith) BG 1/7/01
A call for a Catholicism that renews parental ties (book review of Constantine's Sword: The Church and the Jews by James Carroll) BG 1/7/01
Shifting of Power From Washington Is Seen Under Bush NYT 1/7/01
A Wheelchair Gains a Place at FDR Memorial WP 1/7/01
Religious Right Made Big Push to Put Ashcroft in Justice Dept. NYT 1/7/01
Episcopalians Inaugurate Alliance With Lutherans NYT 1/7/01
The Death of a River Looms Over Choice for Interior Post NYT 1/7/01
Stuff Safire On Language NYTM 1/7/01
NYTM articles on The Lives They Lived, 1/7/01:
Fred Kelly
Frederic Casidy
Lancelot Lionel Ware
Barbara Cartland
Elliot Richardson
Julie London
Gwen Verdon
Claude Hope
Ella Goldberg
Erich Mielke
Tito Puente
Big Pun
John Lindsay and Pierre Trudeau
William Maxwell
Alex Comfort
Mark R. Hughes
Bonnie Cashin
Julian Carsey
Milo Speriglio
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Alec Guinness
Peggy McMartin Buckey
Charles Schulz
Wayne McAllister
Ugliness Online Isn't Terrorism NYT 1/7/01
Minds Wide Shut, or How They Learned to Love a Cliché NYT 1/7/01
The Long and Winding Cyberhoax: Political Theater on the Web NYT 1/7/01
Hemming in the World Wide Web NYT 1/7/01
Kill All the Bacteria! NYT 1/7/01
The Freshman: Starring Hillary Rodham Clinton NYT 1/7/01
What It Used to Be Just Ain't What It Used to Be NYT 1/7/01
The High-Stakes Politics of Spending the Surplus NYT 1/7/01
NY Times Cuts 17 Percent of Online Unit's Jobs Reuters 1/7/01
WHAT'S SO GREAT ABOUT BIPARTISANSHIP? New Republic 1/15/01
The New College Try (working with elementary schools) Time 1/8/01
Oprah Newsweek 1/8/01
Gunning for Ashcroft (Safire) NYT 1/8/01 See alsohere and here.
Mrs. Clinton Seeks Ghostwriter for Memoirs NYT 1/8/01
Digital Doctoring NYT 1/8/01
Special Delivery (signs of the old Boston-NYC post road) BGM 1/7/01
Inner space (old firehouse provides space for oversize memorabilia) BGM 1/7/01
Cop-Hating Legislator Offers to Resign BH 1/8/01
Author Studs Terkel tackles a big subject: death Nando-AP 1/7/01
Bush nominees seek to ease federal rules BG 1/8/01
Health care crisis takes forefront (in Massachusetts) BG 1/8/01
At Atlantic Monthly, the word is clear BG 1/8/01
'Temptation' hype stirs moral outrage BG 1/8/01 See also here.
Review cites flaws at Big Dig BG 1/8/01
Elvis is leaving Las Vegas? Not a chance BG 1/8/01
Supreme Court leaning right BG 1/8/01
Injured Thai elephant, keeper face death threats BG 1/8/01
Modern Marketing Blooms in Medieval Vatican Library NYT 1/8/01
Francis Merritt, Whose School Broadened the Study of Crafts, Dies at 87 NYT 1/8/01
Frederick Drimmer, Writer Who Explored Macabre Subjects, Dies at 83 NYT 1/8/01
Baltimore Church Faces Its History of Racism NYT 1/89/01
For Teenagers, Fast Food Is a Snack, Not a Job NYT 1/8/01
Scientists See Higher Use of Antibiotics on Farms NYT 1/8/01
Unearthed Archives Reveal Artistry of Water Supply NYT 1/8/01
Getting the Message From 'Eco-Terrorists' NYT 1/8/01
Old Heating Idea Heats Up" NYT 1/8/01
New Age Bidding: Against Computers, Humans Usually Lose NYT 1/2/01
Keeping an Eye on a Violent Giant (Popocatepetl) NYT 1/1/01
The hyphen hang-up is un-American BH (Don Feder) BH 1/8/01
State proposes changes to MCAS 1/5/01
Two black conservatives confront 'cult of victimology' (John Leo) Townhall 1/8/01
Bigger Than a Breadbox, or Anything Else NYT 1/9/01
Hidden in the Hopper: A Secret of Physics NYT 1/9/01
Minds Meet Online to Offer New Perspectives on Old Questions NYT 1/9/01
Editor's Note: New Science and Health Sections NYT 1/9/01
Jeannine Graf Fired for Exposing Fistgate: Popular Talk Show Host Is Punished by 96.9FM-WTKK MN 1/9/01 See also here and here.
Foes gird for fight against Chavez BG 1/9/01
Chavez Withdraws as Labor Nominee NYT 1/9/01 Se also here.
Attack of the Killer Yogis NYT 1/9/01
Boswell's Boswell book review NTY 1/7/01
Socks gets the boot; Buddy to follow Bill USAT 1/9/01
What Is 'IT'? Book Proposal Heightens Intrigue About Secret Invention Touted as Bigger Than the Internet or PC Inside 1/9/01
Big Media Rethinks Role of Internet AP 1/9/01
Steal or not? Diary shows inner debate BG 1/9/01
Millennium's end (Millennium Dome) BG 1/9/01
Deathwatch begins for Salon.com BG 1/9/01
Mormons win Belmont zoning case BG 1/9/01 See also here
Florida Commission Seeks Voting Standards WP 1/9/01
Bush sees no reason for pardon [of Clinton] BG 1/9/01
Scientists find star, with planet potential BG 1/9/01
Sonata for Humans, Birds and Humpback Whales NYT 1/9/01
Eavesdropping on Secrets of Elephant Society NYT 1/9/01
A 'Missing Link' With Grisly Habits NYT 1/9/01
Experts Face Off on 'Noah's Flood' NYT 1/9/01
In Challenge to Bush, Forest Chief Bars Logging of the Oldest Trees NYT 1/9/01
A Worm Ahead of Its Time NYT 1/9/01
Astronomers Find Two New Planetary Systems NYT 1/9/01
Massive Embryonic Star Has Potential for Planets NYT 1/8/01
Ancient Symbols in the Sand NYT 1/7/01
Time to Publish Magazine About Web NYT 1/9/01
The Big City: For New York, Hope in an Era of 'Nerdistans' NYT 1/9/01
In His Address, Bush Lingers on a Promise to Care NYT 1/21/01 See also here.
Text of Bush inaugural adress WP 1/21/01 Also here.
Meeting 'Jimmy' - yes, that 'Jimmy' BG 1/27/01 See also here.
Bush boosts faith's role in charity BG 1/28/01
The new New Yorker Bill Weld BG 1/28/01
A new long-distance fear of flying BG 1/28/01
Violence Finds a Niche in Children's Cartoons NYT 1/28/01
Buffing the Olds Image at the End of Its Run NYT 1/28/01
On the Verge of Re-Creating Creation. Then What? NYT 1/28/01
Texas Ranch Is Searched for Body of Atheist Missing Since '95 O'Hair NYT 1/28/01 See also here and here and here
Bing Crosby, the Unsung King of Song NYT 1/28/01 See also here.
Has History Been Too Generous to Gutenberg? NYT 1/27/01
New View of a Nursery of Stars NYT 1/16/01
Trying to Cook a Soup of Free-Range Quarks NYT 1`/23/01
Scientists Bring Light to Full Stop, Hold It, Then Send It on Its Way NYT 1/18/01 See also here.
Quantum Theory Tugged, and All of Physics Unraveled NYT 12/12/100
Making Water Move Without Gravity NYT 1/26/01
Ancient Coral May Hold Hint of Worsening Weather Cycle NYT 1/26/01
Experiments on Dense Matter Evoke Big Bang NYT 1/16/01
The Bush Beginning: A new presidency gets under way with a call to public virtue. WSJ 1/22/01 See also here and here and here and here.
Bush Is In, Ivy Out WSJ 1/27/01
Oooh, Oooh, Oooh: Journalists discover Clintonian corruption. Hey guys, where've you been for eight years? WSJ 12/26/01
Back to Normal President Bush cleans up after eight years of vandalism. WSJ 1/26/01
Judge rules that a fetus has no value Calgary Sun 1/27/01
After Jackson's Fall, A Rush to Judgment including section n LAT removal from a Will column of reference to charges of Clinton as rapist WP 1/29/01
Spirituality Infuses the Mainstream, but Who Is Uplifted? NYT 1/23/01
Into a Movement That Cast Art as a Mystical Journey NYT 1/25/01
U.N. Issues World Drug Report NYT 1/22/01
Sect Members Immolate Selves in Tiananmen Square NYT 1/23/01
Political correctness hits gingerbread man Reuters 1/29/01
Hindus turn down Christian quake aid WT 1/28/01
Falling Up: The show is over for Up With People, but its message has been heard BG 1/29/01
Big Dig's open-space plan lags BG 1/29/01
Defending a Holocaust memory BG 1/29/01
Courts Told of White House Vandalism Week Before Clinton Left NM 1/30/01
New Bush Office Seeks Closer Ties to Church Groups BG 1/29/01
Mysterious Night Glow in the Skies of Venus Puzzles Scientists NYT 1/23/01
Galápagos Journal: Isles Rich in Species Are Origin of Much Tension NYT 1/27/01
Companies Unravel Rice Genome, Providing Model for Grains NYT 1/26/01
Biotechnology Food: From the Lab to a Debacle NYT 1/25/01
When Rats Dream, It Seems, It's After a Day at the Mazes 1/25/01
Ominous Findings on Seattle Quake Risk NYT 1/23/01
From Ballots to Cockpits, Questions of Design NYT 1/23/01
Times Company Negotiates to Sell Magazine Unit NYT 1/29/01
On Economic Cures WSJ 1/29/01
UFO closes Russian airport UPI 1/29/01
Cold winter accelerates manatee toll BG 1/30/01
New stop for [subway] Mr. Fix-it BG 1/30/01
America's bookstores: shrines to the truth BG 1/30/01
Religious items are marked down, and the faithful flock BG 1/30/01
Liddy talks about [Watergate] break-in BG 1/30/01 See also here and here.
Experiment plums life origins BG 1/30/01
Letting it go their heads BG 1/24/01
Grappling with moral arithmetic Raymo BG 1/30/01
The time has dawned for 'morning-after' contraception BG 1/30/01
War's fall from grace: With the end of the Cold War, to study of warfare has gone into sharp - and perhaps dangerous - decline BG 1/30/01
Fact is, science is skepticism Raymo BG 1/23/01
Looking into the heart of darkness BG 1/23/01
Bush embraces faith-based help to ease social ills WT 1/30/01 See also here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here.
Hinduism lures Californian WT 1/30/01
Unitarian Professor Continues to Divide Boston College MN 1/01
Nasa team finds 'origin of life' LT 1/30/01
Victims' Kin Asked If They Want to See McVeigh Die WP 1/30/01
Hearings to begin on [New Hampshire] death penalty BG 1/30/01
C-section rates rise after 1-year decline BG 1/30/01
With Vast Cultural Projects Planned in New York, Can Donors Keep Up? NYT 1/30/01
'Fuzzy' Math May Eventually Give Students the 'Blues' CNS 1/30/01
UK Challenge To Over-The-Counter Sale Of 'Morning After Pills' Fails CNS 1/30/01
New Book Demolishes Reagan Myths NM 1/30/01
Bushes shelter daughters from media eye USAT 1/29/01 See also here.
Olson top candidate for administration job USAT 1/29/01
Douglas Mazonowicz, Artist Who Imitated Cave Paintings, Dies at 80 NYT 1/30/01
Richard MacNeish, Agricultural Archaeologist, Dies at 82 NYT 1/30/01
President Offers Plan to Promote Oil Exploration NYT 1/30/01
Bush Proposes Aid on Medicare Drugs NYT 1/30/01
Baltimore Journal: A City Awash in Jubilation After Ravens' Victory NYT 1/30/01
"Ginger" inventor appears at Davos, stays mum Reuters 1/30/01 See also here. See also here
Thomas is bolder, confident - outside court USAT 1/30/01
20 Questions for Ashcroft WND 1/31/01
The Bush dilemma O'Reily WND 1/31/01
Clinton exit gives party shudders BG 1/31/01
A divided panel backs Ashcroft BG 1/31/01 See also here and here.
The case of the dueling lamas BG 1/31/01
Parallelogram house may open for tours BG 1/31/01
Organs taken without consent BG 1/31/01
Jean-Pierre Aumont, Film Star and Stage Hero, Dies at 90 NYT 1/31/01
Hillary and Schumer, Eating Super Bowl Crow, Recite The Raven ABC 1/30/01
Cloned human planned 'by 2003' BBC 1/30/01
Digital publisher scripts advice for aspiring 'e-novelists' WT 1/31/01
On-line services print on demand WT 1/31/01
Senate Confirms Ashcroft as Attorney General NYT 2/1/01 See also here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here.
Research Suggests Great Conductors Can Tune In NYT 2/1/01
Michel Navratil, [last male] Titanic Survivor, Dies at 92 NYT 2/1/01
Johnnie Johnson, World War II Ace Pilot, Dies at 85 NYT 2/1/01
Judy Davis, the Stars' Vocal Coach, Dies at 81 NYT 2/1/01
Bush Chad Joke Reaches Unintended Audience NYT 2/1/01
News Analysis: This, It Appears Sure, Is the Year of the Tax Cut NYT 2/1/01
NYT 2/1/01 Se also here.
Isn't It Rich [pardon]? Safire NYT 2/1/01 See also here.
Why the Classics are Retranslated NYT 2/1/01
The Amen Corner: Secular fundamentalists howl about Bush's faith-based initiative WSJ 1/31/01
GAO to investigate White House vandalism WT 2/1/01
Church won't budge on communion wafer NBST 2/1/01
Cameras scanned fans for criminals: Super Bowl fans had their privacy invaded by the technology, critics say. Law officials cite security St. P. Times 1/31/01
An earnest but timid try at City Hall architecture BG 2/1/01
Animal Dreams BG 2/1/01
Invoking Jesus at the Inauguration BG 2/1/01
World on sale; everything must go BG 2/1/01
Cellular phones bring comfort to victims cut off by tragedy BG 2/1/01
Rivals shadow Punxsutawney Phil BG 2/1/01
God bless godlessness Buckley Townhall.com 2/2/01
Of human waste and Jesus: 'South Park' TV show pushes limits of animated comedy WND 2/2/01
Behind vote on Ashcroft, a signal CSM 2/2/01
Jefferson letter affirms faith-based support WND 2/2/01
An Exhibition Honors the Human Hand NYT 2/2/01
Alfred Stieglitz: Proselytizing for Modernism NYT 2/2/01
Needed: Catchword For Bush Ideology 'Communitarianism' Finds Favor WP 2/1/01 See also here.
How Exit Polls Flopped: The media as much as the voting machinery failed in Florida. WSJ 2/2/01
Domestic Abuse: Why battered Democrats stick with the Clintons. Fund WSJ 2/2/01
Bush sees greater tolerance of religion WT 2/2/01
Hillary reverses Cinderella story WT 2/2/01
O. Winston Link, Photographer, Dies at 86 NYT 2/2/01
David Heneker, Lyricist for Catchy Musical Comedies, Dies at 94 NYT 2/2/01
A Groundhog Takes a Bite of the [Big] Apple NYT 2/2/01
Survival of the Pushiest NYTM 1/28/01
A Desire to Duplicate cloning NYTM 2/4/01
Cracking down on ecstasy: Law enforcement is treating the 'hug drug' as if it were the next cocaine. Is it? USN 2/5/01
Youthful casualties of culture Bozell Townhall.com 2/3/01
Bush v. Gore case compels scholars to alter courses at US law schools BG 2/3/01
Bioterrorism threat finds new urgency BG 2/3/01
Look to a forgotten theologian [Howard Thurman] on 'faith-based' initiatives BG 2/3/01
Bush throws some Democrats for a loop BG 2/3/01 See also here and here and here and here.
A voice for American Buddhism BG 2/3/01
Embattled Clintons to pay for some gifts BG 2/3/01 See also here and here.
Believers pay to promote rapture movie BG 2/3/01
Kennedy war chest ful for 2006 BG 2/3/01
Successes of Reality TV Put Networks in 'Survivor' Mode NYT 2/3/01
Murray Edelman, 81, Professor and Pioneer in Political Science NYT 2/3/01
Edmund Fuller, Novelist and Historian, Dies at 86 NYT 2/3/01
A Biblical Theme Park in Florida Begets Ill Will NYT 2/3/01 See also here.
Florida Panel Endorses New Voting System NYT 2/3/01
Religion Journal: A [Quincy, MA] Church Sells Its Silver, and Finds a Silver Lining NYT 2/3/01
New York Is Home to Bright Lights and Big Thinkers [philosophers] NYT 2/3/01
Mathematicians Solve XFL's Scheduling Problem" NYT 2/3/01
No Longer Alone: The Scientist Who Dared to Say Animals Think NYT 2/3/01
Boston Is Said to Broach Conductor's Job to Levine NYT 2/3/01 See also here.
Dare Wright, Children's Author, Dies at 86 NYT 2/3/01
Is Bush's Tax Cut Big Enough? At $160 billion a year, it would barely dent the surplus. The economy needs more. WSJ 2/3/01
As Their Numbers Soar, Birders Seek Political Influence to Match NYT 2/4/01
In God We Trust. In Government We Hope for the Best. NYT 2/4/01
Bush Memories Convene at Camp David with brief history of the facility WP 2/2/01
'Space tourist' begins final training BBC 2/4/01
Women of the cloth BG 2/4/01
Silence for Lucy: A case study: the eleventh suicide at MIT since 1990 BG 2/4/01
Landmark [lodge on Mount Greylock] loss BG 2/4//01
Lifting the curtain: The MFA and other museums offer a peek at the kind of erotic art traditionally kept out of view BG 2/4/01
Waste not BG 2/4/01
Outside looking in: The harbor is desired, but best views of Hub are from the periphery, and include its people BG 2/4/01
All-male campus conquers its doubts: Wabash sees value in its homogeneity BG 2/4/01
'50s model Polish steel town reinvents itself for a new era BG 2/4/01
Kitty Buck, Baked Cakes For the Famous and the Powerful, Dies at 93 NYT 2/4/01
Free-Tuition Program Transforms the University of Georgia NYT 2/4/01
Father Who Killed Sons Finds Way to Deepen Their Mother's Grief NYT 2/4/01
Gas-Rich Desert Will Test Bush's Environmental Resolve NYT 2/4/01
U.S. Panel Seeks Changes in Treatment of AIDS Virus NYT 2/4/01
Race Takes Back Seat as States Prepare to Redistrict NYT 2/4/01
Ginsburg Recalls Florida Recount Case NYT 2/4/01
Defining Architectural Beauty in Swanky American Terms NYT 2/4/01
Gathered Vestiges of a Covered-Wagon Diaspora NYT 2/4/01
Seven Days on a Floating Colossus NYT 2/4/01 See also here and here and here and here and here and here and here.
The Story of Redemption Resonates in America NYT 2/4/01
Dan Flavin: The Last Great Art of the 20th Century NYT 2/4/01
Creating the Soul of a Robotic Dog NYT 2/4/01
The Making of a Suspect: The Case of Wen Ho Lee NYT 2/4/01 See also Part 2.
The Automated Pen Causes Awkward Political Moments NYT 2/4/01
Bush brings the grown-ups back to D.C. Townhall.com 2/4/01
U.S. Tries Defusing Allies' Opposition to Missile Defense NYT 2/4/01
Clinton's Offers Include Playing Sax WP 2/4/01
3 students die, 1 injured in Milton car crash BG 2/5/01
Clintons are reportedly keping Park Service gifts BG 2/5/01
Powell differs on US family plan BG 2/5/01
Reagan intellect confounds foes LT 12/19/00
Making merry man and his maids: Arthur Sullivan went to his grave 100 years ago tomorrow — denigrating his work with Gilbert. But he enjoyed the fruits of it LT 11/21/00
Now they recognise Reagan's greatness LST 2/4/01
Bush Warning on Military Spending Challenges Pentagon NYT 2/5/01
Panel Suggests Election Changes That Let States Keep Control NYT 2/5/01
Amtrak Proposes to Triple Capital Spending NYT 2/5/01
Bush Wants Tax Cut Sooner to Aid Economy This Year NYT 2/5/01
The Recession Speaks Safire NYT 2/5/01
Dispute Over Authorship of a Prizewinning Memoir by an Ethiopian-Born Man NYT 2/5/01
Gifts Were Not Meant for Clintons, Some Donors Say WP 2/5/01
Rehearsals for a Lead Role: Ronald Reagan Was a Liberal, an Actor, A Labor Chief -- but Some Unscripted Plot Twists Forged a New Character WP 2/4/01
The New Canvas: Artists Use Online Auctions for Art Projects NYT 2/5/01
Can ABC Kick the Regis Habit? NYT 2/5/01
Iannis Xenakis, Composer Who Built Music on Mathematics, Dies at 78 NYT 2/5/01
Witty Guide to 'Survival' Is Best Seller NYT 2/5/01
Sky Watch: How Many Stars Are There? NYT 2/4/01
Clues on Martian Water NYT 1/30/01
On Watch for Any Hint of Mad Cow Disease NYT 1/30/01
The AIDS Questions That Linger NYT 1/30/01
GOP Split on Missile-Shield Plan NM 2/5/01
Heavens! Bush Is Religious! Snow NM 2/1/01
Public Lives: Katherine Harris Redux: No Longer Larger Than Life NYT 2/5/01
Reagan Turns 90 on Tuesday, Recovering From Fall Reuters 2/5/01 See also here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here.
Culture of Death WT 2/6/01
Clinton Library funds to help pay rent WT 2/6/01
Europe warms to missile defense WT 2/6/01
Scientists See Clues to the Cosmos in the Echoes of the Big Bang NYT 2/6/01
Bush gives tax cut plan a big push BG 2/6/01 See also here.
Stith ends duty, keeps mission BG 2/6/01
Impact of the undocumented BG 2/6/01
Holy Land park opens to mixed reviews BG 2/6/01
Panel finds no harm in biotech food BG 2/6/01
This Second Lady Is Keeping Her Day Job NYT 2/6/01
In Stagnant Japan, Economic and Social Ills Match NYT 2/6/01
Herman Liveright, Activist, Dies at 89 NYT 2/6/01
Gilbert Trigano, a Developer of Club Med, Dies at 80 NYT 2/6/01
Hypocrisy Has Its Virtues NYT 2/6/01
Musician and 15 Partners Join Forces to Acquire a Multimillion-Dollar Violin NYT 2/6/01
Musicians Are Gaining Bigger Voice in Orchestras NYT 2/6/01
The Many Faces of Van Gogh's Postman NYT 2/6/01
Car Advertisements: Creating a National Passion NYT 2/6/01
Psychedelic Light Show That's Still 21st Century NYT 2/6/01
American Communists Come Home, on Microfilm NYT 2/6/01
Quests build to clone humans CSM 2/7/01
Crying Wolf Paglia Salon 2/7/01
King David was a nebbish book review Salon 2/7/01
Euro-Trashing: Three cheers for the Ugly American WSJ 2/7/01
Ahead of the curve: Some professors battling against grade inflation BG 2/7/01 See also here. See also here and here.
Sharon wins in a landslide BG 2/7/01 See also here and here
Sexual fare soaring on TV, study finds BG 2/7/01
News Photographer's Quick Eye Revealed an Artist at Heart NYT 2/7/01
Norbert V. Osterland, Former Green Stamps Executive, Dies at 81 NYT 2/7/01
On Campus, Free Fast Internet Access Is No Longer a Given NYT 2/7/01
Congressional Republicans See Bush's Big Tax Cut, and Think Bigger NYT 2/7/01
Bush Administration Holds to Clinton Budget for Pentagon Spending in 2002 NYT 2/7/01
Bitter Clinton-Gore Postmortem NYT 2/7/01 See also here.
From Gore, an Off-the-Record (Kind of) Lecture NYT 2/7/01 See also here.
Reminder of Wendy's Massacre Is Taken Off Owner's Hands NYT 2/7/01
Joe Franklin, the King of Nostalgia Enters a New Realm NYT 2/7/01
Army running out of bullets WT 2/7/01
Clients call $100,000 Clinton fee outrageous WT 2/7/01
Reopen Pennsylvania Avenue WT 2/8/01 See also here and >here and here and here.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Author and Aviator, Dies at 94 NYT 2/8/01 See also here.
William A. Beardslee, Biblical Scholar, Dies at 84 NYT 2/8/01
Dale Evans, Queen of the West in 40's and 50's, Dies at 88 NYT 2/8/01 See also here
H. Otto Hirschler, 87, Who Aided Space Program, Dies NYT 2/8/01
Bush team scrambles to clear closure mix-up [on AIDS and race offices] USAT 2/8/01 See also here.
Pay phones vanishing as cellphones take over Boom in wireless displaces an American institution USAT 2/8/01
Doctor Stumbles Onto Orgasm Machine Reuters 2/7/01
Space seen as battlefield of future/A> WT 2/8/01
Rescuing scrolls from Saddam's Iraq WND 2/8/01
HILLARY WANTS TO MAINTAIN LEGAL DEFENSE FUND NYP 2/8/01 See also here.
In Colorado, a bill to allow fetal funerals Scripps Howard 2/7/01
Heartbreak house, "This OLd House" in Milton, MA BG 2/8/01
UK scandal hurts organ donation BG 2/8/01
What separates the men from the apes review of The Man Who Found the Missing Link BG 2/8/01
Suit settles, feminist [Mary Daly] and BC still arguing BG 2/8/01
Saying no to White House: Cellucci aide sticks to family BG 2/8/01
Heroin lure is growing BG 2/8/01
Pigeon-food seller to bow out in London BG 2/8/01
Cheers, jeers on rat research BG 2/8/01
British City Defines Diversity and Tolerance NYT 2/8/01
New Calculation of Universe's Age c. 12.5 billion years NYT 2/8/01
Cartier-Bresson Chafes Over Photographs of His Well-Guarded Face NYT 2/8/01
Big Toymakers Cut Back at Fair NYT 2/8/01
Internet Age Becomes the Dark Age NYT 2/8/01
Wiretap Laws: Defining Limits of Privacy Rights NYC 2/8/01 See also here
Scientology-linked project gets [Boston] city grant BH 2/9/01
Three Presidents. One Lesson. Greatness comes down to character Noonan WSJ 2/9/01
Physicists put 'spin' on theory Finding could change the way we look at matter USAT 2/9/01 See alsohere and here.
'New York in the 50's': When All Were Young and So Very Earnest NYT 2/9/01
Bush Takes First Step to Shrink Arsenal of Nuclear Warheads NYT 2/9/01
Tests Keep [Newark] Airport's Monorail Closed NYT 2/9/01
My what? on language NYT 2/4/01
Will Books Be Napsterized? Industry Bigwigs Discuss NYT 2/8/01
Harry Potter Tops List of Banned Books NYT 2/8/01
Review of A History of Britain: At the Edge of the World? 3000 BC-AD 1603 NYT 2/4/01
Review of The Bible Unearthed NYT 2/4/01
Review of two books about the Microsoft antitrust trial NYT 2/4/01
In Lieu of Manners litigation explosion NYTM 2/4/01
Season of The Witch NYTM 2/4/01
mushy Safire on languaghe NYTM 2/11/01
Review of The Dream of Reason: A History of Western Philosophy From the Greeks to the Renaissance NYT 2/11/01
Lost in the cracks of a cultural divide in health care Townhall.com 2/10/01
NYT 2/10/01
Gays in the British Military: Ask, Tell and Then Move On NYT 2/10/01
Ferry Loop Plan Harkens to New York's Salty Past NYT 2/10/01
Commission Sues Railroad to End Genetic Testing in Work Injury Cases NYT 2/10/01
New Report Backs Planting More Trees to Fight Warming NYT 2/10/01
Students, Mindful of Columbine, Break Silence to Report Threats NYT 2/10/01
Tilling History With Biology's Tools NYT 2/10/01
The Last Superpower Ponders Its Next Move NYT 2/10/01
Beliefs on faith-based organizations in relation to government NYT 2/10/01`
News Analysis: Economists Split Over Public Spending Versus Private Savings NYT 2/10/01
A Proud and Unwavering Believer in the Death Penalty NYT 2/10/02
Fight puts airwaves at risk BG 2/10/01
Bostonians are building bridges at the Fan Pier BG 2/10/01
Photography's past, future examined BG 2/10/01
Mass churches receive author's praise BG 2/10/01
Time for a new Origin of Species Raymo BG 2/6/01
Bush taps Baher house director for faith ofice BG 2/10/01
Forging a New Vision of America's Melting Pot NYT 2/11/01
Get Rich Quick Dowd on Clintons NYT 2/11/01
Going the Way of the Victrola the recording studio NYT 2/11/01
The Good (and Bad?) News About Virginity Pledges Time 2/10/01
Britney Brigade: The racy pop icon is now a style setter. Is it bad that millions of young girls, from post-toddlers to teens, want to look just like her? Time 2/5/01
Why Bush's school vouchers are a smart move Amity Shales Townhall.com
Blair sets Ragin' Cajun on Hague Sunday Times 2/11/01
Log on, find love BG 2/11/01
Right seeks action on social goals BG 2/11/01
Plum crazy BG 2/11/01
Colleges shut a door to early applications BG 2/11/01
Cultural gap: City Hall has long neglected the arts. But and effort to lure tourists and talent is changing that. BG 2/11/01
Ethiopian women, in unheard-of march, demand rights BG 2/11/01
At center of Church's future, 2 cardinals at odds BG 2/11/01
9 missing after Navy sub colides with Japanese boat BG 2/10/01 See also here and here and here.
Genome Analysis Shows Humans Survive on Low Number of Genes NYT 2/11/01
Chasing Mexico's Dream Into Squalor NYT 2/11/01
On Wall St., More Investors Push Social Goals NYT 2/11/01
Defining the Post-Clinton Democrat in a Tax Cut NYT 2/11/01
Morgan Stanley Says It 'Clearly Made a Mistake' by Inviting Clinton to Speak NYT 2/11/01
McVeigh Seeks TV Death NYT 2/11/01
Hotel Discounts in New York and Philadelphia and more NYT 2/11/01
Will the Gipper Ever Get a Piece of the Rock? NYT 2/11/01
Everything Researchers Ever Wanted to Know About Sex NYT 2/11/01
The betrayal of Hippocrates: Geoff Metcalf interviews author, bioethics watchdog Wesley Smith WND 2/11/01
How the New World Order is 'helping' Serbia WND 2/10/01
Sex on TV: Study Finds More, Sooner but Safer WP 2/7/01
Men Are Crazy for Women Who Are, Too NYT 2/11/01
Fuki Kushida, Campaigner in Japan for Peace and Women's Rights, Dies at 101 NYT 2/11/01
Today's blacks too distant from slavery? Think again USAT 2/12/01
New Orleans losing residents And perhaps flavor, as tourism transforms French Quarter USAT 2/12/01
Elie Wiesel Says He Did Not Contribute to Effort to Secure Rich's Pardon NYT 2/12/01
Medical Industry Lobbies to Rein In New Patients Privacy Rules NYT 2/12/01
A California County Touches Future of Voting 2/12/01
Gore and Bush Strategists Analyze Their Campaigns NYT 2/12/01
The short, simple human gene map CSM 2/1301
20th-century 'pack rats' Boston University 20th Century Archives CSM 2/13/01
Wireless Giants Won F.C.C. Auction Unfairly, Critics Say NYT 2/12/01
Crew Tears the Wrapping Off Space Lab NYT 2/12/01
Analysis of Human Genome Discovers Far Fewer Genes Nyt 2/12/01
Bush's tax plan is so sensible even Democrats can't resist Will BG 2/12/02
Amtrak's promising future BG 2/12/01
Today marks a new age of discovery genome BG 2/12/01
State's [Central] Artery grab 2/12/01
Fearing a Napster halt, free music fans gorge BG 2/12/01 See also here and here and here and here.
Green Airport officials seek trai deal BG 2/12/01
All wet BG 2/12/01
Graceful old bridge framing Charlston put up for adoption BG 2/12/01
Marriage to be welfare focus: Conservatives seek changes in '96 law urging poor to wed BG 2/12/01
Male chromosome shown to pale next to female BG 2/12/01
Torture in China reported on rise BG 2/12/01
Spacecraft Lands on Asteroid Eros NYT 2/12/01
Madalyn Murray O'Hair was a victim of her success 2/5/01 Townhall.com
here.
Like, a virgin: Teen abstinence movement is winning new converts - until sex do them part BG 2/13/01
Railway drops gene testing rule BG 2/13/01
Threat sen by abortion rights group BG 2/13/01
Craft expires in asteroid's embrace BG 2/13/01
Bush, in Break With Pentagon, Urges New Weapons Systems NYT 2/13/01
I'm O.K., You're O.K., O.K.?: Blasting the Self-Helpers review of Self-Help Nation NYT 2/13/01
Dr. Leonard Mandel, Revealer of Light's Weirdness, Dies at 73 NYT 2/13/01
On Campus, Facing Mecca: Muslims Make Gains NYT 2/13/01
Napster Suffers Setback in Appeals Court Ruling NYT 2/13/01
Clinton May Go To Harlem: Bill considering cheaper office on 125th St. NYDN 2/13/01 See also here.
Prisoners of Bill: Will the Democrats ever escape? WSJ 2/13/01
Son of a preacher man Franklin Graham BGM 2/11/01
Startling finds in genome analysis WT 2/13/01
Parents must 'tell' wisdom to children who don't ask WT 2/5/01
Bush tours a military mired in a Cold War mind-set USAT 2/14/01
In science, love now has a reality check BG 2/14/01
Pardon fallout follows Clinton BG 2/13/01
Cellucci set 'to serve the country' BG 2/14/01
W.V. Quine service scheduled BG 2/14/01
Glamour press release on butterfly ballot designer
Political Memo: No Longer the Master of Spin, Clinton Gets a Wobbly Start NYT 2/14/01
Bush Details Plan to Focus Military on New Weaponry NYT 2/14/01
Dozens of the Wealthy Join to Fight Estate Tax Repeal NYT 2/14/01 See also here.
Fighting Free Music, Europeans Take Aim at Personal Computers NYT 2/14/01
A Company Backtracks on a Speech by Clinton NYT 2/14/01
Power-Sharing Pact Between Parties Is Strained in Intelligence Committee NYT 2/14/01
Justice Thomas Says Cultural War Cows Many NYT 2/14/01 text here and here See also here and here and here and here.
Political and Cultural Factors Propel Search Effort in Wake of Submarine Collision NYT 2/14/01
Lessons: A School District Refuses to Worship Scores Alone NYT 2/14/01
`Avant-Garde' Artists Come in From the Cold (War) NYT 2/14/01
Lewis Arquette, Actor in Family of Performers, Dies at 65 NYT 2/14/01
Genome's Riddle: Few Genes, Much Complexity NYT 2/13/01 See also here and here and here and here.
Particle Physics Gets Modern-Day `Eureka!' NYT 2/13/01
Sex workshop may haunt Cellucci's confirmation BH 2/13/01
Evolution restored in [Kansas] tests Manhattan Mercury 2/14/01 See also here and here and here.
Exorcists in demand to purge Mexico's demons Guardian 2/15/01
Russian forces conduct massive war-games exercise WT 2/15/01
Revised census estimate points to total of 285m BG 2/15/01
Self-healing plastic reported BG 2/15/01 See also here.
Fine Art of Controversy: Brooklyn Museum makes waves again NYDN 2/15/01 See also here and here and here.
Europe Approves New Genetically Modified Food Control NYT 2/15/01
2 New Jobs for Massachusetts Official: Acting Governor and Mother of Twins NYT 2/15/01
Ugo Fano Is Dead at 88; Physicist Linked to Fermi NYT 2/15/01
Herbert Robbins, Statistician Who Fueled Public Interest in Math, Dies at 86 NYT 2/15/01
Judicial Watch Audit Confounds Florida's Media Recounts NewsMax.com 2/13/01
Report urges world's farmers to replenish overworked soil BG 2/15/01
Inquiry launched into Rich pardon BG 2/15/01
Of laroratory mice and balding men BG 2/15/01
Harvard's Auburn Street proposal still evolving BG 2/15/01
Sun too close? We'll just change Earth's orbit USAT 2/1`5/01
Netherlands tests its drug tolerance Ecstasy is just the latest fad in a nation where lenience is rule USAT 2/15/01
To watch him die, or not McVeigh execution poses hard choice USAT 2/15/01
Man in the News: Ashcroft's No. 2: A Black Conservative Lauded by Liberals -- Larry Thompson NYT 2/15/01
Bush Inaugural Floats Join Collection at American Celebration on Parade in Time for Presidents' Day Business Wire 2/15/01
Wholesale Prices Jumped in January WP 2/16/01
In the Former East Bloc, Abortion Remains Norm Intl. Herald Tribune 2/16/01
WBUR FM suspends 2 in fght over 'Connection' BG 2/16/01 See also here. See also here and here and here and here and here and here.
Conservatives revel in the dawn of new administration BG 2/16/01 See also here.
Eastate tax repeal seen hurting state [of Massachusetts] BG 2/16/01
Pentagon Bars Civilians From Submarine Controls NYT 2/16/01
Conservatives Warn of Leftist Dirty Tricks NM 2/16/01
INS involved in voter fraud: 80,000-plus criminals naturalized to increase support for Democrats WND 2/16/01
Liberal idealism: Where have all the flowers gone? D. Limbaugh 2/16/01
Christian Students Must Be Allowed to Say Homosexuality Is a Sin: Court Decision Will Have Profound Impact in Massachusetts MN 2/16/01
Religion Journal: Seeking to Save Place Where the Pilgrims Prayed in Leiden NYT 2/17/01
Senator Clinton's Book Deal NYT 2/17/01
Motive Is Everything in the Marc Rich Pardon NYT 2/17/01
Freud, Influential Yet Unloved NYT 2/17/01
Reward for Faithful Service A. Dulles NYT 2/17/01
Poof! You're a Skeptic: The Amazing Randi's Vanishing Humbug NYT 2/17/01
Hartford Museum Chooses a Novel Architect NYT 2/17/01
French Twist: Parity, Thy Name Is Woman NYT 2/11/01
US, British planes attack near Baghdad BG 2/17/01 See also here and here.
Catching a ticket to ride cheap BG 2/17/01
Rabbi faults Jewish role in Rich pardon BG 2/17/01
Missed lessons: New museum dedicated to Boston's immigrants going largely unnoticed by residents, tourists BG 2/17/01
Floridians slow to heed drought watnings BG 2/17/01
White House revokes power of census to interpret data BG 2/17/01
Forbes rallies GOP on taxes BG 2/17/01
Conservative 'David' Officially Challenges GOP 'Goliath' for Governorship of New Jersey CNS 2/17/01
Head of U. of California Seeks to End SAT Use in Admissions NYT 2/17/01
Architect of Bush's Presidency Is Still Building Bridges of Power NYT 2/17/01
Test Case on Property Rights Challenges Wetland Curbs NYT 2/17/01
Fashion Week Fizzles Under the Tents NYT 2/17/01
Burt Kennedy, Screenwriter and Director, Dies at 78 NYT 2/17/01
Psychiatric Abuse by China Reported in Repressing Sect NYT 2/18/01
Praised by Bush, a Church Center From the Streets NYT 2/18/01
Boris Goldovsky, Musician and Opera's Avid Evangelist, Dies at 92 NYT 2/18/01
Morison S. Cousins, Designer Who Revamped Tupperware's Look With Flair, Dies at 66 NYT 2/18/01
Pardon Is Trouble for Clinton Library NYT 2/18/01
The New Male Sterotype in Movies NYT 2/18/01
The Music Is Worshipful, the Creators Aren't NYT 2/18/01
Bumping and Grinding, but Who's Singing About Love? NYT 2/18/01
Clown College: Where Fools Suffered Gladly NYT 2/18/01
My Reasons for the Pardons W. J. Clinton NYT 2/18/01 See alao here and here and here.
At Least There's No Wind Chill ice hotel NYT 2/18/01
Archie Comics and 'Josie' Artist Bare Legal Claws NYT 2/19/01
Glacier Loss Seen as Clear Sign of Human Role in Global Warming NYT 2/19/01 See also here.
Pakistani Journalists May Face Death for Publishing Letter NYT 2/19/01
Space Shuttle Landing Postponed NYT 2/19/01
Microbes May Live in Antarctic Lakes NYT 2/19/01
Scientists Call for Ocean Parks NYT 2/19/01
Enormous and Ancient, Giant Salamanders Lurk in the Shallows of Japanese Rivers NYT 2/19/01
New Telescope to Search Skies for Intelligent Life NYT 2/19/01
Icy Pluto's Fall From the Planetary Ranks: A Conversation NYT 2/13/01
It May Be Now or Never for a Mission to Pluto NYT 2/13/01
Music and Science Meet on a Piano Bench NYT 2/13/01
Scientists Look for Clues to Steller Sea Lion Decline NYT 2/19/01
Science Journal Declares Plant Found at Camp Lejeune a New Species NYT 2/19/01
Farmers and Ranchers Tap Renewable Energy Sources NYT 2/19/01
For the Microscopic Genome, It's a Big Moment in Biology NYT 2/13/01
Web Draws New Users By Millions NYDN 2/19/01
Epcot, Lego are in talks Orlando Sentinal 2/19/01
Wildfire to keep I-4 [in Florida] closed; alternate route threatened Orlando Sentinal 2/19/01
Backstage at the Finale: Pulling all-nighters, Bill Clinton spent his last days obsessing over details and pardons. The inside story Newsweek 2/26/01
Give Till It Hurts: Americans aren't charitable only so they can avoid the taxman WSJ 2/19/01
A Passion for Physical Realms, Minute and Massive NYT 2/20/01
Some Biotech Upstarts Fizzle Against Native Plants NYT 2/20/01
Bush's Call to Church Groups to Get Untraditional Replies NYT 2/20/01
Bush Dedicates Museum at Site of Oklahoma City Bombing NYT 2/20/01
Doubters Fault Theory Finding Earlier Puberty NYT 2/20/01
Election Case a Test and a Trauma for Justices NYT 2/20/01
What's in an Inkblot? Some Say, Not Much NYT 2/20/01
Stanley Kramer, Director and Producer, Dies at 87 NYT 2/20/01 See also here.
T. Geoffrey Bibby, Discoverer of Gilgamesh's Island, Dies at 83 NYT 2/20/01
Frank Gilbreth Jr., Author Of 'Cheaper by the Dozen,' Dies at 89 NYT 2/20/01
Roger Caras, Animal Welfare Advocate, Dies at 72 NYT 2/20/01
Robert White, Psychologist Who Specialized in Personality, Dies at 92 NYT 2/20/01
Agency's Mission Combines Conservation and Fossil Fuel Drilling NYT 2/20/01
Testing the Limits of the Western Dream NYT 2/20/01
We Should Witness the Death of McVeigh NYT 2/20/01
Demise of Typewriter Shop Saddens Authors Who Nurse Their Machines NYT 2/20/01
Knopf to Pay $4 Million Advance to S. L. Carter NYT 2/20/01
'Race': A Playwright's Warning, Sounded From Berlin, 1933 NYT 2/20/01
Scouts still face funding gauntlet: Media organizations, even religious groups join homosexual activists in attacking BSA WND 2/20/01
Mother fights evolution curriculum: Faces battle with state board of education over accuracy of information WND 2/20/01
The case against Darwin WND 2/20/01
Clinton's designations of monuments to stay BG 2/21/01
Science fair project booted Rocky Mountain News 2/21/01
Justices Look at Heat-Seeker's Ability to Pierce the Home NYT 2/21/01
Folke Karl Skoog, 92, Who Helped Transform Understanding of Plants, Dies NYT 2/21/01
Chicago Journal: Broad-Shoulder Brotherhood, Forged in Steam NYT 2/21/01
Colorado Children's Deaths Rekindle Debate on Religion NYT 2/21/01
We Can Afford a Much Bigger Tax Cut Jack Kemp NYT 2/21/01
How to talk to a liberal Ann Coulter Townhall.com 2/22/01
Rosemary DeCamp, 'Yankee Doodle' Actress, Dies at 90 NYT 2/22/01
The Web, Without Wires, Wherever NYT 2/22/01
Taxing the living and the dead Thomas Sowell Townhall.com 2/22/01
Palm Pilot helped to send secrets to Russians [London] Telegraph 2/23/01
What you don't know about sprawl Controlling development a big concern, but analysis has unexpected findings USAT 2/22/01 See also here
A new furor over Clinton and pardons BG 2/22/01
Rolls-Royce of e-books just a Yugo compared to paper BG 2/22/01
Putin a vampire, wife says UPI 2/23/01
Faith healing vilified in wake of girl's death WT 2/23/01
Clinton's Brother Pursued Clemency Bids for Friends NYT (lead story) 2/23/01
The Brothers: Siblings Who Often Emerge in an Unflattering Spotlight NYT 2/23/01
Trade Center, Once Sneered at, Lures Rich Suitor and $3.2 Billion NYT 2/23/01 See also here and here.
Memories Chiseled in a Cathedral's Stone NYT 2/23/01
National Enquirer Is Out Front on Two Major Reports NYT 2/23//01
Politics and Families, Mixed: Presidential Relatives and the Headaches They Caused NYT 2/23/01
Art's Cold Welcome on the Web NYT 2/23/01
Romancing Columbia: Lessons in Nostalgia and New Discoveries NYT 2/23/01
Sub Accident Shakes Japan's Security Ties With U.S. NYT, 2/23/01
Proteomics Safire On Language NYTM 2/18/01
Spiritual Life BG 2/24/01
Screwdriver Scholars and Pencil Punditry: Society's Material Culture Garners Academic Scrutiny NYT 2/24/01
BeliefsBush Tells Blair He Doesn't Oppose New Europe Force NYT 2/24/01
Interest Groups Are Gearing Up for High-Stakes Tax Cut Fight NYT 2/24/01
Pentagon Prohibits Civilians From Sitting at Any Controls NYT 2/24/01
U.S. and Russians Meet on Defenses Against Missiles NYT 2/24/01
Guinea in Crisis as Area's Refugees Pour In NYT 2/24/01
Toll of Ethnic Violence in Indonesia Reaches 200 NYT 2/24/01
The Peruvian Revolution Is Being Televised NYT 2/24/01
Prague Journal: Stalin's Ghost Haunts a Czech Park NYT 2/24/01
Britain Moves to Curtail Spread of Foot-and-Mouth Disease NYT 2/24/01
Religious Sect [Jehovah's Witnesses] Gains Victory in Moscow Trial NYT 2/24/01
Warner LeRoy, Restaurant Impresario, Dies at 65 NYT 2/24/01
Old Cedar Hunting Decoys Are Gold to Collectors NYT 2/24/01
Ronnie Hilton, Pop Singer, Dies at 75 NYT 2/24/01
Robert Weiskopf, TV Comedy Writer, Dies at 86 NYT 2/24/01
Leo Connellan, Connecticut's Poet Laureate, Dies at 72 NYT 2/24/01
Michel Oksenberg, China Expert in Washington, Dies at 62 NYT 2/24/01
A Life Beyond Being a President's Sibling NYT 2/24/01
Four Playwrights Talk Shop (Which Takes In the World) NYT 2/25/01
A Photography Pioneer [F.H. Day], Semi-Obscure No More NYT 2/25/01
Ninian Smart, Author and Scholar of Comparative Religion, Dies at 73 NYT 2/25/01
A stampede for steak: After health-conscious lean years, beef tops the menu BG 2/24/01
Makng its debut in the Big Apple: a $10 movie ticket BG 2/24/01
After 5 years of play, Mensa decides to put its brains to work BG 2/24/01
GOP backs black museum, Africa trip BG 2/24/01
Moral divide over Napster BG 2/24/01
Cyberspace is the place: For black events listings, the Web is where it's at BG 2/24/01
Scientists Craft Mouse with Human Brain Cells Reuters 2/24/01
Punch card voting goes back on trial: Tuesday's election will be the first big test of voter education, a beefed-up election force and checks on tabulation. St. Petersburg Times, 2/25/01 See also here and here and here and here.
Governor [Bush of FL] leads privatization push Tampa Tribune 2/24/01
Amid the rush to science, a voice [Huston Smith] says: Hold on nowSuperconducting scientists `rocked' by labs' discovery Tampa Tribune 2/25/01
Frozen embryos offer a new choice for adoption TT 2/24/01 See also here.
110-Year-Old Painter Regains Fame TT 2/24/01
Grabbing the Headlines: The National Enquirer WP 2/26/01
Clean Elections Act alters terrain in Maine BG 2/26/01
Many could miss gains of tax cut BG 2/26/01
Freedom in his blood: Great-great-grandson of abolitionist Frederick Douglass faces new problems in age-old fight BG 2/36/01
Cost of missed diagnosis: $5.5m, a family's pain BG 2/26/01
Bill would require divorce therapy BG 2/26/01
Radie Harris, Broadway Columnist, Dies at 96 NYT 2/26/01
Johnny Warangkula Tjupurrula, Aboriginal Painter, Dies at 75 NYT 2/26/01
Arnold Friedhoff, Researcher in Psychiatry, Dies at 77 NYT 2/26/01
Museum Scientists Size Up Everyman's Precious Finds NYT 2/26/01
Honor at Last for an Architect Who Made California His Muse NYT 2/26/01
Scientists Find Signs of Meteor Crash That Led to Extinctions in Era Before Dinosaurs NYT 2/23/01
Drug Developed From Gene Study Tested on People NYT 2/26/01
Surprise in the Heavens as Energy Is Detected in a Brown Dwarf NYT 2/21/01
Dairy Barn Houses Prehistoric World NYT 2/26/01
Model Suggests T-rex Cousin Had Weaker but Probably More Slashing Bite NYT 2/26/01
Internet Camera-in-a-Tree Targets Bald Eagles NYT 2/26/01
DNA Shows Malaria Helped Topple Rome NYT 2/20/01
Agency's Mission Combines Conservation and Fossil Fuel Drilling NYT 2/20/01
The Key Vanishes: Scientist Outlines Unbreakable Code NYT 2/20/01
Under Icy Arctic Waters, A Fiery, Unexpected Find NYT 2/20/01
'Splashy Discovery' Is Made on the Inner Edge of a Black Hole NYT 2/20/01
Bacteria, Evolution's Tool NYT 2/20/01
The Week in Science: The Genome NYT 2/20/01
[New York City] Board of Education Strives for Unified Voice in Bilingual Education NYT 2/26/01 See also here and here.
Study: Gore would not have won on recount USAT 2/26/01 See also here and A [Clinton] Legacy Yet to Be Determined NYT 2/26/01
Apple [NYC] Tours Quits Business, Lawyer Says NYT 2/26/01
Javits Center Journal: Oohs, Ahs and Mmms at the Restaurant Show NYT 2/26/01
Let Him [Clinton] Loose NYT 2/26/01
The census war heats up Townhall.com 2/27/01
Rise in obesity weighs on Asia BG 2/27/01
Intellectualizing the Music? Or Are These Post-Punk Bands Simply Experiencing It? NYT 2/27/01
Review of 100 Years of American Nursing: Celebrating a Century of Caring NYT 2/27/01
In Dawn of Society, Dance Was Center Stage NYT 2/27/01
Drug Makers Listen In While Bacteria Talk NYT 2/27/01
At Last, Scientists Find Bones From a Tenontosaurus That Didn't Lose Its Head NYT 12/27/01
Trying to Tame the Roar of Deadly Lakes NYT 2/27/01
New Rules in Sperm and Egg's Cat-and-Mouse Game NYT 2/27/01
G.O.P. Energy Bill Is Likely to Set Off Fierce Policy Fight NYT 2/27/01
The Slow and Constant Leak of Electricity NYT 2/27/01
Evidence Is Cited for Life on Mars, but Some Demur NYT 2/27/01
Detecting Bombardment NYT 2/27/01
Strong as a Sleeping Bear NYT 2/27/01
Eels' 'Wild Party' NYT 2/27/01
Forget Sludge Cocktails NYT 2/27/01
How Birds Breathe NYT 2/27/01
Claude Shannon, Mathematician, Dies at 84 NYT 2/27/01
A. R. Ammons, Poet of Eclectic Tastes, Dies at 75 NYT 2/27/01
Herbert Kupferberg, Music Critic, Dies at 83 NYT 2/27/01
Sir Donald Bradman, Cricket Legend, Dies at 92 NYT 2/27/01
Fellow Actors Honor Jason Robards NYT 2/27/01
China Hones Old Tool: 'Re-educating' Unruly NYT 2/27/01
As Taxes Rise, Suburbs Work to Keep Elderly NYT 2/27/01
Bush to Seek Cuts of $2 Trillion of Debt in Decade NYT 2/27/01
Chicago Suburb's Polls Under Federal Watch NYT 2/27/01
Local Scouting Board, Calling Gay Ban 'Stupid,' Urges End to National Policy NYT 2/27/01
Prez Power: Perks, scandals, a library to call your own WSJ 2/24/01
Irresponsible Billionaires: Why the "Responsible Wealth" lobby is misnamed WSJ 2/25/01
Bush's Breeding: In praise of political dynasties WSJ 2/26/01
Viewing Reflected Images: Coolidge deserves more praise WSJ 2/26/01 See also here.
Lowballing the Surplus: Americans should know just how much they are overpaying the government WSJ 2/26/01
Best of the Web WSJ 2/26/01 links to critisism of Clintons Largely continued here.
Catch-22: Three cheers for two terms WSJ 2/27/01
Hillary: The Op-Ed: Let no one ever call New York's junior senator a know-it-all. BY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (AS TOLD TO CHRISTOPHER BUCKLEY) WSJ 2/27/01
Make online ads bigger, Web group recommends CT 2/27/01
When Is It OK To Say The, Uh, V-Word? Hartford Courant 2/27/01
Image of Christ in bar register too popular for owners: Jesus leaving the cash register because of popularity WKYC 2/23/01
Common threads in Clinton pardons WND 2/27/01
Democrats rely on baseline budget Townhall.com 2/28/01
PC Universities: Gulag of the Mind NewsMax 2/14/01
Imperial Executive NewsMax 2/22/01
Bush vows fiscal restraint, says public is owed refund BG 2/28/01 See also here and here and here and here and and here and here and here. Text here
On Ash Wednesday, a wider observance BG 2/28/01
Not-so-good news lately at CNN BG 2/28/01
Review of Napoleon and His Collaborators NYT 2/28/01
[NYC] City Board Revamps Bilingual Education NYT 2/28/01
Against a Trend, U.S. Population Will Bloom, U.N. Says NYT 2/28/01
Clinton Corruption Plays Us for Fools; We Won’t Forget N Y Observer 2/28/01
Court upholds reach of US clean air rules BG 2/28/01
BUSH IS AS GREEN AS GORE! BUSH AND WHITMAN RESURRECT GLOBAL WARMING Ether Zone 2/28/01
Justices: Ballots can't label some as term-limit foes Court also says poor can use federally funded legal services to sue government USAT 3/1/01 See also here.
In New Digital Arts Center, Hollywood Acknowledges Change NYT 3/1/01
Having It All Safire NYT 3/1/01
Former abortion providers find peace, solace in therapy WT 2/22/01
Libertarians Under My Skin Goldberg NR 3/2/01
Conservatism After Clinton Goldberg NR 2/23/01
Culture War Forever WT 2/22/01
'Old-timer' Peter Jennings sees a cultural divide in U.S. WT 3/1/01
Ex-Clinton aides disavow pardons BG 3/2/01
Scholars lament Afghan relic purge Buddhist sites under siege BG 3/2/01 See also here and here.
He's leaving Harvard educated: As president, Rudenstine explored the limits of what he could achieve BG 3/2/01
Miss USA contestant conducts research BG 3/2/01
hat force put aliens offline? BG 3/2/01
Ashcroft urges laws on racial profiling BG 3/2/01
U.S. Census Bureau Rejects Revision to Nation's Tally NYT 3/2/01
House Committee Approves Core of Bush's Tax Cuts NYT 3/2/01
'The Gospel According to Philip K. Dick': Flitting Through Dreams of a Writer of the Occult NYT 3/2/01
Kenneth Josephson: An Art Form Contemplates Its Navel With Extended Amusement NYT 3/2/01
On Language: Save the Prunes Safire NYTM 3/4/01
Northeast on Alert for Possible Monster Storm Reuters 3/2/01
Why the wealthy want to be taxed BG 3/3/01
Black churches step up anti-AIDS efforts BG 3/3/01
First test tube baby just another adult BG 3/3/01
A dangerous asteroid would catch US unready BG 3/3/01
Church blesses a coffee icon Starbuck's in church BG 3/3/01
Europe tries to bar door against foot and mouth BG 3/3/01
Religion Journal: Church Leaders Gather in a Divided [Episcopal] Communion NYT 3/3/01
For Religious Right, Bush's Charity Plan Is Raising Concerns NYT 3/3/01
Geologists Puzzle Over What Failed to Shake NYT 3/3/01
Undercurrent of Anger Haunts Submariners After Greeneville Accident NYT 3/3/01
Architects Compete on Site Near U.N. NYT 3/3/01
High Heels and Low Culture NYT 3/3/01
Democracy's Tricky Radio Signal NYT 3/3/01
Gold Bars, Glamorous Stories and a Battle Over Authenticity NYT 3/3/01
NYC: The Feuding of Celebrities Is Old News NYT 3/3/01
A Founding Father [Jefferson] and His Family Ties NYT 3/3/01
Inclusive St. Patrick's Parade Faces Exclusion NYT 3/3/01
U.S. Court Ruling Lets Cable Giants Widen Their Reach NYT 3/3/01
Senate G.O.P. Moving to Nullify Clinton Rules on Worker Injuries NYT 3/3/01
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Intrudes, Putting Britain Farmers in Dread NYT 3/3/01
Hawaii's Most Ancient Island [Kauai] NYT 3/4/01
A New Urgency in the Race for Blood Substitutes NYT 3/4/01
C. M. Woodhouse, Writer on Modern Greece, Dies at 83 NYT 3/4/01
Charly Baumann, Circus Trainer of Big Cats, Dies at 72 3/4/01
Flaw Tied to Deaths Leads to Boat Recall NYT 3/4/01
Elgar's Hymn to England's Divinity NYT 3/4/01
'I couldn't believe this was happening to me': After ouster, a nun struggles to rethink and rebuild her life BG 3/4/01
Tributes abound for Reagan: Aircraft carrier joins fleet today BG 3/4/01
Snatching data from thin air: Access goes unplugged BG 3/4/01
Where are Boston's It girls? BG 3/4/01
The right track railroad quiet cars BG 3/4/01
Love as defined by genetic script BG 2/13/01
On the contrary, Mr. Thoreau Raymo BG 2/27/01
U.S. Thinks Agent Revealed Tunnel at Soviet Embassy NYT 3/4/01
On Day of Sub's Accident, Tour Was Its Only Mission NYT 3/4/01
Locating Devices Gain in Popularity but Raise Privacy Concerns NYT 3/4/01
Israel's Ties With Germany Elude U.S. Jews NYT 3/4/01
Political Memo: Resurrecting Ghosts of Pardons Past 3/4/01
Where has GOD gone?: American spirituality may be miles wide but only inches deep Arizona Republic 2/25/01
Science, religion: To relate or debate? Arizona Republic 2/25/01
Then there was one Phoenix 3/4/01
Compassionate iconoclasm about Harvard Law professor Mary Ann Glendon. Phoenix 3/4/01
Disney offers new resort [Animal Kingdom Lodge] with unique theme Orlando Sentinal 3/5/01
Mercy-Killing Advocate [Peter Singer] No Longer Controversial Orlando Sentinal 6/17/00
Harold E. Stassen, Perennial Presidential Candidate, Dies at 93 NYT 3/5/01 See also here.
James Rhodes, Former Governor of Ohio, Dies at 91 NYT 3/5/01
William Stratton, Former Illinois Governor, Dies at 87
Margaret Tafoya, Pueblo Potter Whose Work Found a Global Audience, Dies at 96 NYT 3/5/01
Elder Bush in Big G.O.P. Cast Toiling for Top Equity Firm NYT 3/5/01
Pentagon's latest weapon: a pain beam CNN 3/2/01
Should SATs Matter/ Time 3/5/01
WND 3/5/01
Archaic laws or useful lessons? BG 3/5/01
Dementia linked to an excess of idleness The Times 3/6/01
Weather Channel Gears Up for Storm Reuters 3/5/01
Bush's Tax Plan Just Needs Tweaking NYT 3/5/01
Fireworks or Fallbacks for Two Developments on the East River? NYT 3/5/01
A Documentary Celebrates Capitalism -- Greed and All NYT 3/5/01
Beyond Hypertext: Novels With Interactive Animation NYT 3/5/01
Langston Hughes and Carl Van Vechten: A Letter-Writing Friendship NYT 3/5/01
Florida Election heartens Jeb Bush's opponents BG 3/5/01
US funding tilts science landscape BG 3/5/01
Talk radio not a soundtrack for life BG 3/6/01
Weather fans are in their element with local storm BG 3/6/01
Fred Lasswell, Cartoonist Who Drew 'Snuffy Smith,' Dies at 84 NYT 3/6/01
'Seabiscuit': No Beauty, but They Had the Horse Right There NYT 3/6/01
Interpreting the Images of Slavery on the Confederacy's Money NYT 3/6/01
Plagued by Financial Troubles, Quirky Art Foundation May Go Mainstream NYT 3/6/01
Tibetans Struggle to Preserve Culture, at Home and Abroad NYT 3/6/01
Safari Scholarship Reinvents History Rockwell 3/2/01
''Over the Rainbow'' tops song-of-the-century list Reuters 3/7/01
Queens Library Moves Past 'Shh' (and Books) NYT 3/7/01
Storm Closes Parts of New England NYT 3/7/01 See also here.
Less Talk of Florida Voting Reform as Jeb Bush Unveils Plan NYT 3/7/01
Waterbury Aldermen Vote to Ask Connecticut to Take Control of City Finances NYT 3/7/01
Inventor's clues fuel talk that ideal engine is near Ginger BG 3/7/01
Fancy a 'smart' fridge with a face? BG 3/7/01
Where dinosaurs roamed New England BG 3/7/01
The man who can't be 'we': Chinese dissident Gao Xingjian, Nobel-winning author of "Soul Mountain," seeks to question everything BG 3/7/01
Jackson provides glimpse of his groups' finances BG 3/7/01
'Know Your Customer regulations go global?: Switzerland-based commission recommends intrusive banking practices WND 3/7/01
Outrage in Afghanistan Islamic fanatics declare war on civilization. Civilization must fight back WSJ 3/5/01 See also here.
Beijing Journal: The East Is Blue and Orange as Hip-Hop Invades NYT 3/8/01
Latinos surge in census count BG 3/8/01
Harvard educator [Carol Gilligan] seeks renewal at NYU BG 3/8/01
Cheney should stay on the job -- just not as the VP USAT 3/9/01
Unified GOP, and 10 Democrats, approve $958b in cuts BG 3/9/01
God ousts Lenin from 'new' anthem/A> Telegraph 3/9/01
Mole Safire On Language NYTM 3/11/01
Frankie Carle, Band Leader Who Wrote 'Sunrise Serenade,' Dies at 97 NYT 3/10/01
Portia Nelson, Songwriter and Club Performer, Dies at 80 NYT 3/10/01
Patti Page: That Singer in So Many a Window NYT 3/10/01
Prospecting for Truth Amid the Distortions of Oral History NYT 3/10/01
A Stone's Throw in Lebanon Is a Freudian Slip in Vienna NYT 3/10/01
Sky Watch: Pluto Gets a Name NYT 3/10/01
Contrite Ted [Turner] Begs Christians' Forgiveness NY Post 3/10/01 See also here and here.
CDC targeting Internet epidemic of medcal hoaxes BG 3/9/01
Invisible [dark matter] asteroids might endanger Earth UPI 3/9/01
An Empty Chair at Harvard NYT 3/10/01
Prospecting for Truth Amid the Distortions of Oral History NYT 3/10/01
New Solar Calculator Debuts NYT 3/10/01
Russian Soot Cloud Seen Over California NYT 3/10/01
New Pollution Tool: Toxic Avengers With Leaves NYT 3/6/01
Despite a Setback, NASA Tests a Stadium-Size Balloon NYT 3/6/01
When Biological Control Gets Out of Control NYT 3/6/01
Beyond the Leaky Faucet: Dissecting the Complex Drip NYT 3/6/01
How a Finosaur Dined NYT 3/6/01
A Big Bang's Side Effects NYT 3/6/01
Simple Aid to Gorillas Pays Off: Babies in the Bamboo NYT 3/6/01
The Week in Science: Dancing in Utopia NYT 3/6/01
Space Shuttle Discovery Docks With Space Station NYT 3/10/01
A Hard-Working Spacecraft Leaves Its Handlers Beaming NYT 3/6/01
Homage to the mother road: Route 66 is still providing kicks at exhibit in Lexington BG 3/10/01.
Despite Opposition in Party, Bush to Seek Emissions Cuts NYT 3/10/01
Cheering in the Press Box, Meteorologically Speaking NYT 3/10/01
Mario R. Russillo, Politician, Dies at 76 NYT 3/11/01
The train is leaving the depot: Amtrak is running out of time and money US News 3/19/01
Ex-US Treasury secretary seen as new Harvard head BG 3/11/01
Seeking a haven from isolation BG 3/11/01
Crossing over: Once despised or invisible, transgendered characters are showing up all over popular culture BG 3/11/01
Cold Fever: Why an Antarctic explorer has become a hero for our time BG 3/11/01
From Roosevelt to Reagan, an era is echoed in the life of Tip O' Neill BG 3/11/01
The lenses that do not lie BG 3/11/01
Muslims in military find hurdles BG 3/11/01
Sizing up the Ritz BG 3/11/01
Studying Malcolm X BG 3/14/01
Morton Downey Jr., Combative TV Host, Dies at 67 NYT 3/14/01
Robert Ludlum, Best-Selling Suspense Novelist, Dies at 73 NYT 3/14/01
Bush, in Reversal, Won't Seek Cut in Emissions of Carbon Dioxide NYT 3/14/01
Chunnel's Human Traffic Has a Dream NYT 3/14/01
Putting Palm and Phone in One Hand, or Pocket NYT 3/15/01
Cord Meyer, Member of CIA's Founding Generation, Dies at 80 NYT 3/15/01
Helen Beling, Sculptor, Dies at 87 NYT 3/15/01
Memorial to the Hunger, Complete With Old Sod NYT 3/15/01
Public Lives: [Madeleine L'Engle] Busier Than Ever at 82, and Oh Yes, Still Writing NYT 3/15/01
Even Without Evidence, String Theory Gains Influence NYT 3/13/01
Scientists Test Hallucinogens for Mental Ills NYT 3/13/01
The Week in Science: The Arrow of Progress NYT 3/13/01
Standing of Both Clintons Declines in New Poll NYT 3/15/01
Don Hewitt's Modest Proposal Will Shake Up Big TV Newtorks NY Post 3/15/01
History, animosity vie at the Temple Mount BG 3/15/01
Acrobat 5.0 takes a big leap: Now, you can extract content BG 3/15/01
Atheist [M. M. O'Hair] leader's remains found on Texas ranch CNN 3/15/01 See also here and here and here.
A Tale of Two Potters CBS 3/15/01 See also here.
Greenhouse Effect Said To Be Proved AP 3/14/01
JFK would like Bush's tax cut BG 3/15/01
Who is the judge of courthouse plans? BG 3/15/01
Rocket man's fame is soaring: 75 years ago, Robert Goddard launched the space age BG 3/16/01
[New York] City Population Tops 8 Million in Census Count for First Time NYT 3/16/01 See also here and here and here and here.
Senate Democrats Surpassed G.O.P. in Soft Money in 2000 NYT 3/16/01
William Scott, Pilot, Dies at 81 NYT 3/16/01
For a Small Amish Newspaper, Bad News Is No News NYT 3/16/01
Army Rangers Win a Battle Over Berets NYT 3/16/01
A Mohawk Trail to the Skyline NYT 3/16/01
Goodbye to Mr. Hello and Goodbye NYT 3/16/01
N.J. Transit Agrees to Build Ferry Terminal on Hudson NYT 3/16/01
Developers Chosen for New Pennsylvania Station NYT 3/16/01
Claritin and Schering-Plough: A Prescription for Profit NYTM 3/11/01
In Bosnia, Massacre Victims Lie While the Living Bicker NYT 3/11/01
A Broadway Costume Designer on Pins and Needles NYT 3/16/01
'Wols: Vintage Photographs From the 1930's': A Master Is Born NYT 3/16/01
A Lyrical Watercolorist Who Fell Out of Favor, Then Fell Back In NYT 3/16/01
Party at the Chemosphere: The Flying Saucer House Soars Again NYT 3/16/01
KICK (Keep It Complex, Knucklehead) LewRockwell 3/16/01
Poor George [magazine] is Dead WND 3/16/01
Celebrating Disbarment D. Limbaugh WND 3/16/01
Ken Starr's Secret Reports on Vince Foster NewsMax 3/16/01
Faith-based office chief under fire BG 3/17/01 See also here.
Protest rips ad in Brown paper BG 3/17/01 See alao here and here and here Horowitz's "Ten Reasons Why Reparations for Blacks is a Bad Idea for Blacks - and Racist Too," the topic of the controversy, here and here and here and here.
Ohio motto given stamp of approval BG 3/17/01
Ann Sothern, 92 BG 3/17/01 See also here.
The Final Freedom to decide what is moral Alan Wolfe NYTM 3/18/01 See also review of the book on which this was based here.
Having it all On Language Safire NYTM 3/18/01
The Post-Sharpton Sharpton NYTM 3/18/01
Bush Would Sever Law Group's Role in Screening Judges NYT 3/17/01
Web Site Ads, Holding Sway, Start to Blare NYT 3/17/01
Religion Journal: Harnessing the Power of Small Congregations NT 3/17/01
The Last (E-Mail) Goodbye, From 'gwb' to His 42 Buddies NYT 3/17/01
Cowboys Ride the Range, Thoughts an Ocean Away NYT 3/17/01
Hip-Hop Star [Combs] Cleared of Charges in Shooting at a Manhattan Club NYT 3/17/01
In Chelsea, West Side Meets West Coast NYT 3/17/01
New [NYC] Subway Cars Show Flaws and Are Removed for Repairs NYT 3/17/01
The hypocrisy of liberal manners Tony Snow Townhall.com 3/17/01
Evolutionary Psychology and Its True Believers Andrew Ferguson Weekly Std. 3/19/01
Islamic children pretend suicide raids AP 3/16/01 See also here.
Appleals court upholds [Texas] state sodomy ban Houston Chronicle 3/16/01
The Great Alzana, Daring High Wire Artist, Dies at 82 NYT 3/18/01
Irina Bugrimova, Enchanter of Big Cats, Dies at 90 NYT 3/18/01
W. D. Hayes, World Leader in Aerodynamics, Dies at 82
Political Briefing: A Florida Election Is Almost Glitch-Free NYT 3/18/01
A Pennsylvania Town The Census Overlooked NYT 3/18/01
Ignoring Critics, Backers of Church Aid to Offer Bill NYT 3/18/01
Democrats in a tizzy over JFK tax cut ads Krauthammer Townhall.com 3/18/01
McCain takes on the First Amendment Will Townhall.com 3/18/01
Spielberg shows darker side of saintly Lincoln as manic depressive racist Sun. Times 3/18/01
Whitman Defends Bush on Emissions NYT 3/17/01
The Politics of Babel: The Extinction of Cultural Consensus?, Part 1 Part 2 EtherZone 3/12 & 23/01
Today's Democrats sound like yesteryear's green-eyeshade Republicans WSJ 3/18/01
Contaminated Food Makes Millions Ill Despite Advances NYT 3/18/01
Love, Loneliness and Jerry Lewis NYT 3/18/01
Bit by Bit, the Digital Age Comes Into Artistic Focus NYT 3/18/01
Frank Lloyd Wright's Love of Japanese Prints Helped Pay the Bills NYT 3/18/01
Peter Eisenman: Transitioning From Theorist to Practicing Builder NYT 3/18/01
Shaping Words Into an Oscar: Six Writers Who Did NYT 3/18/01
Inside Oklahoma's 16th Amendment lawsuit WND 3/18/01
Bush Economist Says CO2 Caps Could Cause Blackouts Reuters 8/18/01
Alexander's great palace unearthed The Times 3/19/01
Paris swings left for first time in over 100 years AFP 3/18/01
Conservatives Savor Their Role as Insiders in the White House NYT 3/19/01
Companies Turn to Grades, and Employees Go to Court NYT 3/19/01
Congress Struggles With Flood of E-Mail NYT 3/19/01
'Little Jemmy' Madison Safire NYT 3/19/01
Independent Bookshops' Campaign Raises Morale, if Not Sales NYT 3/19/01
In Suburbs, They're Cracking Down on the Joneses NYT 3/19/01
Bookstore on Gay Life Is a Victim of Tolerance NYT 3/19/01
Peggy Converse, Actress Who Performed on Hundreds of Stages, Dies at 95 NYT 3/19/01
Where Affection Is Peddled by the Drink, Lonely Immigrants Provide a Market NYT 3/19/01
Access to late-term abortion declines BG 3/19/01
Proposed historic site [of Dorothy Day] is a thing of the past BG 3/19/01
Bush warns of energy crisis News.Max 3/20/01 See also here.
Anne Williamson exposes Federal Reserve WND 3/20/01 See also here.
Is it 'foot' or 'hoof' and mouth? WND 3/20/01
Black clergy back Bush initiative BG 3/20/01
Wallace Hayes, Aeronautics Expert, Dies at 82 NYT 3/19/01
No Man, Quark or Electron Is an Island NYT 3/20/01
Lectures vs. Laptops NYT 3/20/01
When Mir Descends NYT 3/20/01
'The Cancer Warrior': In Unorthodox Treatment, He Starves Cancer Cells NYT 3/20/01
The Law of Unintended Consequences NYT 3/18/01
On Returning to a Green and Contagious Isle The British Countryside NYT 3/20/01
Connecticut Population Shifts Toward New York NYT 3/20/01
The Big City: Uncluttering The Airspace at La Guardia NYT 3/20/01
Tunnel Vision: The Subway Voice of the Future Is a Recording NYT 3/20/01
Screamin' Jay: Right wing and red hot, talk host Severin puts a spell on Boston radio BG 3/21/01
Swiftmud demands 5% cut in water use TT 3/21/01
Maynard Mack, English Professor, Dies at 90 NYT 3/21/01
Voting Changes in Florida NYT 3/21/01
Fed Lowers Rates and Signals Need for Further Cuts NYT 3/21/01 See alsohere.
New Find Challenges 'Lucy' as Mankind's Oldest Ancestor NYT 3/21/01
In '90's, Even Poor Felt Life Had Improved, Survey Finds NYT 3/21/01
Lessons: In the Kindergartens, a Misguided Push NYT 3/21/01
Marching against the tide: Old-style communism thrives in Chinese village BG 3/21/01
Maritime history thrives at [Mystic] museum BG 3/21/01
New fossil adds an early branch to the human family tree BG 3/22/01 See also here.
Bnes found in Civil War sub BG 3/22/01
Baptist group visits Harvard Divinity School explores ties with Baylor U. BG 3/22/01
Venting on Global Warming Reason 3/21/01
Digital Promise of Global Village Common Dreams 3/20/01
No room on bench for American Bar Association WND 3/22/01 See also here.
Slavery has not ended WND 3/22/01
The angriest chicken in the universe WND 3/22/01
Boy Scouts can meet in schools, judge rules Miami Herald 3/21/01
Cheney Warns U.S. on Energy AP 3/22/01
Air Force museum puts character traits in the pilot's chair WT 3/22/01 For the 27 Georia-recognized character traits, see here.
William Hanna, Who Created Cartoon Characters, Dies at 90 NYT 3/23/01
Norma Macmillan, Voice for Cartoons, Dies at 79 NYT 3/23/01
Census Shows Growth in Atlanta's Population NYT 3/23/01
Globalization on Film: Message in a Coca-Cola Can NYT 3/23/01
After 53 Years, Fresh Kills Gets Its Final Load of Trash NYT 3/23/01 See also here.
Races Still Tend to Live Apart in New York, Census Shows NYT 3/23/01
What the Census Doesn't Count NYT 3/23/01
Longing for a darker night: Mass. officials moving to control growing light pollution BG 3/23/01
Lawyers' group loses judicial role: Bush discontinues ABA practice of screening judges BG 3/23/01
Clinton order on language is under fire BG 3/23/01
Mir's fiery remains fall to sea BG 3/23/01 See also here.
CNN Host Rowland Evans Dies WP 3/23/01 See also here and here and here.
Life After Wartime: Lighten Up -- the Culture Wars Are Over NYTM 3/18/01
Affairs of Estate: Questions for William H. Gates Sr. NYT 3/18/01
The Ethicist: Clearing the Bar NYTM 3/18/01
Book preservers BPL BG 3/24/01
Boston's new complexion BG 3/24/01
The men who dared are pleased BG 3/24/01
David McTaggart, a Builder of Greenpeace, Dies at 69 NYT 3/24/01
Robert Laxalt, Author, Dies at 77 NYT 3/24/01
Farmers Joining State Efforts Against Bioengineered Crops NYT 3/24/01
First State Porn Czar, in Utah, Is Set to Draw a Fine Line NYT 3/24/01
A Clerical, and Racial, Gap Over Federal Help NYT 3/24/01
A Space Station's Long Goodbye NYT 3/24/01
Supply and Demand Among the Faithful NYT 3/24/01
Snoopy: A Beagle With Brains Becomes Teachers' Pet NYT 3/24/01
'Bloomer Girl': Of Feminism and Slavery NYT 3/24/01
Beverly Sills: You've Come a Long Way, Baby Doe NYT 3/24/01
Witnesses to Revolution Wrote History's First Draft NYT 3/24/01
City Trash Follows Long and Winding Road NYT 3/24/01
From Classrooms to Chat Rooms, All Threats Turn Serious NYT 3/24/01
Disasters declared in 7 counties BG 3/24/01
Ashcroft blames 'culture' for school violence CNN 3/24/01
Researchers Find Big Risk of Defect in Cloning Animals NYT 3/25/01
Troubling Label for Hispanics: 'Girls Most Likely to Drop Out' NYT 3/25/01
Regulations Czar Prefers New Path NYT 3/25/01
Charles Johnson, Proponent of Flat Earth, Dies at 76 NYT 3/25/01
Phone Lines Reach Rural Washington NYT 3/25/01
Tourist Is Ready for Space NYT 3/25/01
Making Each Photographed Detail More Real Than Reality NYT 3/25/01
Older cities see large growth in populationHarrp [Potter] and the web wars BG 3/25/01
Where a bridge divides: Suicide fence faulted for blocking Cape Ann view BG 3/25/01
Breaking with the past: Young Brahmins are leaving the old Yankee clubs, which now reflect a newer Boston BG 3/25/01
Bush mocks Bush BBC 3/25/01
The House Assassinations Committee may have been right after all: There was a shot from the grassy knoll. MSNBC 3/26/01 See also here.
Enlisting Science to Find the Fingerprints of a Creator LAT 3/25/01
Women Are Close to Being Majority of Law Students NYT 3/26/01
Despite Emboldened Critics, Jesse Jackson Isn't Yielding NYT 3/26/01
On Hollywood's Big Night, Oscar Spreads the Glory Around NYT 3/26/01
In the Race to Produce More Power, States Are Faced With Environmental Tradeoffs NYT 3/26/01
Voter Values Determine Political Affiliation WP 3/26/01
Review of Before the Storm: Barry Goldwater and the Unmaking Of the American Consensus WP 3/18/01
Stockbridge sees a threat down the Pike BG 3/26/01 See also here. But see here.
Acid rain resists 90s fix, study says BG 3/26.01
'South Pacific': Being Corny as Kansas Isn't So Simple Anymore NYT 3/26/01
Army prepares for apocalypse as 500,000 animals face death The Scotsman 3/27/01
Florida to Get Big Butterfly Center NYT 3/20/01
Experts Dissect a Primordial Banquet NYT 3/20/01
Refining the Art of Measurement NYT 3/20/01
Before Rome's Baths, There Was the Maya Sweat House NYT 3/20/01
Small Yellow Bean Sets Off International Patent Dispute NYT 3/20/01
Blurring the Lines: What, Exactly, Is Parenthood? NYT 3/25/01
The Week in Science: Startling Reverberations NYT 3/20/01
How Plants Got Leaves NYT 3/20/01
Big Dinosaur Prints Found NYT 3/20/01
Comet's Unusual Show NYT 3/20/01
Thriving at 70, 'the George' [Washington Bridge] Is a Great Gray Success NYT 3/26/01 See also here.
BBC unveils hi-tech Jesus BBC 3/27/01 See also here and here.
Jury underscores state's aversion to execution BG 3/27/01
Clinton, eyeing legacy, basks in Salem welcome BG 3/27/01 See also here.
Justices to Review Issue of Executing Retarded Killers NYT 3/27/01
Francis Yohannan, 'Catch-22' Inspiration, Dies at 79 NYT 3/27/01
Toby Wing, Pinup Star of the 1930's, Dies at 85 NYT 3/27/01
Harsh Words for Those Who Defy 'Do No Harm' health books NYT 3/27/01
'Orphan Trains': Giving Street Urchins a Ticket to a New Life NYT 3/27/01
Exhumed body of Pope John XXIII ‘uncorrupted’ 38 years after death The Scotsman 3/28/01
Doubting Thomas: Incumbents throw Jefferson's principles overboard and scurry for the lifeboats in McCain-Feingold WSJ 3/28/01
More cellphone antennas acquiring a stealth design BG 3/28/01
Cosmic chiller BG 3/28/01
Moving from women's rights to equal rights BG 3/28/01
Depresionist museum's art is anything but depressing BG 3/28/01 See also Museum of Depressionist Art.
Holding the fort: Residents ask city to preserve character of old channel area BG 3/28/01
Some cash in on smoking ban: State [MA]: eateries with limits are still prospering BG 3/28/01
U.S. Court Bars Race as Factor in School Entry NYT 3/28/01
Political Memo: Bush Shapes His Presidency With Sharp Eye on Father's NYT 3/28/01
Racial profling of authors Sowell Townhall 3/29/01
Dictionaries mull use of sensitive words BG 3/29/01
Mormons Intensify Missionary Effort in Utah NYT 3/29/01
Maude Rutherford, High-Kicking Songster of 20's, Dies at 104 NYT 3/29/01
Making Books: Guidebooks to the Soul NYT 3/29/01
Helge Ingstad, Discoverer of Viking Site, Dies at 101 NYT 3/30/01
William Blake: A Visionary Whose Odd Images Still Burn Bright NYT 3/30/01
For Mad, a Reason to Worry NYT 3/28/01 See also here.
The Bomber Speaks NYT 3/30/01
New York Times To Run Personal Ads WP 3/30/01
'Dr. Laura' TV Show Canceled WP 3/30/01
A star is torn SMH 3/31/01
On Language: Smashmouth Safire NYTM 3/25/01
Once Again, the City Beckons NYT 3/30/01
Review of Ultimate Journey: Retracing the Path of an Ancient Buddhist Monk Who Crossed Asia in Search of Enlightenment NYT 3/25/01
Review of Mother Jones: The Most Dangerous Woman in America NYT 3/25/01
Review of A Question of Intent: A Great American Battle With a Deadly Industry NYT 3/25/01
Review of The Cash Nexus: Money and Power in the Modern World, 1700-2000 NYT 3/25/01
Review of Inventing Herself: Claiming a Feminist Intellectual Heritage NYT 3/25/01
At bottom, Charles is still polluted BG 3/30/01
Big Dig job opens to nonunion bidders BG 3/30/01
Long-delayed Islamic center clearing last hurdle BG 3/30/01
Amtrak to boost Acela service in N.E. BG 3/30/01
Religion Journal: Reading Signposts on Church Unity NYT 3/31/01
Santa Fe Journal: Uproar Over Virgin Mary in a Two-Piece Swimsuit NYT 3/31/01
Blacks Split on Disclosing Multiracial Roots NYT 3/31/01
Stem Cells Yield Promising Results NYT 3/31/01
Faith-Based Discrimination: The Case of Alicia Pedreira NYTM 4/1/01
Polly Bergen's Life-Tested Role NYT 3/25/01
U.N., in Shift, Moves to Save Art for Afghans NYT 3/31/01
'Treason by the Book': When Treason Was Tolerable and Gossip Death NYT 3/31/01
Think Tank: As Definitions Change, the Moral Turns Trivial NYT 3/31/01
John Lewis, Pianist, Composer and Creator of the Modern Jazz Quartet, Dies at 80 NYT 3/31/01
Tracing Anti-Abortion Network to a Slaying Suspect in France NYT 33/31/01 See also here and here.
As Bid to Privatize Schools Ends, Supporters Second-Guess Effort NYT 3/31/01
Public Lives: A University President Who Learns the Hard Way NYT 3/31/01
Hemisphere Conference Ends in Discord on Global Warming NYT 3/31/01
Butchers' Passover Lament: Yes, We Have No Brisket NYT 3/31/01
Award in Libel Case Is Set at $2.2 Million NYT 3/31/01
Massport pushing alternative to Logan BG 3/31/01
Coming about at BU BG 3/31/01
[MA] Towns gird for a second round of flooding BG 3/31/01
An honor between comrades: After decades, WWII veteran to receive medal for action on D-Day from commander BG 3/31/01
Papal adviser weighs interfaith issues BG 3/31/01
Giuliani launches decency panel BG 3/31/01
Harry Potter and the Court Battle Over Creativity NYT 4/1/01
Behind Bars, New Effort to Care for the Dying NYT 4/1/01
James J. McManus, Owner of Celebrated Bar, Dies at 81 NYT 4/1/01
Eleanor Clymer, Writer of Books for Young Readers, Dies at 95" NYT 4/1/01
Women Lawyers: Justice Is Blind. Also, a Lady. NYT 4/1/01
Astronauts Say Millionaire Tourist Is Welcome NYT 4/1/01
Government Limits Abortion Pill Coverage NYT 4/1/01
Backwoods Image Gone, Kentucky Town Revels in Hillbilly Roots NYT 4/1/01
Army Faces Fierce Fight on Historic Hawaii Valley NYT 4/1/01
In Defense of Soft Money Mitch McConnell NYT 4/1/01
The Asbestos President Dowd NYT 4/1/01
'I Am a Camera': Reality and Its Discontents in a Photographic Age NYT 4/1/01
The President's Sense of Humor Has Also Been Misunderestimated NYT 4/1/01
The Wired Age: China Arrives at a Moment of Truth NYT 4/1/01
Martyrdom: The Promise of Paradise That Slays Peace NYT 4/1/01
[Staten Island] Lighthouse Has Dozens of Willing Keepers NYT 4/1/01
Reporter's Notebook: Even in Terror's Path, Batteries Die and Love Notes Flourish NYT 4/1/01
So, the Tumor Is on the Left, Right? NYT 4/1/01
Hillary at Yale? Bucvkley NYT 4/1/01
Dull and Duller Hillary, New Republic 3/29/01
Human Remains Said Sold in Moldova AP 3/31/01
Military memorial not PC enough: Critics say monument to those who 'gave their lives' not 'diversified' WND 4/2/01
Tax revolt! How Americans are challenging the IRS and the 16th Amendment WND 4/2/01
ACLU to appeal 'English-only' ruling Deseret News 4/1/01
Arts Online: Innovative Webmasters Chase Fame at Browserday NYT 4/2/01
Swiss Architects, Designers of Tate Modern, Win Pritzker Prize NYT 4/2/01
A British Author Finds Refuge With Feisty Woodland Critters NYT 4/2/01
Bush Angers Europe by Eroding Pact on Warming NYT 4/1/01
In an Ancient Wreck, Clues to Seafaring Lives NYT 3/27/01
Computing, One Atom at a Time NYT 3/27/01
The Toppled Chimney Mystery: Is It the Fault's Fault? NYT 3/27/01
Of Nanotubes and Buckyballs: Atomic-Scale Building Blocks NYT 3/27/01
Lake's Rapid Retreat Heightens Troubles in North Africa NYT 3/27/01
The Week in Science: The Flat-Faced Guy From Kenya NYT 3/27/01
Amoeba Buddy System NYT 3/27/01
Reproducing, Gingerly NYT 3/27/01
Butter, to Gauge Pollution NYT 3/27/01
Suddenly, Critics Are Taking Aim at Greenspan NYT 4/2/01 See also here.
For Black Officers, Diversity Has Its Limits NYPD NYT 4/2/01
US spy plane collides with Chinese jet BG 4/2/01
San Quentin: Sitting on a fortune BG 4/2/01
Accounting for sprawl TT 4/2/01
Census gain largest ever BG 4/3/01 See also here.
Photo Gives Weight to Einstein's Thesis of Negative Gravity NYT 4/3/01
Two Senators, Galaxies Apart on the Issue of Money NYT 4/3/01
A Wordsmith [Michael Gerson] Who Shapes Bush's Prose NYT 4/3/01
Food is not the Enemy NT 4/23/01
Postal Service may stop delivery on Saturday USAT 4/4/01 See also here. See also here.
Recount confirms Bush win, flaws of Florida vote . . . USAT 4/4/01 See also here and here and here.
Election dispute not over for Democrats USAT 4/4/01 See also here and here.
GOP's split over China more visible Factions for, against engagement may clash USAT 4/4/01
The ghost [writer] and Mrs. Clinton NYP 4/4/01
Mass. diver seeks sole rights tp shipwreck BG 4/4/01
Iowa legislators seek ban on lies by political hopefuls BG 4/4/01
'Minority' a bad word in San Diego BG 4/4/01
Segregation persits in nation's big cities, survey finds BG 4/4/01
Turtles flocking to nuclear facility StPT 4/401
Clifford G. Shull, Nobel Winner in Physics, Dies at 85 NYT 4/4/01
Henry Brown, a Chemist Who Made the Metal Shine, Dies at 93 NYT 4/4/01
Auditing Classes at M.I.T., on the Web and Free NYT 4/4/01 See also here.
Lessons: A Passover Way to Teach NYT 4/4/01
'Walking the Bible': Transformed on the Trail of the Patriarchs NYT 4/4/01
A Fading Poetry NYT 4/4/01
Airport Growth Squeezes the Landmark T.W.A. Terminal NYT 4/4/01 See also here.
Turning Niagra Falls Around NYT 4/4/01
Clinton kept lid on PLA jet threats: Buzzing of U.S. forces started year ago, but White House failed to tell Congress WND 4/4/01
Christ was wrongly convicted, rules Spanish judge Telegraph 4/5/01
Se. Clinton Discusses Her Memoir WP 4/5/01
The Haves vs. the Will-Haves: Class warfare works--but only against country-club Republicans Noonan WSJ 3/30/01
Animal Crackers An Ivy League professor [Singer] defends bestiality. WSJ 3/30/01
All that glitters: Creation of gold, platinum traced to collision of stars BG 4/5/01
Delving deep into the [Amelia} Earhart mystery BG 4/5/01
Rudenstine to join digital art project. BG 4/5/01
Of Everest's ups and downs BG 4/5/01
WWII vets ait for monumental battle to end BG 4/5/01
Washington Memo: Now for Bush, a Novelty - Having to Face Novelty NYT 4/5/01
For Squirrels, Cinnamon Is Now the New Black NYT 4/5/01
Conservators Struggle When Modern Art Shows Its Age NYT 4/5/01
The Politics of Apology Safire NYT4/5/01
John B. Oakes, Liberal Voice of The Times, Is Dead at 87 NYT 4/5/01 See also here.
Lord Hartwell, a Last Fleet Street Baron NYT 4/5/01
Dan Rather, DEmocratic Fundraiser Bozell Townhall 4/6/01
WMBR turns 40, but don't tell the kids BG 4/5/01
Carlos Ogden, War Hero in the Liberation of Cherbourg, Dies at 83 NYT 4/6/01
Judaism Meets Islam, With Volumes of Criticism for One Author NYT 4/6/01
Pulling Coney Island's Sweet Tooth NYT 4/6/01
'Architecture + Water': Just Add Water to Instant Inspiration NYT 4/6/01
Law School Wins Reprieve on Admission Policy NYT 4/6/01
Scientists Find Twinge of Disappointment in Meteorite NYT 4/6/01
Frankenstein fears after head transplant BBC 4/6/01
Yenta: Barbra Streisand's other letters. Christopher Buckley WSJ 4/6/01
Give Him a Peabody: Dan Rather at a Democratic fund-raiser is not a scandal but a public service. Noonan WSJ 4/6/01
Cellucci wins nod for Canada post: Swift poised to take over [MA] governorship BG 4/6/01
The Anti-Growth Club D. Limbaugh Townhall 4/7/01
How to . . . NYTM 4/8/01
On Language: Hurr Safire NYTM 4/8/01
Preserving the Birthplaces of the Atom Bomb NYT 4/7/01
Gap Between Best and Worst Widens on U.S. Reading Test NYT 4/7/01
Beliefs Haggadah NYT 4/7/01
Preserving Books? It's Easy on Paper NYT 4/7/01
When Emotion Worms Its Way Into Law NYT 4/7/01
Publishing deal spotlights C. S. Lewis BG 4/7/01
Mourning Wards, a Store That Time Left Behind NYT 4/8/01
Evolutionists Battle New Theory on Creation NYT 4/8/01
Biology Text Illustrations More Fiction Than Fact NYT 4/8/01
Frederick Rath, Pioneer of Historical Conservation, Dies at 87 NYT 4/8/01
Xiao Bushi on the Tiger NYT 4/8/01
Florida: Where Exuberant Dreams Often Sink Out of Sight NYT 4/8/01
Frank Lloyd Wright: Patterned Glass That Lets Light In NYT 4/8/01
Focus on Farms Masks Estate Tax Confusion NYT 4/8/01
Odyssey Off to Mars, Seeking Water and a Bit of Redemption NYT 4/8/01
Consumer Groups Unite to Fight for Generic Drug NYT 4/8/01
Political Memo: Bush's Moves to Assure Right Ignite Storm on Left NYT 4/8/01
Remains of Submarine [Hunley] Crew Found at Stations NYT 4/8/01
A Hue, and a Cry, in the Heartland Census NYT 4/8/01
Using Books as Evidence Against Their Readers NYT 4/8/01
New London Journal: A Federal Case on the Paper Route NYT 4/8/01
In Maine woods, a generation is gone BG 4/8/01
Turner forced out of CNN by money men Observer 4/8/01
Protesters to march around IRS building WND 4/8/01 See also here.
How we spy on our friends The [Australian] Age 4/8/01
South seeks payback for Civil-War 'injustices': Group claims Union guilty of wanton 'crimes in violation of the Constitution' WND 4/8/01
Confederate shirts spark fashion fight in schools CNN 4/6/01
Environmental Rollbacks NYT 4/8/01
NBC Is Shutting Down NBC Internet WP 4/9/01
Biotech CEO says map missed much of genome BG 4/9/01
Cyrus Gordon, Scholar of Ancient Languages, Dies at 92 NYT 4/9/01
Opposition Builds to Spending Cuts in Bush's Budget NYT 4/9/01 See also here.
The Purloinrd Treaty Safire NYT 4/9/01
Diversity enters into race for LA Mayor BG 4/9/01
Along I495, a concrete ribbon of grwth BG 4/9/01
The Spending Senators: Chafee, Jeffords and Nelson want more of your money. WSJ 4/9/01
The Moral-Hazard Bubble: This slowdown stems from Clinton's mismanagement of the international economy. WSJ 4/9/01
On the Trail of a Few More Ancestors NYT 4/8/01
Unraveling Silk's Secrets, One Spider Species at a Time NYT 4/3/01
Psychology Professor's Goal: Making Intelligence Tests Smarter NYT 4/3/01
Eagles Regain a Perch in the Lower 48 NYT 4/3/01
Review of Double Fold: Libraries and the Assault on Paper NYT 4/10/01
Review of Wide as the Waters: The Story of the English Bible and the Revolution It Inspired NYT 4/8/01
Review of In the Beginning: The Story of the King James Bible and How It Changed a Nation, a Language, and a Culture NYT 4/8/01
Cato Blasts Danforth Waco Report UPI 4/10/01
Is US History Becoming History? as govt. uses e-mail Wired 4/9/01
Europe Approves Copyright Law Wired 4/9/01
Fat is found a source for stem cells BG 4/10/01
The pool: no longer so cool: For some, onetime status symbol now a burden BG 4/10/01
The marriage of politics and compassion BG 4/10/01
This American life: Daniel Aaron, the elder statesman of American studies, has lived and made history BG 4/10/01
Exiles oust two who went to Cuba: Bay of Pigs veterans bar talks with Castro BG 4/10/01
Democrats realizing they've been shut out BG 4/10/01
Core values teaching soars in response to school violence BG 4/10/01
FCC sets no inquiry on Florida [vote] projection BG 4/10/01
News Analysis: Budget Assumes Strict Discipline Will Hold NYT 4/10/01
'Mister Rogers' Ends Production, but Mr. Rogers Keeps Busy NYT 4/10/01
Helmsley-Spear Retains Control of Empire State Building NYT 4/10/01
A Universal Library Grossman and Minow Internet NYT 4/10/01
'Her excellency': Swift is first woman to serve as Mass. governor BG 4/11/01 See also here.
Hotel Broadway: Architectural Trendsetter Seduces Historic SoHo NYT 4/11/01
Text of President Bush's statement Wednesday on the agreement with China over release of the U.S. spy plane's crew NYT 4/11/01
Bush takes aim at activists' tool: Would end suits under Species Act BG 4/11/01
NY architects win bid for new ICA BG 4/11/01
U.S. prepares another spy plane UPI 4/11/01
Watchdog targets GOP fund raising WT 4/11/01
Pig cloning advance BBC 4/11/01
Both Sides Blink: Bush's handling of the crisis was (his family hates the word) prudent. Noonan WSJ 4/12/01
US crew members released BG 4/12//01
Gays seek right to marry: Mass. lawsuit goes beyond civil unions BG 4/12/01
Grasping history with paper clips BG 4/12/01
College reliance on SATs targeted BG 4/12/01
Closing the nation's reading gap BG 4/12/01
The fabulous news about fat Goodman BG 4/12/01
Political sides still miles apart on energy crisis BG 4/12/01
Liberals have no clue on campaign finance Will BG 4/12/01
Florida's vote fiasco BG 4/12/01
For first time students take MCAS test for real BG 4/12/01
Racial course disparities found BG 4/12/01
Space, the yet-again-postponed frontier: 40 years since orbit, many hopes unfulfilled BG 4/12/01
Calif. man approved to fly with cosmonauts BG 4/12/01
Stampede of soccer fans kills 43 in. S. Africa BG 4/12/01
Study says marijuana-like substance trigger appetite BG 4/12/01
Study finds Gulf vets have more health woes BG 4/12/01
Faith: Historians say Resurrection a reality UPI 4/11/01
Ashcroft allows closed-circuit TV of McVeigh execution AP 4/11/01
McVeigh execution closes schools UPI 4/11/01
Battle Lines Grow on Plan to Assist Religious Groups NYT 4/12/01
Promise and Pitfalls in Taking Religion to Prison NYT 4/12/01
Why do they hate Washington? Quinn WP 4/12/01
Scientists back rapid slaughter policy BBC 4/13/01
AOL ends blackout of 'The Federalist': Conservative e-journal says report of Ted Turner comment prompted ban WND 4/13/01
Cincinnati under curfew after 3 days of violence BG 4/13/01
The frog in the water budget approach Dione BG 4/13/01
Publishers, authors support 'Gone With the Wind' Parody BG 4/13/01 See also here.
With Crew in U.S., Bush Blames China for Collision NYT 4/13/01
How Bush Had to Calm Hawks in Devising a Response to China NYT 4/13/01
Florida, Low on Drinking Water, Asks E.P.A. to Waive Safety Rule NYT 4/13/01
Cincinnati Mayor Imposes Curfew to Quell Violence NYT 4/13/01
Ashcroft Calls Seeing McVeigh Die a Way to Help Victims' Kin NYT 4/13/01 See also here.
Senator Clinton Settling In as Just One of 100 NYT 4/13/01
Top-Scoring Suburb Set to Boycott Tests New York Imposed NYT 4/13/01
Bush Accepts Rules to Guard Privacy of Medical Records NYT 4/13/01
Richard E. Schultes, 86, Authority on Hallucinogenic Plants, Dies NYT 4/13/01
Bill seeks ID chips in state's dogs, cats Sacramento Bee 4/13/01
Four Out of Five Teens Say Taxes are Too High Yahoo 4/13/01 See also .
Old Movie Palaces Rise to a Higher Calling NYT 4/13/01
'Bells Are Ringing': A Chameleon With a Phone NYT 4/13/01
Hans Bellmer: A German-Born Artist's Obsession With Doll Images NYT 4/13/01
Islamic Calligraphy: When the Medium Really Was the Message NYT 4/13/01
Home Video: Arbuckle Shorts, Fresh and Frisky NYT 4/13/01
On Stage and Off: Drum and Bugle Brotherhood NYT 4/13/01
Parents Explain Rejection of Privatization at 5 Schools NYT 4/13/01
Female President Sues Little League NYT 4/13/01
Scientists: Relic authenticates Shroud of Turin: Exhaustive tests show sacred cloth much older than carbon-14 date WND 4/13/01 See also here.
Coverage of Bush Tax Cut Draws Criticism CNS4/13/01
Did populism fail? Common Dreams 4/12/01
How to Plan Chaos NYTM 4/15/01
On Language: Foot/Hoof in/and Mouth Safire NYTM 4/15/01
H. R. Ball, Ad Executive Credited With Smiley Face, is Dead at 79 NYT 4/14/01
Robert Moon, an Inventor of the ZIP Code, Dies at 83 NYT 4/14/01
Chester Posey, Shaped Exxon [tiger] Ads, Dies at 77 NYT 4/14/01
New Attention for the Idea That Abortion Averts Crime NYT 4/14/01
Think Tank: The Ultimate Victory of Vacuum Cleaners NYT 4/14/01
Is the Earth of France the Mother of Wine? NYT 4/14/01
Religion Journal: A 2,000-Year Challenge - How to Picture Jesus NYT 4/14/01
Bush Counselor [Karen Hughes] Balances Work, Life WP 4/14/01
U.S. Says Spy Crew Wiped Out Secrets in Frantic Landing NYT 4/14/01
U.S. Tape Is Said to Show Reckless Flying by Chinese NYT 4/14/01
Cheney Income at $36 Million; Bush: $894,880 NYT 4/14/01
In New Mexico, Debate Over Arsenic Strikes Home NYT 4/14/01
After Complaints, Yahoo to Close Access to Pornographic Sites NYT 4/14/01
New Hampshire G.O.P. Senator Faces Pressure to Quit NYT 4/14/01
Greenwich Makes Tight Rules on Beach Use Even Tighter NYT 4/14/01
No Bonnets? Dresses, Exotic Jelly Beans and Lilies Will Do NYT 4/14/01
Ship Carrying Up to 250 Child Slaves Roams West African Coast Bloomberg 4/14/01
Rethinking Romans 13 WND 4/14/01
Giant Steps: Marathon the latest goal in a life of challenges BG 4/14/01
Wall Street bear crashes the party of New York elite BG 4/14/01
US faults Chinese jet in collision BG 4/14/01
'You are cordially e-vited': Online invitations make party planning a breeze, but are they tacky? BG 4/14/01
'Jesus' special a jumbled mess BG 4/14/01
Summertime living isn't easy: Nantucket teachers can't afford season BG 4/14/01
On campuses, fewer ralllying for feminism BG 4/14/01
Jewish groups denounce comic strip BG 4/14/01
New fery to island is urged BG 4/14/01
Polio survivors recall FDR's kinship BG 4/14/01
Indians cheer call for end to mascot role BG 4/14/01
Taxpayers toil longer to pay BG 4/14/01
A Digital Divide Threatens Public TV NYT 4/15/01
Technically, It's More Than a Telecast NYT 4/15/01
Doing Without the Extras Amid a Flagging Economy NYT 4/15/01
A Century's Photo History Destined for Life in a Mine NYT 4/15/01 See also here.
Crew Is Back at Its Base to Cheers of Welcome NYT 4/15/01 See also here.
Jacob Getzels, 89, Educator and Researcher on Creativity Is Dead NYT 4/15/01
A Talk Show Pioneer [Susskind], Before TV Talk Was Toxic NYT 4/15/01
The Music Man in Mel Brooks NYT 4/15/01
Navy Panel Urges No Court-Martial for Sub's Skipper NYT 4/15/01
A Short History of American Indifference NYT 4/15/01
Bush Isn't All Wrong About the Endangered Species Act NYT 4/15/01
Chuck Hunt, First Husband BG 4/15/01
Boston port struggling to compete BG 4/15/01
Inside the empire: How an assortment of Americans behind Japanese lines helped change the fate of World War II BG 4/15/01
Students take ver [NE] university building BG 4/15/01
Churches work toward one Easter BG 4/15/01
Ship said to carry child laborers sought BG 4/15/01
For teens, Columbine is defining moment BG 4/15/01
History or hopes? Reviewing the Book of Exodus BG 4/15/01
The "Eternal" Meaning of Easter Townhall 4/16/01
Russians create 'artificial human brain' Ananova 4/15/01
In Europe, Some Fear National Languages Are Endangered NYT 4/16/01
Scientists Step Up Efforts to Track North Pole Changes NYT 4/17/01
From Light to Darkness: Astronomy's New Universe NYT 4/10/01
Reproductive Gerontology: Ask Not for Whom the Clock Ticks NYT 4/15/01
Sky Watch: Titanic Stars NYT 4/13/01
Gene Study Shows Ties Long Veiled in Europe NYT 4/10/01
Washington Cites Shortage of Linguists for Key Security Jobs NYT 4/16/01
For Texas Now, Water and Not Oil Is Liquid Gold NYT 4/16/01
Shark Trips Lure Tourists, but the Critics Are Circling NYT 4/16/01
Soot Washed From Easter Best, a Church Finds Itself in a Temple NYT 4/16/01
Navy Crew's Ordeal of Terror and Tedium NYT 4/16/01
Harvard Law Is Trying to Be More Appealing NYT 4/16/01
Bush Celebrates Easter at an Outdoor Service NYT 4/16/01
Organ donors face scrutiny on motivation BG 4/16/01
Razing a gender barrier: Smith offers engineering with liberal arts context BG 4/16/01
Our first convention center BG 4/16/01
Road is taken to sing Frost: Von Trapp's musical plan stirs poet's fans BG 4/21/01
Church torn by ultimatum over tithing BG 4/16/01
School prayer advances in [Florida] House OS 4/17/01
Life in the Vast Lane: The Federalist Society, center of the right-wing conspiracy WSJ 4/17/01 See also here.
The Alternative to Talking: Bush drives Europe bananas--in more ways than one WSJ 4/17/01
Kenyans' 10-year win streak [in Boston Marathon] finished by South Korea's Lee BG 4/17/01
Officials say prisons don't win drug war BG 4/17/01
Globe writer Caldwell, VT editor win Pulitizers BG 4/17/01
Federal Web sites tracking visitors BG 4/17/01
Historian portrayed imperfect patriots BG 4/17/01
The Bay of Pigs invasion 40 years later Schlesinger BG 4/17/01
Sundays were more than just another day BG 4/17/01
The headmaster of punk Ramone obit BG 4/17/01
Reagan Ending Lease on L.A. Office WP 4/17/01
Mum's the word in computer security BGM 4/15/01
Down With Randian Warmongers LewRockwell 4/17/01
Bring Back Serfdom Roberts LewRockwell 4/17/01
Barbers in a lather at EU threat to shaving brushes Telegraph 4/15/01
90's Suburbs of West and South: Denser in One, Sprawling in Other NYT 4/17/01
Before College, Year Off Beckons to Well Off NYT 4/17/01
Complete List of Pulitzer Prize Winners NYT 4/17/01
Santa Fe Dusts Off a Venerable Theater and a New Reputation NYT 4/17/01
Myth-Matched Nations NYT 4/17/01
In Many Ways, a New Iowa Town Looks to East NYT 4/17/01
First cyborg is looking just a little down at eel The Times 4/18/01
National park preserves life in old mill villages BG 4/18/01
'Wind' chill: Freedom of expression, big money, and Margaret Mitchell's legacy are at the heart of a publishing standoff BG 4/18/01
Falun Gong appeals for help: Vigils held on eve of UN China vote BG 4/15/01
Keeping pace with the Amish: Safety lies at heart of road bill in Ohio BG 4/18/01
Old flag retained in Miss. voting BG 4/18/01 See also here.
Smithsonian Shows Are Making Friends on the Road NYT 4/18/01
As They Like It: Leasing and Selling Artwork Through the Internet NYT 4/18/01
Thomas H. Stix, Plasma Physicist, Dies at 76 NYT 4/18/01
Of Divas and Ditzes Dowd NYT 4/18/01
Girl's Death Brings Ban on Kind of Therapy rebirthing NYT 4/18/01
Pat Robertson Remarks on China Abortions NYT 4/18/01
Experts Call for New Rules on Research NYT 4/18/01
Study Finds Herbal Remedy Useless Against Depression NYT 4/18/01 See also http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/108/nation/Wort_called_ineffective+.shtml">here.
Part-time professors [at Emerson College] OK union BG 4/18/01
All-wheel drive is cruising into automotive mainstream BG 4/18/01
Children on spit are taken to safety BG 4/18/01
Ellis Island portal opens door to past BG 4/18/01
Human cloning to be banned [by Britain] in genetic science 'revolution' Independent 4/19/01
Lawyer loses bid to abolish Christmas Reuters 4/19/01
Fed, in a Surprise, Cuts Rates Again, Spurring Markets NYT 4/19/01
Justices Permit Race as a Factor in Redistricting NYT 4/19/01
A City Consumed in Plans for McVeigh's Execution NYT 4/19/01
Colorful Mayor of Providence Mines Indictment for Comedy NYT 4/19/01
Link Found Between Behavioral Problems and Time in Child Care NYT 4/19/01
Soul-Searching at Another Polish Massacre Site NYT 4/19/01
Granddaughter of Lewis Carroll's Muse Puts Collection Up for Sale NYT 4/19/01
A Writer at His Wit's End? Burrows Winds Up in the Library NYT 4/19/01
'Broadway Musicals of 1957': Show Tunes, From the West Side to River City NYT 4/19/01
Frank Balun, Gardener, Is Dead at 76 NYT 4/19/01
The Privacy President? safire NYT 4/19/01
Courthouse dedicated to Moakley 4/19/01
Paul Revere's bell to tollits story BG 4/19/01
Harvard students stage sit-in: Say they'll remain until campus staff are given raises BG 4/19/01
Scholars rap China on arrests BG 4/19/01
A House Undivided: Bush's staff knows better than to be fractious. Noonan WSJ 4/20/01
Bureaucrats First, Kids Second: That's the ethos of America's public-school establishment. WSJ 4/18/01
Girls Will Be Boys: Title IX helps turn female athletes into dumb jocks. WSJ 4/19/01
The Idyll Smasher: How did men come to dominate Western society? WSJ 4/20/01
BU sailing pavilion plan rocks boat BG 4/20/01
Census shows a Boston still divided BG 4/20/01
Ex-N.H. governor Thomson dead at 89 BG 4/20/01 See also here.
The word yet hinges existential debate Raymo BG 4/17/01
A river emerges: Patriots stadium project restoring part of Neponset BG 4/20/01
Massive dust cloud to travel over N.E. BG 4/20/01
Betwiched, bewildered BG 4/20/01
'The Producers': A Scam That'll Knock 'Em Dead NYT 4/20/01
Calling at Houses in New York Where History Lives NYT 4/20/01
Muhammad Rabbani, Advocate of Some Moderation in Taliban, Dies NYT 4/20/01
Request to Webcast McVeigh Execution Is Denied NYT 4/20/01
Officials Say Captain of Sub [Greeneville] Won't Be Tried NYT 4/20/01
Nightclubs Hire Ambulances for Overdoses, Skipping 911 NYT 4/20/01
Seriously Ill Join Marijuana Buyers' Clubs for Medicine NYT 4/20/01
Wanting to Be Joey Ramone NYT 4/20/01
The Power of Yoga Time 4/23/01
Inescapably Connected: Life in the Wireless Age NYTM 4/22/01
Court Halts Book Based on 'Gone With the Wind' NYT 4/21/01 See also here.
Judge Sends Skakel Murder Case to Trial NYT 4/21/01 See also here.
Anthropology's Alternative Radical [Michael Taussig] NYT 4/21/01
Alfred Moen, Whose Hands Found Need for a New Faucet, Dies at 84 NYT 4/21/01
Merton Davies, 83, Mapper of Orbs and a Satellite Pioneer Is Dead NYT 4/21/01
Sylvan H. Meyer, Editor, Dies at 79 NYT 4/21/01
Desperate for Prison Guards, Some States Rob Cradles NYT 4/21/01
Tiny Bits of Soot Tied to Illnesses NYT 4/21/01
Family, Culture and Law Meet in a Utah Court Case NYT 4/21/01
Religion Journal: Standing Against Death Penalty NYT 4/21/01
Therapists Convicted of Abuse in Girl's Death During [rebirthing] Treatment NYT 4/21/01 See also here.
Deal Reported in Long-Running Dispute on Putting Tourist on Space Station NYT 4/21/01
Scientists Find Way to Gauge Earth's Glow Methods NYT 4/21/01
New Hampshire Chief Justice Admonished NYT 4/21/01
Public Lives: Another Academic Salvo in the Nation's 'Mommy Wars' NYT 4/21/01
Little Change in Views of Bush 3 Months Into His Presidency NYT 4/21/01
For an Old [Miss.] Flag, a New Rationale NYT 4/21/01
Ellis I. Web Site Is Deluged by Family Historians NYT 4/21/01
For Protesters at Yale, a Who's Who NYC 4/21/01
Gospel Message, Rap Style NYT 4/21/01
Street battles rock start of summit: Protesters hold up meetings between Bush, state leaders BG 4/21/01
Traffickers lure poor in child slavery hub NYT 4/21/01
Cellphone surgery upsets Hong Kong: Doctor cleared for chat during colon operation BG 4/21/01
Stem cell research grants put off: Federal agency orders cancellation of meeting BG 4/21/01
Another Artery milestone: Cap placed on tower of Charles River span BG 4/21/01
Internet provides a window on China BG 4/21/01
Unitarian Asociation torn by division BG 4/21/01 See also here.
UConn students protest reparations ad BG 4/21/01
A cemetery [Forest Hills] bursting with life BG 4/21/01
Needle, thead weave portrait of America BG 4/21/01
Cyberart a cause for celebration BG 4/21/01
Save us from the new new math Tony Snow BG 4/21/01
Pound of Flesh: The metric system has always been ugly. Now its partisans are resorting to ugly tactics WSJ 4/21/01
Supply-Side Socialists: Europe's left is smarter about taxes than America's Democrats. WSJ 4/21/01
Review of The Lost Art of Drawing the Line NYT 4/22/01
Review of Time Lord: Sir Sandford Fleming and the Creation of Standard Time NYT 4/22/01
The Blues Is Dying in the Place It Was Born NYT 4/22/01
Industry and Art: A Long Embrace NYT 4/22/01
American Folk Art From the Melting Pot NYT 4/22/01
Retracing the Path of a Photographer's [E. S. Curtis] 30-Year Quest NYT 4/22/01
Alice Gritsavage, 98, Korean War's Chief Nurse, Dies NYT 4/22/01
Democrats See Gold in Environment NYT 4/22/01
Bush Team Sensed Economic Slump Early NYT 4/22/01
Watts Advisory Committee Appointees Under Fire for Discriminatory Remarks: Baldwin, Frank Request Replacement of Ministers for 'Fierce' Attacks on Homosexuals Roll Call 4/19/01
Powerful aliance aids Bushes rise BG 4/22/01 Part 2 here.
Review of Bertrand Russell: The Ghost of Madness,1921-1970 BG 4/22/01 See also here.
Big Dig sees light as tunnel advances: Huge section moved into place BG 4/22/01
Gays irked by Swift no on marriage BG 4/22/01
Dozens gather at Harvard to bacvk sit-in for workers BG 4/22/01
Walk targets colleges for housing crunch BG 4/22/01
For Elian's Miami relatives, raid [one year ago] still 'open wound' BG 4/22/01
In a new millennium Japan, old elder-care tradition fails BG 4/22/01
A Hudson cleanup faces bitter battle: General Electric fights EPA plan to dredge river BG 4/22/01
Rebuilding a shattered Seattle landmark BG 4/22/01
UN says clues point to slaves aboard ship BG 4/22/01
Endeavor safely docks at space station BG 4/22/01
US to join global warming talks: Washington says it still opposes Kyoto agreement BG 4/22/01
New document confirms oficials' Tiananmen Square wrangling BG 4/22/01
Abortion in India Is Tipping Scales Sharply Against Girls NYT 4/22/01
Marked for Dog Food, Racehorses Are Spared in Pasture NYT 4/22/01
Bush Links Trade With Democracy at Quebec Talks NYT 4/22/01
In Some States, Sex Offenders Serve More Than Their Time NYT 4/22/01
Jack Haley Jr., Director of 'That's Entertainment,' Dies at 67 NYT 4/23/01
A Biography of Moss Hart Searches for a Showman NYT 4/23/01
Media Talk: Newspaper Budget Cuts Pinch Book Pages NYT 4/23/01
Stephen Foster: Songwriter, Sad and Weary NYT 4/23/01
Local TV Fears the Networks' Power NYT 4/23/01
Smithsonian Plans Changes as Biologists Cry Disaster NYT 4/17/01
Astronomers Debate What Makes a Planet NYT 4/17/01
Approaching Biology From a Different Angle NYT 4/17/01
Auroras Give Earth That Colorful Glow 4/17/01
Clues From Vesuvius NYT 4/17/01
Sit-in turns into live-in over wages at Harvard BG 4/23/01
Unless you're a bigshot, geting Big Dig tour is a problem BG 4/23/01
With harbor as clasroom, 300 youths get Earth Day lesson BG 4/23/01
A Great War veteran, a 3-digit birthday BG 4/23/01
On Earth Day, cleanups and debates BG 4/23/01
[Summit of the Americas] Meeting reflects a sea change in politics BG 4/23/01
Global warming still causes some scholarly debate Phila. Inquirer 4/23/01
A city [Petra] for end-times WND 4/24/01
Over disputed book, Vatican official bars priest from teaching BG 4/24/01
Intel launches Pentium 4 chip, cuts prices BG 4/24/01
Harvard protestors ask moral questions BG 4/24/01
Bob Kerry's New School of thought BG 4/24/01 See also here.
[Framingham State] College will require laptops BG 4/24/01
New rules let plants offset gas emissions BG 4/24/01
Sub commander given reprimand BG 4/24/01 See also here.
Robert Starer, Composer of Ballets and Operas, Dies at 77 NYT 4/24/01
David M. Walker, Astronaut and Aviator, Dies at 56 NYT 4/24/01
Get Out Your Shoulder Pads: The 80's Are Here NYT 4/24/01
It's Springtime for Producers of Broadway's 'Producers' NYT 4/24/01 See also here and here and here.
Newcomers Push Out Native Plants NYT 4/24/01
Political Memo: Liberal Party Has Problem After Giuliani NYT 4/24/01
[Supreme] Court Allows Arrest for Minor Violations NYT 4/24/01
[Supreme] Court Bars English-Only Suits NYT 4/24/01
Music Industry Criticized for Marketing Violence to Children NYT 4/24/01
Church-Based Projects Lack Data on Results NYT 4/24/01
South Pole Workers Retrieved in Rescue Mission NYT 4/24/01
Labor Standards Clash With Global Reality NYT 4/24/01
Law school woos officials, seeks UMass merger BG 4/25/01
Phoenix the calf is spared after a national outcry Independent 4/26/01
Newsweek Declined to Publish Kerrey Story 4/26/01
Mortgage firms see uptick in refinancing BG 4/26/01
Northeastern may alter tenure status BG 4/26/01
Making Books: In Deep Trouble and Loving It NYT 4/26/01
Republicans Hold Forum With Blacks in Clergy NYT 4/26/01
feathered dinosaur NYT 4/26/01
House Passes Fetus Harm Bill AP 4/27/01 See also here.
Feds warn of May Day attacks on U.S. Web sites CNN 4/26/01
China grabs secrets from plane W Times 4/27/01
One Awful Night in Thanh Phong on Kerrey NYTM 4/22/01 See also here.
Judge orders feeding of woman in coma USAT 4/26/01
The Outsider: Taking Flight, Tension-Free kites NYT 4/27/01
Kermit Hunter, Historical Dramatist, Dies at 90 NYT 4/27/01
John M. Edmond, Expert on Ecology of Oceans and Rivers, Dies at 57 NYT 4/26/01
Al Hibbler, a Singer With Ellington's Band, Dies at 85 NYT 4/27/01
Charlie O'Hearn, Kicker and Three-Sport Man at Yale, Dies at 99 NYT 4/27/01
McVeigh Says He Considered Killing Reno NYT 4/27/01
Ailing U.S. Doctor, Rescued From South Pole, Arrives in Chile NYT 4/27/01
Highway Corridor to Lead to Tallgrass Prairie in Kansas NYT 4/27/01
Bush's Plan to Aid Religious Groups Is Faulted NYT 4/27/01
Stem-Cell Advances Are Likely to Heighten Ethics Debate NYT 4/27/01
Bush's Plan to Aid Religious Groups Is Faulted NYT 4/27/01
Why Not Try Vouchers? James Q. Wilson NYT 4/27/01
Peru find called oldest city in America BG 4/27/01
CIA opens its files on Third Reich figures BG 4/27/01
Historic Quincy mansion eyed for first family BG 4/27/01
A rare legal legacy: Harvard gets trove of Elizabethan books BG 4/27/01
Overstepping by Reagan idolaters Geo. Will. BG 4/27/01
Adding Art to the Rigor of Statistical Science NYT 4/28/01
Tragedy on a school trip BG 4/28/01
Harvard warns prptestors of academic discipline BG 4/28/01
Ted Williams ramp to Logan to open today BG 4/28/01
Millionaire Embarks on Joy Ride in Space NYT 4/29/01 Se also here.
Think Tank: If Baseball Expands to the Moon, Be Sure to Back Up Those Fences NYT 4/28/01
As It Turns 80, the Port Authority Looks to Its Roots to Find Its Future NYT 4/30/01
Guggenheim's Latest Branch Is to Open in Cyberspace NYT 4/30/01
New Reality Show to Place Ads Between the Ads NYT 4/30/01
Whites in Minority in Largest Cities, the Census Shows NYT 4/30/01
Smithsonian Chief Draws Ire in Making Relics of Old Ways NYT 4/30/01
Citing Declining Membership, a Leader Disbands His Militia NYT 4/30/01
Listen Closely: From Tiny Hum Came Big Bang NYT 4/30/01
Who Built the H-Bomb? Debate Revives NYT 4/24/01
Science's Elusive Realm: Life's Little Mysteries NYT 4/24/01
What Do Those Barks Mean? To Dogs, It's All Just Talk NYT 4/24/01
My Fiji Souvenirs: Shells, Driftwood, Space Debris . . . NYT 4/23/01
[Vietnam] Syndrome Returns Safire NYT4/30/01
Disparities at Harvard NYT 4/30/01
Meyer Friedman, 'Type A' Theorist, Dies at 90 NYT 5/1/01
Leroy Ingles, First Chief of Boat on Nautilus, Dies at 84 NYT 5/1/01
The [Bush] Children's Crusade NYT 5/1/01
Low-Tech Democracy NYT 5/1/01
Conquering Europe, Word for Word NYT 5/1/01
Hey, Stell-Lahhh! Where's That Rattletrap Streetcar? NYT 5/1/01
Louisiana House Committee: Darwin's Ideology Is Racist Fox 5/1/01
Human Nature: Sweet Deceptions Make a Greenhouse Disappear NYT 5/3/01
Before the Pictures Got Small including URL http://www.mdle.com/ClassicFilms NYT 5/3/01
Game Theory: Tracking an Elusive Film Game Online NYT 5/3/01
A Couple of Newshounds Gnaw Some Old Bones Hewitt and Schorr books NYT 5/3/01
"Body Modification" takes wild step beyond piercing, tattooing AFP 5/4/01
Florida Leaders Sign Agreement for Overhaul of Voting System NYT 5/4/01 See also here.
U.S. Is Voted Off Rights Panel of the U.N. for the First Time NYT 5/4/01
Bush Will Modify Ban on New Roads in Federal Lands NYT 5/4/01
Met Is Rejoining the Project to Renovate Lincoln Center NYT 5/4/01
Makor: Many-Colored Coat of Arts NYT 5/4/01
Heiko Oberman, Expert on the Reformation, Dies at 70 NYT 5/4/01
Wesley C. Salmon, 75, Theorist in Realm of Improbable Events, Is Dead NYT 5/4/01
Dr. Morton Klass, Anthropologist, Dies at 73 NYT 5/3/01
As Diversity Sweeps Nation, a Placid Town Is Unchanged NYT 5/4/01
Panel Votes to Review Plan for World War II Memorial NYT 5/4/01
Scientists Beam Light to Send Microscopic Objects Spinning NYT 5/4/01
Letting the River Run NYT 5/4/01
13 Institutions Obtain Control of Vast Bequest NYT 5/4/01
N.Y.U. Embraces 7 Students It Once Barred NYT 5/4/01
Roused by heat wave, bees are going bonkers BG 5/4/01
Custodians at Harvard show unity in protest BG 5/4/01
Centrists hold sway, to leaders' chagrin BG 5/4/01
Vegetarians have beef with McDonald's fries BG 5/4/01
Review of Free Agent Nation: How America's New Independent Workers Are Transforming the Way We Live NYT 4/29/01
Review of Promiscuity: An Evolutionary History of Sperm Competition NYT 4/29/01
Review of A Life of Jung NYT 4/29/01
Mining Deep Underground Stirs Protest Above NYT 5/4/01
Genetically altered babies born BBC 5/4/01
On Language: Sorry Safire NYTM 4/29/01
Strom in the Balance NYTM 4/29/01
So it goes for Vonnegut: At Smith, 78-year-old author still shaking up the Establishment BG 5/5/01
A Soprano speaks and 'War' erupts: Sun-tzu's classic gets boost from HBO series BG 5/5/01
Archives plan would save vanishing chronicle of dance BG 5/5/01
Risky part of Big Dig finished: Key concrete pieces set over T tunnels BG 5/5/01
Tibetan nuns alter views on Buddhism BG 5/5/01
Pope apologizes to Greek Orthodox BG 5/5/01 See also here.
30 genetically modifiedbabies born after use of new technique BG 5/5/01
eBay offering contentious Votomatics TT 5/5/01
Theodore Roosevelt III, Brokerage Partner, Dies at 86 NYT 5/5/01
Religion Journal: Bahais Prepare to Dedicate a Most Unusual Garden NYT 5/5/01
Seeking Traction in [Henry] Jamesian Fluidity NYT 5/5/01
'Decreation': So It's Like a Concert Without Any Instruments NYT 5/5/01
Critic's Notebook: Within Its Genre, a Takeoff on Tara Gropes for a Place NYT 5/5/01
Black Captive in a White Culture? NYT 5/5/01
Only the Guilty Are Guilty, Not Their Sons Elie Wiesel NYT 5/5/01
NYC: Be Inclusive - Take a Nap for Charity NYT 5/5/01
Babies Born in Experiments Have Genes From 3 People NYT 5/5/01
The Unique Evolution of Russian TV NYT 4/29/01
Punch-card voting banished Miami Herald 5/5/01 Se also here and here.
Cinco de Mayo gradually loses its Mexican accent OS 5/5/01
Hindenburg crash lives with family OS 5/5/01
Princeton Picks Woman as President NYT 5/6/01
Photography: When Men Could Touch Without Embarrassment NYT 5/6/01
Architecture: Fitting Into History's True Fabric NYT 5/6/01
Jane Fonda: An Unscripted Life Starring Herself NYT 5/6/01
Segregation Growing Among U.S. Children NYT 5/6/01
Saving the Whales: Scientists, Environmentalists in Last Ditch Battle to Bar New Navy Sonar ABc 5/4/01
Artificial reefs to be made from human ashes Ananova5/5/01
For BU, lobbying pays a smart return BG 5/6/01
Summer Festivals: Theater BG 5/6/01
Theodore Wilentz, 86, Dies; A Bookman Extraordinaire NYT 5/6/01
Theodore Roosevelt III, Brokerage Partner, Dies at 86 NYT 5/6/01
A Lost Vote for Human Rights NYT 5/6/01
Review of Einstein, Picasso: Space, Time, and the Beauty That Causes Havoc NYT 5/6/01
Clifton Keith Hillegass, Cliffs Notes Creator, Dies at 83 NYT 5/7/01
Boozoo Chavis, Accordionist Who Spread the Zydeco Sound, Dies at 70 NYT 5/7/01
Writers on Writing: A Retreat From the World Can Be a Perilous Journey NYT 5/7/01
Banned in China, Falun Gong Draws Americans Reuters 5/7/01
Most Cities in U.S. Expanded Rapidly Over Last Decade NYT 5/7/01
Pope, in Damascus, Reaches Out for Unity With Mosque Visit NYT 5/7/01
Nuns Offer Clues to Alzheimer's and Aging NYT 5/7/01
News Analysis: To European Eyes, It's America the Ugly NYT 5/7/01
'The Producers' Receives a Record 15 Tony Nominations NYT 5/7/01
'The It Girl': That Salesclerk Sold Her Boss a Bill of Goods NYT 5/7/01
Jerome Robbins Biography Tells of a Creative but Tormented Life NYT 5/7/01
Underground Mail Road NYT 5/7/01
Smithsonian's Leader Withdraws Plan to Close Conservation Center NYT 5/7/01
Vidal Is to Witness McVeigh Execution NYT 5/7/01
Public Lives: When She Talks Arms, Washington and Moscow Listen NYT 5/7/01
Breaking the Hickory Stick NYT 5/7/01
Nuclear Power's New Day NYT 5/7/01
Slavery Triumphs Safire NYT 5/7/01
Life Before Roe NYT 5/7/01
Story of Viking Colonies' Icy 'Pompeii' Unfolds From Ancient Greenland Farm NYT 5/8/01
Falungong protest in Hong Kong, 95 barred as Jiang flies in AFP 5/8/01
Museums as Walk-In Closets NYT 5/8/01
A Book Spreads the Word: Prayer for Prosperity Works The Prayer of Jabez NYT 5/8/01
Story of McVeigh's Death Gives Journalists Pause NYT 5/8/01
Texas Senate Passes Hate Crimes Bill That Bush's Allies Killed NYT 5/8/01
Memory Molds Story of War for Vietnamese-Americans NYT 5/8/01
Gridlock Eats More Hours, Survey Shows NYT 5/8/01
Smithsonian's Board Votes to Shut Artifact Preservation Center NYT 5/8/01
Rules Keeper Is Dismissed by Senate, Official Says NYT 5/8/01
Decrease in Chronic Illness Bodes Well for Medicare Costs NYT 5/8/01
Across Town Using Thoreau as a Guide NYT 5/8/01
Tunnel Vision: For One Reluctant Rider, Next Stop, Armageddon NYT 5/8/01
Aage Sorensen, Inequality Theorist at Harvard, Dies at 59 NYT 5/8/01
Charles L. Black Jr., Constitutional Law Expert Who Wrote on Impeachment, Dies at 85 NYT 5/8/01
Morris Graves, Mystical Painter of Nature, Dies at 90 NYT 5/8/01
Radio active: Low-watt station has a lofty goal of keeping community, ideas alive BG 5/8/01
Boston commuters: wheels of fortune: City ranks low on woe, but high on congestion BG 5/8/01
Building a Better Racehorse, From the Genome Up NYT 5/8/01
'Rules' Books Sell Millions, but Mr. Right Takes a Hike NYT 5/6/01
U.S. Falls in 'Mothers' Ranking NYT 5/8/01
Preschools Give Poor Children Lasting Benefits, Study Says NYT 5/8/01
The Big City: Not Apples and Oranges but Mandarins schools NYT 5/8/01
Where the Baubles Bloom NYT 5/8/01
Study: Some Gays Can Go Straight WP 5/9/01
A Southern exodus: As Jewish population declines, a culture departs Dixie BG 5/9/01
'The Other Side of Eden': Civilization on Ice NYT 5/9/01
In Study of Nation's Worst Traffic, New York Must Yield NYT 5/9/01
A remote rebuff for Swift: Democrats challenge her presiding via bedside line BG 5/10/01
Mr. Bush, encourage Hispanics to learn English Jacoby BG 5/10/01
Empty Dreams museum BG 5/10/01
Tourism turns Rome into shadow of itself BG 5/10/01
Cardinal meets Catholic scholars BG 5/10/01
Tufts names Bacow as new president BG 5/10/01
Pope ends biblical journey BG 5/10/01
Hispanic population soars BG 5/10/01 See alsohere.
Empress of Japan? Some say it's time BG 5/10/01
Ancestor of T-Rex is found BG 5/10/01
Bush nominates 11 to serve onfederal bench BG 5/10/01
UFOs, Aliens and Secrets: Former Governmemt Employees Say It's Time to Reveal Evidence ABC 5/10/01 See also here and here and here and, for a different view, here.
U. of Virginia Hit by Scandal Over Cheating NYT 5/10/01
Price of Gasoline May Pose Problem for White House NYT 5/10/01
The Declining Support for Execution NYT 5/10/01
The Lost Art of Nicknaming NYT 5/10/01
Battle of the Blue Slips Safire NYT 5/10/01
Blue-Slip Blackmail Robert H. Bork WSJ 5/10/01
Lawyer: McVeigh May Fight Execution WP 5/11/01
Democrats back off Swift attack BG 5/11/01 See also here.
Bottled 'Blonde' fails to shine light on Monroe BG 5/11/01
Metro publisher claims MBTA victory BG 5/11/01
Poet's other passion: Dickinson home shows domestic flair BG 5/11/01
Clues hint of a killer asteroid BG 5/11/01
Pregnancy deaths highest for black women BG 5/11/01
Dutch Muslim irks gays BG 5/11/01
Divers seek ancient fish 5/11/01
Va. governor rescinds proclamation spurred by supremacist BG 5/11/01 See also here.
Judge in Idaho blocks US forest road ban BG 5/11/01
Getting the Athletic Edge May Mean Altering Genes NYT 5/11/01
Marilyn, Shirley and a 5-Year-Old's Lessons in Fame NYT 5/11/01
Album of the Week: Vintage Fiddle Music, 1927-1935 NYT 5/11/01
Theodore Van Dam, Scholar of Wartime Mail Service, Is Dead at 84 NYT 5/11/01
Marie Jahoda, Psychologist Who Studied Work and Women, Dies at 94 NYT 5/10/01
Morton Klein, 75, Industrial Engineering Professor, Is Dead NYT 5/10/01
The Outsider: The Swamp's Intimidating Charms NYT 5/11/01
A Diverse City [Vallejo, CA] Exists Equal but Separate NYT 5/11/01
Boston Journal: Hold Please, the Governor Is About to Give Birth NYT 5/11/01
Chaos in an Always Frenetic Midtown NYT 5/11/01
Mankind Takes a Fall in New Museum Displays NYT 5/12/01
Douglas Adams, Author of "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," Dies at 49 NYT 5/12/01
A Professor [Cornel West] Who Can Rap the Rap NYT 5/12/01
Showcasing American Culture in Paris NYT 5/12/01
An Improbable Sequel: Harry Potter and the Ivory Tower NYT 5/12/01
Big Store, Seen as Interloper, Wins Over a Neighborhood NYT 5/12/01
Bloomberg Buys Web Addresses That Critics Might Fancy NYT 5/12/01
Fidel Castro Praises Colin Powell WP 5/12/01
Behind the Organic-Industrial Complex NYTM 5/13/01
Orthodox Church airs views BG 5/12/01
Dartmouth shuts down fraternity BG 5/12/01
Students to carry on sit-in at NU site BG 5/12/01
[Boston] center puts focus on Vietnamese BG 5/12/01
Lynch announces he will run for Moakley's seat BG 5/12/01
Milk makes a run at teens BG 5/12/01
Co[u]ncil softens o Swift BG 5/12/01
Stay of execution for McVeigh BG 5/12/01 See also here.
The West Is Culling Forests That Fueled Fires of the Past NYT 5/12/01
In Ruin, Symbols on a Stone Hint at a Lost Asian Culture NYT 5/13/01
Perry Como, Relaxed and Elegant Troubadour of Recordings and TV, Is Dead at 88 NYT 5/13/01 See also here.
Group to challenge N.Y. 'anti-bias' law: Staten Island rejects Bible verse as 'offensive' to homosexuals WND 5/13/01
True English Murder Mystery: Town's Trusted Doctor Did It NYT 5/13/01
Drug Labs in Valley Hideouts Feed Nation's Habit NYT 5/13/01
Cheney Ever More Powerful as Crucial Link to Congress NYT 5/13/01
What Ever Happened to McVeigh Evidence? NYT 5/13/01
What Have E-Consultants Wrought? NYT 5/13/01
White House Is Denying Pulling In Welcome Mat NYT 5/13/01
Energy Industry Raises Production at a Record Pace NYT 5/13/01
A Ramble Around the Battery NYT 5/13/01
Broad Shoulders, Gentle Shoreline NYT 5/13/01
Spring in Philadelphia Country NYT 5/13/01
Playing Tourist at Home in Brooklyn NYT 5/13/01
A Conspiracy So Vast: How Crimes Become Obsessions NYT 5/13/01
As Final Exams Begin, Power Is a Big Question NYT 5/13/01
Gadsden Journal: New Reply to Old Question of Bias Muslims 5/13/01
Warnings Don't Sway Watermen's Faith in the Blue Crab NYT 5/13/01
Nation in a Jam NYt 5/13/01
Europe's View of the Death Penalty NYT 5/13/01
Rudeness Awakens America NYT 5/13/01
Had World War II Been Waged on a Smaller Canvas NYT 5/13/01
Cape's New Seabury a troubled paradise BG 5/13/01
The Politics of Demonization: Trying to smear Ted Olson, liberals attack the First Amendment. WSJ 5/11/01
'Freedom Riders' retrace history BG 5/13/01
The draw of Islam: Perplexed or unfulfilled by their parents' faiths, a growing number of women are becoming Muslims BG 5/13/01
[Boston] Court's halls of history BG 5/13/01
Clues to a Meteor That Aided Dinosaurs NYT 5/12/01
The West Is Culling Forests That Fueled Fires of the Past NYT 5/12/01
Bush Picks Industry Insiders to Fill Environmental Posts NYT 5/12/01
Public Lives: Princeton's New President and a Leftover Controversy NYT 5/12/01
Creating a Modern Ark of Genetic Samples NYT 5/8/01
As Horse Breeder, Cloning's a Long Shot NYT 5/8/01
Thoroughbreds Face Physical Limits to Improvement NYT 5/8/01
Strand of Ancient Yarn Suggests Early European Presence in Canada NYT 5/8/01
Seeking Cleaner Waste NYT 5/8/01
Planning a Mars Mission NYT 5/8/01
Ashcroft's Faith Plays Visible Role at Justice: Bible Sessions With Staffers Draw Questions and Criticism WP 5/14/01
The No-Book Report: Skim It and Weep: More and More Americans Who Can Read Are Choosing Not To. Can We Afford to Write Them Off? WP 5/14/01
In histioric N.Y. house, evidence of slavery pasty BG 5/14/01
Militia groups say McVeigh case is proof of US plot BG 5/14/01
Authors in their Sites: Fans turned archivists use the Web to honor their favorite writers BG 5/14/01
[Cardinal] Law visits Swift, lends support BG 5/14/01
Law asks Bush tp commute McVeigh sentence BG 5/14/01
McVeigh weighing stance, lawyer says BG 5/14/01
Far From Dead, Subsidies Fuel Big Farms NYT 5/14/01
R. K. Narayan, India's Prolific Storyteller, Dies at 94 NYT 5/14/01
Lincoln Center Considers a Dome and More to Enliven Its Central Plaza NYT 5/14/01
Jacques Lowe, Photographer Who Etched Kennedys' Camelot on Film, Dies at 71 NYT 5/14/01
Arts Online: A Marriage of Music and Creativity NYT 5/14/01
New Jersey Journal: In Bird-Watching Series, Blue Jays vs. Binoculars NYT 5/14/01
Visions of Olympic Glory in New York NYT 5/14/01
A Broad Alliance Tries to Head Off Cuts in Medicare NYT 5/14/01
Blackout Plans of Little Help in California's Energy Crisis NYT 5/14/01
Artemas Holmes Crimmins, Construction Executive, Dies at 92 NYT 5/14/01
A Suicide Draws Attention to Campus Melees NYT 5/14/01
Public Lives: An Education 'Warrior' With a Soft Spot for His Boss NYT 5/14/01
New Drug Fights Second Kind of Cancer NYT 5/14/01
Frankly, My Dear . . . on The Wind Done Gone Safire NYT 5/14/01
[Supreme] Court bars marijuana as medicine BG 5/15/01
The Green Revolution Yields to the Bottom Line NYT 5/15/01
Changing Times Challenge World Hunger Organization NYT 5/15/01
Crowds Wait 90 Minutes for 'Jacqueline Kennedy' at the Met NYT 5/15/01
Voters to Decide on Gender-Neutral [NY] Constitution NYT 5/15/01
The night I dined with Lindbergh CSM 5/16/01
Limits to Growth?: The environmental movement discovers the thrill of bigness. WSJ 5/15/01
Twin daughters and a place in history for Swift BG 5/16/01 See also here and here.
Bush plan could narrow species' [CA grizzly bear] path to protection BG 5/16/01
A runaway rattles nerves in 66-mile trek: Train worker's leap halts a huge freighter lugging a toxic cargo BG 5/16/01
A Way of Life Comes to an End as Alabama Mill Closes NYT 5/16/01
Anne Anastasi, the 'Test Guru' of Psychology, Is Dead at 92 NYT 5/16/01
Donald E. Campbell, 95, Doctor Who Was a Model for Rockwell, Is Dead NYT 5/16/01
Duke of Alba, Spoke Out Against Franco, Dies at 66 NYT 5/16/01
Hillary's Past Imperfect Dowd NYT 5/16/01
Scientists Detect the Traces of the Seeds of Cosmic Structures NYT 5/16/01
Ocean Whitecaps May Help a Warming Planet Keep Its Cool NYT 5/15/01
Mummies Found in Peru May Shed Light on Pre-Inca People NYT 5/15/01
A Fresh Look at the Straying Ways of the Female Chimp NYT 5/15/01
Bush Actions, and Inaction, Set Scientists Grumbling NYT 5/15/01
An Audio Spotlight Creates a Personal Wall of Sound NYT 5/16/01
TV Notes: '20/20' Bouncing and Vanishing NYT 5/16/01
Broadway Run of 'Seussical' Short-Lived
Jeffords Defects, Forcing Shift in Agenda NYT 5/25/01
The World's Most Profitable Back Lot NYTM 5/20/01
Bialy On Language Safire NTYM 5/20/01
Questions for Tom Stoppard NYTM 5/20/01
Review of The Seven Sins of Memory: How the Mind Forgets and Remembers NYT 5/20/01
Review of The Eternal Frontier: An Ecological History of North America and Its Peoples NYT 5/20/01
Review of American Patriots: The Story of Blacks in the Military From the Revolution to Desert Storm NYT 5/20/01
Fossil find ties reptiles to mammals BG 5/25/01
Court Lifts Injunction Against 'Gone With the Wind' Parody NYT 5/25/01
'The Genomic Revolution': Human Genome Gets to Meet the Family Exhibit at American Museum of Natural History NYT 5/25/01
Maurice J. Noble, Animator for 'Bambi' and Other Films, Dies at 91 NYT 5/25/01
Birds Do It. Bees Do It. Some People Do, Too. polygamy NYT 5/20/01
This Little Kidney Went to Market NYTM 5/27/01
On Language: Judge Fights: Is 'Borking' Needed to Stop 'Court Packing'? Safire NYTM 5/27/01
'Erotic' pictures to bring Bible back into fashion Telegraph 5/27/01
A nation salutes BG 5/27/01
Review of John Adams BG 5/27/01 See also here.
As Others Abandon Plains, Indians and Bison Come Back NYT 5/27/01
A London Museum Itself Is Now a Treasure on Display NYT 5/27/01
'The Etruscans': Reopening the Case of the Mute Civilization NYT 5/27/01
Lloyd Shearer, Longtime Celebrity Columnist, Dies at 84 NYT 5/27/01 See also here and here.
Alberto Korda, Cuban Who Took Iconic Photograph, Does at 72 NYT 5/27/01
Dorothy Burr Thompson, 101, Archaeologist, Is Dead NYT 5/24/01
Philip W. Buchen, Advisor to Ford on Nixon Pardon, Dies at 85 NYT 5/24/01
Republicans Issue Warning Over Confirmation Rules NYT 5/27/01
Congress Passes Tax Cut, With Rebates This Summer NYT 5/27/01
Just What Is a Liberal, Anyway? It once meant less government. Now it means more. Vermont Royster WSJ 5/28/01, originally 11/29/88
The Resurrection of President Clinton WND 5/28/01 Part 2;
Hagel criticizes Republicans WT 5/28/01
Authors Go Directly to Reader With Marketing NYT 5/28/01
Studies Challenge Role of Trees in Curbing Greenhouse Gases NYT 5/24/01
What's Next: Batteries Push Paper Into Electronics Age NYT 5/24/01
How It Works: Making a Still Point in a Turning World NYT 5/24/01
The Search for E.T. Yields Earthly Cheats NYT 5/24/01
Before the Big Bang, There Was . . . What? NYT 5/22/01
Fossil Findings May Force Revisions in the History of Life NYT 5/22/01
A Comet's Death Offers Clues About Its Life NYT 5/28/01
Test of Revolutionary Jet Promises to Transform Flight NYT 5/22/01
With a Mighty Squeeze, Nitrogen Is Transformed NYT 5/25/01
Gene Is Linked to Crohn's Disease NYT 5/22/01
Symbiosis à Trois NYT 5/22/01
Early Birds and Worms NYT 5/22/01
Testing Fish in a Flash NYT 5/21/01
High-Temperature Superconductors Find a Variety of Uses NYT 5/29/01
With Training, a Dog's Nose Almost Always Knows NYT 5/29/01
Military Warning System Also Tracks Bomb-Size Meteors NYT 5/29/01
A Biologist's Choice Gives Priority to Students NYT 5/29/01
Tentative Emissions Plan Is Expected to Be Released NYT 5/28/01
Where Bison Meet Oil Rigs, Talk of Cooperation NYT 5/25/01`
Holy Men (and a Cow) Consecrate Hindu Temple NYT 5/28/01
Maverick Archbishop Weds in Manhattan NYT 5/28/01
The Demise of the Stick Shift Is Accelerating NYT 5/28/01
Some Upset by Twist on Pearl Harbor NYT 5/28/01
What to Remember Safire NYT 5/28/01
Why Professors Turn to Organized Labor NYT 5/28/01
Stories From Silence Memorial Day NYT 5/28/01
A Changing Nueva York NYT 5/28/01 Cf. this.
Catholicism focus shifts BG 5/28/01
Monumental [WW II] mistake BG 5/28/01
People's legislator Moakley, dies BG 5/29/01 Se also here and here.
58 years after being shot, veteran to get Purple Heart BG 5/28/01
1901 expo lit way to future BG 5/29/01
[Orlando] Parks, hotels walk fine line with Gay Days OS 5/29/01
Women with big bottoms live longer Courier Mail 5/28/01
Belated exoneration sought for hanged Salem 'witches' CNN 5/27/01
Putting Your Faith in Science? placebo effect NYT 5/27/01
'Snow Mountain Passage': The Donner Party Ordeal in the Eyes of a Girl, NYT 5/29/01
Therapists Reveal Their New Obsession: 'The Sopranos' NYT 5/29/01
Tunnel Vision: A Magician Takes His Act on the Train NYT 5/29/01
Bill to Ban High-Powered Guns in Connecticut Raises Ire NYT 5/29/01
Bush Signs Bill to Speed World War II Memorial NYT 5/29/01
Locke Journal: Rescue Mission Is Planned for a Rural Chinatown NYT 5/29/01
Victor Kiam, Entrepreneur Who 'Bought the Company,' Dies at 74 NYT 5/29/01
Hiram Z. Mendow, Lawyer Who Defended Capone, Dies at 107 NYT 5/29/01
Man Burns Bottom in Flame Prank Reuters 5/29/01
Geneticist: We Descended From 33 Daughters of Eve Reuters 5/29/01
Government Sued Over Stem Cells AP 5/29/01
Keeping Farms as Farmland in the Hudson Valley NYT 5/30/01
Support Network Grows for Inmates' Buddhist Practice NYT 5/30/01
Worn Down and Irish [farmhouse], and Moving Over Here NYT 5/30/01
Modern Efficiency Displaces Historic Psychiatric Hospital NYT 5/30/01
Rain Cuts Smoke, but Fires Persist Amid Florida Brush NYT 5/30/01
To Fill in Gaps, Shrinking Cities Seek a New Wave of Foreigners NYT 5/30/01
Disabled Golfer May Use a Cart on the PGA Tour, Justices Affirm NYT 5/30/01
Lessons: A Rebellion Is Growing Against Required Tests NYT 5/30/01
Citing Differences, Director of a Smithsonian Museum Resigns NYT 5/30/01
Secret History of World War II: Calling Japan to acount BG 5/31/01
After a long drop, US crime levels off BG 5/31/01
Getting it Wright, without plans: 100 years afterward, teams vie to replicate brothers' first flight BG 5/31/01
Amid sequios, president takes environment stand BG 5/31/01
No flight of fancy:'Pearl Harbor' revives memories for Nagasaki bomber BG 5/31/01
Still missing, a vision for for Artery land BG 5/31/01
[Senator] Clinton talks politics, PCBs Poughkeepsie Journal 5/30/01
In Jenna, they see themselves BG 6/1/01 See also here.
For Moakley, a final farewell BG 6/1/01
Clues to 1942 pogrom found BG 6/1/01
Mass. students find remains of 70 ton dinosaur in Egypt BG 6/1/01
GOP senators try to secure Bush nominationms BG 6/1/01
Florida presidential election wrecked by lack of uniformity BG 6/1/01
Arlene Francis, Actress and TV Panelist, Dead at 93 NYT 6/1/01
Harry Townes, Actor, 86, Is Dead NYT 5/31/01
W. N. Jayme, Wordsmith Known for Magazine Mailings, Dies at 75 NYT 5/31/01
Esther Wanner Hymer, Feminist, Is Dead at 102 NYT 5/31/01
More and More, the Prom Dress Covers Less and Less NYT 5/29/01
On the Hudson, a Beacon for Ships Beckons Tourists NYT 6/1/01
Review of John Adams NYT 5/27/01
Review of The Evolution Explosion: How Humans Cause Rapid Evolutionary Change NYT 5/27/01
Review of Bushmanders and Bullwinkles: How Politicians Manipulate Electronic Maps and Census Data to Win Elections NYT 5/27/01
Review of The Imprisoned Guest: Samuel Howe and Laura Bridgman, the Original Deaf-Blind Girl NYT 5/27/01 See also review of related book here.
Newly Aggressive: Hillary changes the tone--her own. And it's not pretty. Noonan WSJ 6/1/01
Hank Ketcham, Father of Dennis the Menace, Dies at 81 NYT 6/2/01
Nkosi Johnson, AIDS Activist, Dies at 12 NYT 6/1/01
Er, um, (ahem!) On Language Safire NYTM 6/3/01
The O'Connor Court: America's Most Powerful Jurist NYTM 6/3/01
The Wizard of Odds NYTM 6/3/01
Adding Up the Costs of Cyberdemocracy NYT 6/2/01
Rare Fuss for a Poet [Heaney] of the Everyday NYT 6/2/01
Why American Pop Culture Spreads NYT 6/2/01
Star Wars: Is Astrology Sociology? NYT 6/2/01
Young Liberal Law Group Is Expanding NYT 6/1/01
Texas Retooling Criminal Justice in Wake of Furor on Death Penalty NYT 6/1/01
Politicians Bid Farewell to Moakley at Funeral NYT 6/2/01 See also here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here and here>
Religion Journal: A Rabbi's Look at Archaeology Touches a Nerve NYT 6/2/01
McCain Playing Host to Daschle, Fueling Some G.O.P. Fears of Alliance NYT 6/2/01
TV Networks Say They'll Retain an Embattled Polling Service NYT 6/2/01
Houghton [Mifflin] writes end to a chapter BG 6/2/01 See alsohere.
Looking shipshape sculpture of schooner Wyoming to be built at Bath BG 6/2/01
[Cardinal] Law sees order in church's hierarchy BG 6/2/01
Tim LaHaye 'most influential [evangelical] leader' WND 6/2/01
Marketing 'Narnia' Without a Christian Lion NYT 65/3/01 See also here.
Bush Aide Details Alleged Clinton Staff Vandalism WP 6/3/01 See also here.
Rascal or Racist? Censoring a Rabbit PC re Bugs Bunny NYT 6/3/01
Why Are You Here? Britain's Race Problem NYT 6/3/01
Who Are You? When Perception Is Reality NYT 6/3/01
True Colors: The Confusion Over Who We Are NYT 6/3/01
Bringing in Public Radio, and Bringing People Together NYT 6/3/01
A Los Angeles Station Tries to Be a Player for PBS NYT 6/3/01
True Northeast travel NYT 6/3/01
What's Doing in Newport NYT 6/3/01
A Prudent[ial Center] look BG 6/3/01
Wiesel: Honorary degrees are an honor BG 6/3/01
Federal Feeding Frenzy: Why government's voracious appetite for your money always increases WND 96/2/01
Major retailers drop Christian store: JC Penney, Nordstrom cut KingdomBuy.com from websites WND 6/3/01
Imogene Coca, 92, Is Dead; a Partner in One of TV's Most Successful Comedy Teams NYT 6/3/01
Anthony Quinn Dies at 86; Played Earthy Tough Guys NYT 6/4/01
'The Metaphysical Club': Big Thinkers in a Nation Transformed by Civil War NYT 6/4/01 See also here.
AIDS Altered the Fabric of New York in Ways Subtle and Vast NYT 6/4/01
'Producers' Shatters Tony Award Record With 12 Prizes NYT 6/4/01
Holocaust chronicler links past BG 6/4/01
In This Bare-It-All Age, Bikinis Are Back NYT 6/5/01
,A HREF="http://www.nytimes.com/2001/06/05/politics/05VOTE.html">Divided Civil Rights Panel Criticizes Florida Election See alsohere and here.
Wiping out civilization WT 6/5/01
Bush Highlights Religious Initiative NYT 6/5/01
Severin live local New Yorker BG 6/5/01
Abe Silverstein, Engineer Who Named Apollo Program, Dies at 92 NYT 6/5/01
Matisse: From the Secular to the Divine NYT 6/5/01
Foes Sue to Halt World War Two Memorial on DC Mall Reuters 6/4/01
Bush Daughters Received Unusual Treatment at Restaurant Fox 6/5/01
Justices Reverse Death Sentence of Retarded Man NYT 6/5/01
Scholar [David Ellenson] With Wide View of Judaism Will Lead Reform Seminary NYT 6/6/01
Survey Offers a Look Deep Into Cosmos NYT 6/6/01
Book review 'The Botany of Desire': How Grasses Use People to Fight Trees NYT 6/6/01
Nearby Star Appears to Have Asteroid Belt, Society Is Told NYT 6/5/01
AIDS AT 20: A Special Section: Quest for AIDS Vaccine Rises From Ashes of Dashed Hopes NYT 6/5/01
On Research Frontier, Basic Questions NYT 6/5/01
"Big Dig tunnel project falls into place: Engineers mark a key chapter BG 6/6/01
G-man to be tried in sniper death BG 6/6/01
Growth industry: For many Massachusetts farmers, agri-tourism is the new cash cow BG 6/7/0
A culprit [people] seen in global warming BG 6/7/01 See also here NYT 6/7/01
New War Memorial Is Shrine to Sentiment NYT 6/7/01 See also here.
Hunter Mountain Paintings Spurred Recovery of Land NYT 6/7/01
A Normandy Landing, This One for a Film NYT 6/7/01
Judging Album Covers as Artworks NYT 6/7/01
Tower Sets Tough Terms for Small Classical Labels NYT 6/7/01
Online, Married Priests Aid Flock at Odds With Church NYT 6/7/01
Nevada Nuclear Sites Faces Limits NYT 6/7/01
big companies most surfed MSNBC 6/4/01
Blair Leads Labor to 2nd Sweep Over the Tories NYT 6/8/01
Paul Dietrich, Innovative Architect of Civic Projects, Dies at 75 NYT 6/8/01
For Jeb Bush, a Likely Re-election Race About Big Brother NYT 6/8/01
President's Signature Turns Broad Tax Cut, and a Campaign Promise, Into Law NYT 6/8/01
Cosmic Players That Could've Been Stars NYT 6/8/01
In a Shift, White House Cites Global Warming as a Problem NYT 6/8/01
Bush's Daughter Pleads No Contest AP 6/8/01
Demand Is Rising for Clergy as Fewer Answer the Calling NYT 6/9/01
One Man's Iconoclasm Is Another's Sacrilege NYT 6/9/01
When Fashion Decreed Stripes a Capital Crime NYT 6/9/01
Sunken German U-Boat Found in Gulf of Mexico NYT 6/10/01
Church and State: Seeking Complicity in a Genocide NYT 6/10/01
Death Be Not Bad for Ratings NYT 6/10/01
U.N. pushes for 'child rights': Family-values groups express alarm at controversial measure WND 6/09/01
ISPs Juno and NetZero to Merge Wired 6/9/01
Theologian criticizes Vatican on liturgy BG 6/9/01
[Norman]R Rockwell finds a place in history BG 6/9/01
Remorseless and ready to die: McVeigh seen relishing his role as martyr BG 6/10/01
Turning the past into a brand: The History Channel excels at telling stories. But does that add up to good history? BG 6/10/01
Review of The Modern Mind: An Intellectual History of the Twentieth Century BG 6/10/01
Review of The Vintage Book of Latin American Stories: Modernism, myth, magic, realism BG 6/10/01
Sea change: Disney's 'Atlantis' is an animated feature with a wide variety of sources - and no cuddly critters BG 6/10/01
Knife-Wielding Man Kills 8 Children at Japanese School NYT 6/9/01
Prison Population in U.S. Is Leveling Off NYT 6/9/01
As Biotech Crops Multiply, Consumers Get Little Choice NYT 6/10/01
Church Group Provides Oasis for Illegal Migrants to U.S. NYT 6/10/01
Men Are Claiming Harassment by Men NYT 6/10/01
The Dazzling Age That Was Queen Victoria's Preserve NYT 6/10/01
A Plan to Turn Cabs Into Rolling Art Objects NYT 6/10/01
In Praise of Meanness: Hard-nosed capitalism comes to European skies. WSJ 6/10/01
AOL Plans the Digital Smorgasbord NYT 6/11/01
McVeigh hints at some regrets Buffal News 6/9/01
McVeigh, government prepare for execution CNN 6/11/01
Timothy McVeigh Put to Death WP 6/11/01
Arts Online: Making Federal Web Sites Friendly to Disabled Users NYT 6/11/01
McVeigh case defies views on death: In general, support for executions down BG 6/11/01
Give us a [street] sign BG 6/11/01
The answer is: Loops, superstrings or 42 BG 5/29/01
Two different pathsto enlightenment BG 6/5/01
Chinatown rooms without a view: New developments, high rents, and a community's erosion raise worries in Asian cultural stronghold BG 6/10/01
Nature lovers flock to census BG 6/11/01
McVeigh is asked for organs, but condemned can't donate BG 6/11/01
New Theory Says Pork Cutlets Could Have Killed Famed Composer [Mozart] AP 6/11/01
Solar Flares Raise Concern Over Safety of Airlines NYT 6/11/01
Edward Wright, Who Unearthed Ancient Boats on England's Coast, Dies at 82 NYT 6/10/01
Louise B. Sulzberger Dies at 103; Devoted Years to Social Services NYT 6/11/01
Author and Theologian [Jack Rogers] Elected Leader of Presbyterian Group NYT 6/11/01
Reporter's Notebook: Jury Access to Islamic Books Is Debated NYT 6/11/01
McVeigh Dies for Oklahoma City Blast NYT 6/12/01
Theorists of Inner Space Look to Observers of Outer Space NYT 6/12/01
Nasa aims to move Earth: Scientists' answer to global warming: nudge the planet farther from Sun Observer 6/10/01
How the Arrival of Artificial Light Changed Everything NYT 6/13/01
Confederate Flag Causes Flap At OUC WKMG 6/10/01
Harvard, Stanford vie for $150 m[illion] BG 6/13/01
9th [Congresonal District] hopeful changes stance on abortion BG 6/13/01
Review of Buried Alive BG 6/13/01
Candid cameras: Average folks pay to put life's memories on videotape BG 6/13/01
Greenbush line costs seen rising BG 6/13/01
Hopeful proposes a new [Boston] City Hall 6/13/01
Bush Will Continue to Oppose Kyoto Pact on Global Warming NYT 6/12/01
The Art World Returns to Venice, Dipping en Masse Into Nostalgia NYT 6/13/01
The World's View of Executions NYT 6/13/01
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/06/14/politics/14FLOR.html">Florida G.O.P. Sees Bush Visit as Latest Slight NYT 6/14/01
Top Cottage: A Pied-à-Terre Designed by a President [FDR] NYT 6/14/01
A Critic's Book Is Fair Game NYT 6/14/01
'Digital Angel' set: to fly tomorrow Implant technology to be beta tested on humans WND 6/14/01 See also here.
What the execution did to us Ellen Goodman BG 6/14/01
Who's No. 1? It's Brudnoy Jacoby BG 6/14/01
Spirit of the letter BG 6/14/01
Hip-hoppin' at Harvard BG 6/14/01
Survivor recounts the ordeal of Khmer Rouge reign and slaughter BG 6/14/01
The look: ties score BG 6/14/01
High art: Exhibit captures the beauty of Charles River span BG 6/14/01
Acquired taste: Advanced home economics: Savoring baked worms BG 6/14/01
[Harvard] Divinity School transition: 1st Catholic chief takes his leave BG 6/14/01
Class's oral history project draws scrutiny of spy agency BG 6/14/01
J. C. Furnas, Wry Historian of American Life, Dies at 95 NYT 6/12/01
Todd Sweeney, 82, Is Dead; Briton in Vital D-Day Raid NYT 6/13/01
Viktor Hamburger, 100, Dies; Embryologist Revealed Architecture of Nervous System NYT 6/14/01
Reporter's Notebook: Baptists Convene, and Turn to Family NYT 6/14/01
Ohio Prepares for Execution Amid International Protests NYT 6/14/01
Soldiers Don New Black Berets NYT 6/14/01
The Allergy Prison NYTM 6/10/01
Thomas Middelhoff Has a Hunch NYTM 6/10/01
On Language: Hyper NYTM 6/10/01
Where Even a Not-Good Book Can Be Not Bad NYT 6/15/01
Jerry Sterner, Playwright; Wrote 'Other People's Money,' Dies at 62 NYT 6/15/01
Catholic Bishops Approve College Doctrine NYT 6/15/01
Idaho Prosecutor Says He Won't Try F.B.I. Sharpshooter NYT 6/15/01
Progress in the Long, Strange Trip Toward a Monument to Woodstock NYT 6/15/01
In a political and physical feat, tower [of Pisa] set to reopen BG 6/15/01
On Langauge: Which Phrases Associated With Clinton Will Define His Era? NYTM 6/17/01
Document: The Study of Oprah NYTM 6/17/01
Catholic Bishops Adopt a Call for Action on the Climate NYT 6/16/01
Presbyterian Assembly Favors Lifting Ban on Ordaining Gays NYT 6/16/01
Religion Journal: Episcopal Dissidents Look to Expand NYT 6/16/01
Catholic colleges face doctrine requirement BG 6/16/01
[Logan] runway plan clears key hurdle BG 6/16/01
In Atlanta bishops taking on issues BG 6/16/01
McVeigh's path to death chamber BG 6/16/01
Aspen design conclave too vital to lose BG 6/16/01
Sure, It's Rocket Science, but Who Needs Scientists? NYT 6/17/01
'Keep Out': the final frontier: Urban explorers penetrate abandoned past BG 6/17/01
Linear thinking BG 6/16/01
Blue Hill [telecommunications] clutter BG 6/17/01
Tracing the Synapses of Spirituality WP 6/15/01
'Snow White' Showas a Darker Side NYT 6/17/01
J.F.K. [airport] Face Lift Includes a Smile NYT 6/17/01
A mind that brought history to life Review of Troublemaker: The Life and History of A. J. P. Taylor BG 6/17/01
Younger students exhibit rage: Suspensions rise in early grades BG 6/17/01
Trying to be a townie, not a tourist: On Cape, 'summer people' use specialty plates and tunnel decals to proclaim that they're more than mere weekenders BG 6/17/01
Feds implement perpetual census WND 6/18/01
PBS film on Boy Scouts slammed as one-sided WND 6/18/01
Scientist finds fungus that eats through compact discs Telegraph 6/18/01
When Summer Movies Understood the Season NYT 6/17/01
Discreet War Brews in Public Radio in Los Angeles NYT 6/18/01
Ban on Execution of the Retarded Is Vetoed in Texas NYT 6/18/01
Professor's [Ellis] past in doubt: Discrepancies surface in claim of Vietnam duty BG 6/18/01 See also here apology, and here and here and here and here and here and here.
Immigrants redefine an Iowa city BG 6/18/01
From Arizona, a lesson on clean elections for Massachusetts Gov. Swift BG 6/18/01
Hang loose: Freed from white cubes, exhibition designers bring new inspiration to the task of showing art to best advantage BG 6/18/01
Backyard comeback: Charcoal grills, abandoned for gas, are fired up again BG 6/18/01
Summer rentals slowing on Cape [Cod] BG 6/18/01
[Texas] Ban on execution of retarded vetoed BG 6/18/01 See also here.
Once-Bright Future of Optical Fiber Dims NYT 6/18/01
Amid New York's Sea of Faces, Islands of Segregation NYT 6/18/01
Buddhism Blooms Amid the Forests of the Catskills NYT 6/18/01
Useful Legacy of Nuclear Treaty: Global Earphones NYT 6/19/01
The Web as Dictator of Scientific Fashion NYT 6/19/01
Physics' Big Puzzle Has Big Question: What Is Time? NYT 6/19/01
Two New Dinosaurs Found in New Mexico NYT 6/19/01
Sun's Missing Neutrinos: Hidden in Plain Sight NYT 6/19/01
In Once-Lost Books, the Code Behind Indian Rock Art NYT 6/19/01
Scientists Try to Explain the Cold, Mysterious Era of 'Snowball Earth' NYT 6/19/01
Spacecraft's Supercamera Captures Earth in All Its Detail NYT 6/19/01
Both Sides Now: New Way That Clouds May Cool NYT 6/19/01
Coral Reef Survival NYT 6/19/01
Engineering Algae NYT 6/19/01
Books make us free and also human BG 6/19/01
Upscaling in a down time BG 6/19/01
WWI soldiers' remains found in France BG 6/19/01
Supreme Court Upholds Use of Force in Guarding Vice President NYT 6/18/01
Cannelton Journal: Waiting for Extraterrestrials to Land in the Mines NYT 6/19/01
Tunnel Vision: Bags of Joy, Pungent and Lucky NYT 6/19/01
Joe Darion, Lyricist of 'Man of La Mancha,' Dies at 90 NYT 6/19/01
George Abrams Dies at 81; Was a Master of Typefaces NYT 6/18/01
Effort to Collect Data on Book Sales Is a Step Closer NYT 6/18/01
Aaron Green, Architect Who Worked With Wright, Dies at 84 NYT 6/18/01
Artwork by Holocaust Victim Is Focus of Dispute NYT 6/20/01
Government Executes Killer in Drug Cases NYT 6/20/01 See also here.
Cries of Save the Suckerfish Rile Farmers' Allies NYT 6/20/01
David Sylvester, 76, Art Critic Who Championed Modernism NYT 6/20/01
Harold A. Jerry Jr., 81, Dies; Helped Preserve the Adirondacks NYT 6/20/01
Donald J. Cram, 82, Is Dead; Shared Nobel Chemistry Prize NYT 6/20/01
19th-Century Charm Saved in 21st-Century Stacks NYT 6/20/01
Colorado Is New Battleground for Halting Bilingual Education NYT 6/20/01
T welcomes wheelchairs to refitted Rowes Wharf BG 6/20/01
The will behind 'The Wind' BG 6/20/01
Julia Child is moving out West from Josiah Royce house BG 6/20/01
Comfort zone: Census shows gay and lesbian households clustered BG 6/20/01
Nurturing nature's wonders: In champion trees lies future of woods at Mount Vernon BG 6/20/01
Republican wins House seat in Va BG 6/20/01
Chilian boy, 10, lived among stray dogs BG 6/20/01
Politicians v. Boy Scouts: Four out of five Democratic Senators vote against the First Amendment WSJ 6/20/01
A Good Week: Kyoto's real target is America's economy. Bush is right to reject it. WSJ 6/20/01
Homosexual agenda promoted by NEA?<.A> WND 6/21/01
A HREF="http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=23318">Global 100 shuts down: Web-rating service closes doors just shy of WND's 100th week at No. 1: Web-rating service closes doors just shy of WND's 100th week at No. 1 WND 6/21/01
As Big Dig rises, so do problems polluted S. Shore landfills BG 6/21/01
Strife in the nation's attic: Smithsonian staff fights approach to exhibits, funding BG 6/21/01
New Allston library is a gem BG 6/21/01
All the world's his stage: Revered or reviled, Henry Kissinger remains diplomatic in spotlight's glare BG 6/21/01
Lights out, they hope BG 6/21/01
U.S. Courts Become Arbiters of Global Rights and Wrongs BG 6/21/01
How It Works: Online Maps for Here, There and Everywhere NYT 6/21/01
Cold Water Flow From Arctic to Atlantic Is Falling NYT 6/21/01.
'Pirates of Penzance': A Ship Full of Pop References NYT 6/21/01
The Executions Continue NYT 6/19/01
Scalia on Privacy Safire NYT 6/21/01
Just How Solid is That Center WP 6/16/01, referring to this.
A New China Crisis: President Bush must act now on behalf of jailed scholars. WSJ 6/22/01
Two Bushes: One flips, the other doesn't. Gigot WSJ 6/22/01
Carroll O'Connor, Actor Who Played Archie Bunker, Dies at 76 NYT6/22/01 See also here and here.
Blues Guitarist John Lee Hooker Dies at 83 NYT 6/22/01
Dr. Rodolphe Coigney, Dies at 89, Hero of Wartime French Resistance NYT 6/22/01
Paolo Taviani, a Founder of Italy's Republic, Dies at 88 NYT 6/22/01
Presbyterians Allow Flexibility on Creation NYT 6/22/01
Genetic Study Dates Malaria to the Advent of Farming NYT 6/22/01
Shlunkendorf Journal: To Mesmerize a German, You Take Asparagus NYT 6/22/01
The Greasy Spoon Loses the Grease and Gains a Certain Distinction NYT 6/22/01
Mies's Dreams With Windows NYT 6/22/01
Warming's spiritual cost BG 6/21/01
Crunchy numbers BG 6/22/01
'Pearl Harbor' isn't a bomb, but it sinks BG 6/22/01
City cleans up after [Botolph] restaurant, plans fines BG 6/22/01
Helms's remarks surprise Acton: Officials: No bias against Scouts BG 6/22/01
Granny, 102, won't be docked for long: Thief disrupts her daily row BG 6/22/01
Tracing a history of belief, violence BG 6/22/01
Registry Web site shows waiting time BG 6/22/01
New Pike ramps to open sooner BG 6/22/01
This NYC urban legend has teeth BG 6/22/01 See also here.
Americans see gap between haves and have nots BG 6/22/01
Rumsfeld details new defense plan 6/22/01
NYT 6/22/01
Tokyo Displays Mixed Feelings at Premiere of 'Pearl Harbor' NYT 6/22/01
The Red-State Network: How Fox News Conquered Bush Country -- and Toppled CNN NYTM 6/24/01
Harvard's Hoard NYTM 6/24/01
The Equal-Opportunity Offender: Aaron McGruder's 'Boondocks'Is the Anti-'Family Circus' NYTM 6/24/01
To Be a Slave in Brooklyn NYTM 6/24/01
On Language: The Rise of the Neighborly Intransitive Safire NYTM 6/24/01
Pope Attempts to Mend a Rift in Ukraine Trip NYT 6/23/01
Minister Wants [Buddhist-influenced] Artwork [at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine] Revised or Removed NYT 6/23/01
A Forgotten Twain Tale Finally Makes It Into Print NYT 6/23/01
Anlong Veng Journal: Praying to Pol Pot, Seeking Health and Good Luck NYT 6/23/01
Learning to Love Language in a Bilingual School NYT 6/23/01
Swift kils Greylock resort plan BG 6/23/01
A menace makes its return: Caterpillars stripping trees, evoking memory of '80s scourge BG 6/23/01
Celebrating the Neponset BG 6/23/01
In this children's book, a duckling makes a way for us: 'All Around Boston' portrays the city to the letter BG 6/23/01
Landmark [Trinity] church to get face lift BG 6/23/01
BPL hopes site clicks with users BG 6/23/01
House vote bars energy initiatives BG 6/22/01
This Story Has Legs. And Feet. And Toes. NYT 6/17/01
Review of Justice as Fairness: A Restatement NYT 6/24/01
How Pipeline and Landscape Live Together NYT 6/24/01
Sky Watch: Our Galactic Backyard NYT 6/24/01
An Endangered Act: Sacrifices to a Green Agenda NYT 6/24/01
Rare Condor Born in Wild, With Some Help NYT 6/24/01
Spielberg's Journey Into a Darkness of the Heart NYT 6/24/01
In Choosing Architects for a Midtown Project, Where Are the Stars? NYT 6/24/01
Evalyn A. Clark, 98; Historian at Vassar, Is Dead NYT 6/23/01
For Women at the Top, Something Is Missing: Social, Wifely Support NYT 6/24/01
Diverse Graduations Are Growing Trend Fox 6/22/01
Worries of wireless: Corporate secrets vulnerable on networks regarded as simple to tap BG 6/24/01
Housing costs deter scholars from Hub BG 6/24/01
For the records Boston Public Library BG 6/24/01
Making a persuasive case for hope BG 6/24/01
Mixing myth, language, and the divine BG 6/24/01
Entering Adam's universe BG 6/24/01
Bush Supports Limits on Use of DNA Tests NYT 6/24/01
Where Apples Don't Pay, Developers Will NYT 6/23/01
Bayonne Journal: Future of Legion Hall Stirs Members' Debate NYT 6/24/01
Our Towns: A Chance to Live, and Then Describe, Her Own American Dream NYT 6/24/01
Sibling Nuns Will Go to Prison for Protesting at U.S. Military School NYT 6/24/01
An Olympics in New York NYT 6/24/01
Unitarian leader BG 6/25/01
[New York] City's History Rewritten From Municipal Archives NYT 7/2/01
Burden Seems to Be on Japan to Salvage Climate Treaty NYT 7/2/01
The Crack of the Bat: Acoustics Takes On the Sounds of Baseball NYT 6/26/01
Penguins in Trouble Worldwide NYT 6/26/01
U.N. Group Takes Half a Step Toward Biodiversity NYT 7/2/01
Cult Agrees Not to Clone Human in U.S. NYT 7/2/01
Back to Basics: How Did Space Get Its Dimensions? NYT 6/26/01
Observing the Behavior of Apes, From Up Close NYT 6/26/01
Designed for Other Worlds, Robot Is to Follow the Sun NYT 6/26/01
An On-Off Switch for Ears" NYT 6/26/01
When Stress Strikes NYT 6/26/01
Felling of Trees to Resume NYT 6/26/01
Secret History of WW II BG
Boston Globe names new editor BG 7/2/01 See also here and here.
Holden Caulfield and hissiblings Geo. Will BG 7/2/01
Back to [Revere] Beach BG 7/2/01
Lure of a Disney town [Celebration, FL] BG 7/2/01
On Land and Sea, Florida Plans for Turmoil After Castro's Death NYT 7/2/01
In Year of Florida Vote, Supreme Court Also Did Much Other Work NYT 7/2/01
The New Patriotism Safire NYT 7/2/01
A Coney Island Kind of Fun baseball NYT 7/2/01
An Old Observatory [Mount Wilson] Finds a New Life NYT 7/3/01
Fear, politics slow stem cell workSmoking ban takes hold on Vineyard BG 7/3/01
Evolution: The basis of all life, or a fairy tale for scientists who reject God? WND 7/3/01
Independence Forever: The 225th Anniversary of the Fourth of July by Matthew Spalding Heritage Foundation Backgrounder, 6/19/01
With drug's lure, worries spread: A target for robbers, OxyContin can subject addicts to painful withdrawal BG 7/3/01
Vandals damage street toilet BG 7/3/01
30 Years After the Music's Over, Morrison Still Attracts Crowds NYT 7/3/01
What would Founders think? Don Feder BH 7/4/01
Patient makes history with Mass.-made plastic heart BH 7/4/01 See also here and here.
Nesie lives BG 7/4/01
You've got the book: With a growing new technology, anyone who writes a manuscript can become a published author BG 7/4/01
In show of solidarity, Falun Gong members head for D.C. BG 7/4/01
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Oratory NYT 7/4/01
IN ART'S FOOTSTEPS: Water's Edge: Rescuers' Mission Remains Steadfast NYT 7/4/01
Mordecai Richler, Author, Dies at 70 NYT 7/3/01
Chet Atkins, 77, Is Dead; Guitarist and Producer Was Architect of the 'Nashville Sound' NYT 7/2/01 See also here.
Physicist Nikolai Basov Dies at 78; Won Nobel for Laser Research NYT 7/3/01
History Is Remade, One Bronzed Gentleman After Another NYT 7/4/01
New White House, new 'war room' for strategizing USAT 7/4/01
History and hoopla for Boston BG 7/5/01
Help from the past: Newfoundland archeological finds may spur jobs BG 7/5/01
Giving more than money: Ethical wills gain favor BG 7/5/01
Lauper, Pops like fire and thunder in concert 7/5/01
Hasty building had a special space Up Stairs BG 7/5/01
On decks of USS Constitution, a proud start for new citizens BG 7/5/01
Found in Clutter, a Relic of Lincoln's Death NYT 7/5/01
David Lodge Writes of Intelligence: Academic, Artificial and Amorous NYT 7/5/01
Sect Clings to the Web in the Face of Beijing's Ban NYT 7/5/01
Farmers Reopen Canal Gates in Face of Federal Ban NYT 7/5/01
Stem Cell Debate Revives an Old Political Battle NYT 7/6/01
Midtown [Boston] potential 7/5/01
Take back the Fourth BG 7/6/01
N. Y. Times Co faces 2nd freelancers' suit BG 7/6/01
Malls, now disease, kill county's crop: Family laments loss of grove and a way of life BG 7/6/01
Review of Disaster! The Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906 NYT 7/1/01
The Last Empire: Essays 1992-2000 [of Gore Vidal] NYT 7/1/01
The Made-to-Order Savior: Producing a Perfect Baby Sibling NYTM 7/1/01
Parasites in Prêt-à-Porter are Threatening Japan's Economy NYTM 7/1/01
The Poor Man's Capitalist: Hernando de Soto NYTM 7/1/01
Process: The Liberty Bell Gets a Physical NYTM 7/1/01
On Language: Quick, Henry, the Emollient! NYTM 7/1/01
Revisiting the Analog World With a Longbow and Arrow NYT 7/6/01
What Is The Next Big Idea? Buzz Is Growing for 'Empire' NYT 7/7/01
On Language: How to Quote-Unquote Verbalize Your Punctuation NYTM 7/8/01
Presbyterians mull church role of gays BG 7/7/01
Physicists find a way to the heart of mattr BG 7/7/01
Movie Stars Fear Inroads by Upstart Digital Actors NYT 7/8/01
Maximus V Dies, the Patriarch of Greek Catholics, Dies at 93 NYT 7/8/01
[Justice] O'Connor's evolution BG 7/7/01
The French do it [vacations] better BG 7/8/01
Monica May Get 2M for Dress NYP 7/7/01
A Familiar Mural Finds Itself Without a Wall NYT 7/9/01
Last Days for Brooklyn's Giant Gas Tanks NYT 7/9/01
Particle Physicists Plan the Next Big Thing NYT 7/10/01
Charles Neider, Writer and Scholar of Mark Twain, Dies at 86 NYT 7/10/01
Tunnel Vision: The Texan Who Rides Herd on the City's Subways NYT 7/10/01
Second Look Backs Doubts on Finding Key Particle NYT 7/11/01
Ancient Bones Found in Ethiopia WP 7/11/01
A Pompeii in Slow Motion NYT 7/12/01
Review of The Cooperative Gene NYT 7/8/01
Review of Economic Sentiments NYT 7/8/01
Correcting Her Idea of Politically Correct NYT 7/14/01
The Many Veils of Meaning Left by Leonardo NYT 7/14/01
All Languages, All the Time, and All Over the Suburban Dial NYT 7/17/01
Bulger seeks to build up campus stature of UMass Boston BG 7/20/01
Locke-Ober in for major shakeup BG 7/20/01
House OK's faith-based initiative BG 7/20/01
How Coal Got its Glow Back NYTM 7/22/01
Beyond Multiculturalism, Freedom? NYT 7/29/01
Ansel Adams, the Artist Who Preceded the Celebrity NYT 7/29/01
Bertie Felstead, Soldier Who Joined a Timeout in War, Dies at 106 NYT 7/30/01
Eudora Welty, a Lyrical Master of the Short Story, Dies at 92 NYT 7/24/01 See also here and here and here and here.
A Do-It-Yourselfer Takes On Home Depot 7/29/01
Rethinking a History That's Carved in Stone NYT 7/31/01
Astronomers See Evidence of First Light in Universe NYT 8/7/01
Rebels in Black Robes Recoil at Surveillance of Computers NYT 8/8/01
Bush Backs Federal Funding for Some Stem Cell Research NYT 8/10/01
Larry Adler, Political Exile Who Brought the Harmonica to Concert Stage, Dies at 87 NYT 8/8/01
Maureen Reagan, 60, Activist and President's Daughter, Dies NYT 8/9/01
The Alchemy of OxyContin: From Pain Relief to Drug Addiction NYTM 7/29/01
John Edward Is the Oprah of the Other Side NYTM 7/29/01
Haunted by Mold NYTM 8/12/01
Globalization Now, a Sequel of Sorts NYT 8/11/01
Wending Through Time, a Cosmic Web Gives the Universe Structure NYT 8/14/01
Researchers Turn Back the Clock on Origin of Land Plants NYT 8/14/01
After Stem-Cell Rift, Groups Unite for Anti-Abortion Push NYT 9/4/01
Hewlett-Packard to Acquire Compaq in $25 Billion Deal NYT 9/4/01
Pauline Kael, Provocative and Widely Imitated Film Critic, Dies at 82 NYT 9/4/01
Broadcaster O'Brien missing on N.H. hike BG 9/4/01 See also
This College Professor [GWU Prof. of History Elizabeth Fenn] Can Fix Your Engine, Too NYT 9/8/01
Recipe for a Business Best Seller: Analogies About Anything but Business NYT 9/5/01 Includes Mark Magnacca
Reading (Gasp) for Enlightenment, Without Snobbery or Shame NYT 9/8/01
New Observations of Sun Add to Split Over Birth of Planets NYT 9/7/01
Evidence Points to Black Hole at Center of the Milky Way NYT 9/6/01
Women and Power in 2001 NYTM 9/8/01
With TV Religion, it's Bart imitating life Gospel According to the Simpsons BG 9/8/01
Heywood Hale Broun, Sports Commentator Who Put Some Spin on the Ball, Dies at 83 NYT 9/9/01
Robert M. Brown, a Champion of Ecumenicalism, Dies at 81 NYT 9/7/01
Star Study Suggests Sun Had a Violent Youth NYT 9/9/01
DUMBED DOWN WND 9/10/01
AOL Time Warner Said to Be Pursuing AT&T's Cable Unit NYT 9/10/01
Sheldon Datz, 74, Pioneer in Molecular Chemistry, Dies NYT 9/6/01
Robert R. Nathan, Economist, Is Dead at 92 NYT 9/10/01
Samuel H. Miller, 84, Pilot in Historic Passenger Jet Flight NYT 9/10/01
New doubts about gun historian BG 9/11/01
Thousands Feared Dead in New York and Washington NYT 9/11/01 See also here and articles linked to it.
Blasts Deal Blow to Northeast Phone Services NYT 9/11/01
DAY OF INFAMY 2001 U.S. at war with terror Suicide jetliners destroy World Trade Center, Pentagon in flames in Pearl Harbor-style attack WND 9/11/01
Crashes in NYC had grim origins at Logan For related BG stories, see here and here, with many links. For NYT links, see here.
Lynch wins Democratic nod in 9th BG 9/12/01
Millie Almy, 86, Psychologist and Writer on Child Learning Is Dead BG 9/9/01
Doris Calloway Dies at 78; Helped Set Nutrition Standards NYT 9/9/01
Wardell B. Pomeroy Dies at 87; Aided Kinsey's Studies on Sex NYT 9/12/01
Joseph Berliner, Professor and Author on Soviet Economy, Dies at 79 NYT 9/12/01
]WAR: Hub terror suspects ID'd: Bush vows retaliation after devestating attack BH 9/12/01
NY Post 9/12/01
W. Post 9/12/01
Barest Count, by Three of Hundreds of Companies, Has 1,500 Missing, with links to other stories, NYT 9/13/01
Press intimidation by Arafat: Palestinians threaten newsmen who report on terror 'celebrations' WND 9/1`3/01
Americans pray today: Bush calls on citizens to seek God; ministers lead vigils, feed hungry WND 9/14/01
A Vow to Erase Terrorist Networks: bin Laden Is Singled Out, with links to related stories, NYT 4/14/01
President, in New York, Offers Resolute Vows Atop the Rubble and links, NYT 9/15/01
Clergy of Many Faiths Answer Tragedy's Call NYT 9/15/01
Robertson: Attack retribution for 'evil' WT 9/15/01
'A Kinship of Grief' With Prayers and Patriotism, a Nation Comes Together WP 9/15/01
A tighter Logan will open today BG 9/15/01
Otis fighter jets scrambled to halt the attacks BG 9/15/01
U.S. Sub Skipper Relieved of Duty AP 9/13/01
FBI Links USS Cole Attack and World Trade Center Bombing Newsweek 9/24/01
Boston's Logan Airport Opens Yahoo 9/15/01
Lifeleff Reefs Prompt Study of Gulf [of Mexico] Waters AP 9/18/01
Suddenly, It's Nostradamus, the Best Seller NYT 9/18/01
Engineers Tackle Havoc Beneath Trade Center NYT 9/18/01
Defending Skyscrapers Against Terror NYT 9/18/01
Technology's Role to Grow in a New World of Security NYT 9/18/01
No. 1 Anthem: 'God Bless America' NYT 9/19/01
After the Horror, Radio Stations Pull Some Songs NYT 9/19/01
A Homegrown Memorial Brings Strangers Together NYT 9/19/01
At [Logan] airport, a quiet day approaching normalcy BG 9/19/01
Prepare for Casualties, Bush Says, While Asking Support of Nation, with links to the address, NYT 9/21/01
NYT coverage of A Day of Terror
Fred De Cordova, TV Producer, Dies at 90 NYT 9/18/01
Thinkers Face the Limits Of a Just War NYT 9/21/01
Theater Photo Archive Lost Amid the Rubble NYT 9/21/01
Possible threat to Boston relayed, danger downplayed BG 9/21/01 See also and A HREF="http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/265/metro/Despite_reassurances_many_avoiding_the_city+.shtml">here and here, re Coast Guard.
For some, terrorism is sign that Satan exists BG9/22/01
Religious leaders, Swift urge tolerance BG 9/22/01
For Bush, a Mission and a Defining Moment NYT 9/22/01
Stars Gather on TV to Raise Money and Pay Tribute NYT 9/22/01
Physicists Strive to Build a Black Hole NYT 9/18/01
New Evidence of Early Humans Unearthed in Russia's North NYT 9/06/01
Pipeline to the Past Is a Gift From Oil to Archaeology 9/22/01
Exploring Technology to Protect Passengers With Fingerprint or Retina Scans NYT 9/19/01
After 120 Years, Puffins Are at Home Off Maine Coast NYT 9/18/01
What Would Victory Mean? NYT 9/16/01
Why Hates the U.S.? Who Loves It? NYT 9/23/01
Peering Into the Abyss of the Future NYT 9/2q3/01
Late-Night Time Is Still the Right Time NYT 9/23/01
Fill the Void with Beauty NYT 9/23/01
Clinging to Belief in Art NYT 9/23/01
From Many Voices, One Battle Strategy NYT 9/23/01
Violinist Isaac Stern Dies at 81; Led Efforts to Save Carnegie Hall NYT 9/23/01
Ten days that shook the world WT 9/23/01
Grieving N.Y. finds healing in faith BG 9/24/01 See also here.
New Look for Entertainment in a Terror-Conscious World NYT 9/24/01
Dr. Theodore Silverstein, 96, Literature Scholar, Dies NYT 9/24/01
Lynn Payer Dies at 56; Wrote of Culture and Medicine NYT 9/24/01
Sally F. Reston, Journalist and Photographer, Dies at 89 NYT 9/24/01
A Swift and United Response From Entertainers NYT 9/24/01
Drinking to the Rescuers, and Getting Autographs NYT 9/24/01
We'll be right back -- after these grim messages WT 9/13/01
Poll shows nation is depressed about terror WT 9/20/01
Poll: Third of New Yorkers support internment camps for some Newsday, 9/24/0
Disputes on Electronic Message Encryption Take On New Urgency NYT 9/25/01
Now, Doctors Must Identify the Dead Among the Trade Center Rubble NYT 9/25/01
Years to Build and Moments to Destroy: How the Twin Towers Fell NYT 9/25/01
When Science Inadvertantly Aids an Enemy NYT 9/25/01
Real-Life Cyborg Challenges Reality With Technology NYT 9/25/01
Watching How the Brain Works as It Weighs a Moral Dilemma NYT 9/25/01
'Perfect Storm' writer navigates Afghan maelstrom BG 9/25/01
Florida government agency puts terrorist-preparation plans on Internet Yahoo News 9/26/01
Architects, Planners and Residents Wonder How to Fill the Hole in the City NYT 9/26/01
Comedians Return, Treading Lightly NYT 9/27/01
Civilization Envy NR 9/28/01, including link to The Roots of Muslim Rage Atlantic Monthly 9/90
Questions [on fundamentalism] for Martin E. Marty, a Scholar of Religion NYTM 9/30/01
Liberal Skeptics Now Know the Deep Emotions of Patriotism NYTM 9/30/01
Engineers Seek to Test Steel Before It Is Melted for Reuse NYT 9/29/01
U.S. Pursued Secret Efforts to Catch or Kill bin Laden NYT 9/30/01
Some See U.S. as Vulnerable in Germ Attack NYT 9/30/01
Pakistani clerics fail on mission to Taliban BG 9/29/01
Pondering 'just war' in time of terrorism BG 9/29/01
In Afghanistan, a Culture of War: Fiefdoms of Disparate Warlords Fuel Shifting Alliances and Foes WP 9/30/01
Behind the rise of the Taliban: Geoff Metcalf interviews Afghanistan expert Henry Kriegel WND 9/30/01
Bioterror threat tests front lines of Medicine BG 10/1/01
Cybersnooping for Sounds and Images, Not Suspects NYT 10/1/01
Slowing the World in Order to See It NYT 9/30/01
From the Rubble, Ideas for Rebirth NYT 9/30/01
A Master Craftsman for America NYT 9/30/01
A Four-Sided Celebration of Eakins NYT 9/30/01
Scholars Find Further Signs of Big Flood Evoking Noah NYT 10/1/01
Photos of Eros Raise Question of Erosion in Space NYT 10/02/01
Salon, Magazine on the Web, Will Charge Readers of News NYT 10/2/01
Experts Trace Whale's Family Tree to the Hippo Clan NYT 10/2/01
MTV, Turning Serious, Helps Its Generation Cope NYT 10/2/01
Ouster seen for Logan's security chief BG 10/2/01
Swift pushes airport security BG 10/3/01 text
NATO finds U/S. evidence 'conclusive' BG 10/3/01
http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/276/living/University_asks_historian_to_defend_his_research_on_gun_ownership_book+.shtml">University asks historian to defend his research on gun ownership book BG 10/3/01
Sept. 11 on kiosks: World didn't shake BG 10/3/01
'West Wing' on alert: Show responds to real-life crisis, but is America ready? BG 10/3/01
Hollywood Struggles to Create Villains for a New Climate NYT 10/3/01
Iron 'Cros' Found at Ground Zero Yahoo 10/4/01
[Peter] Singer gets respectful reception BG 10/6/01
This is a Religious War NYTM 10/7/01
A Cautionary Tale for a New Age of Surveillance
Circle Line Somberly Views a New Skyline NYT 10/3/01
Picturing the essence of 'Sacred Places' BG 10/6/01
Limbaugh Tells Listeners He's Nearly Deaf NYT 10/9/01 See also here.
The New Normal CSM 10/11/01
Mike Mansfield NYT 10/5/01 See also here.
The 2,988 Words That Changed a Presidency: An Etymology NYTM 10/7/01 Text of the speech.
Herblock NYT
Dagmar
The God of a Diverse People NYT 10/14/01
The Battlefield in the American Mind NYT 10/16/01
Colonies in space may be only hope, says Hawking Telegraph 10/17/01 See also here.
Lynch cruises to Congress in [MA] 9th District BG 10/17/01
A Fireball, a Prayer to Die, Then a Hard Battle to Live NYT 10/17/01
Tribulations and Triumphs for WNYC NYT 10/17/01
'Hell" inside Kursk Revealed CNN 10/28/01
Design of Newer Buildings Reduces Bioterrorism Risk NYT 10/29/01
Anthrax Hides Along Cattle Trails of the Old West NYT 10/29/01
No Masks this Year by Jesse Jackson, 10/21/01
Haunted House Aims to Scare Teen-Agers Into Safer Sex TBO 10/30/01
Cardinal [Avery Dulles]'s path to faith began simply BG 11/3/01
Justices Weigh Weigh Lawyers' Ethical Obligations NYT 11/6/01
A CONVERSATION WITH / JOHN MCWHORTER How Language Came to Be, and Change NYT 10/30/01
Head of Troubled New York Academy of Sciences Is Resigning in Policy Rift NYT 11/8/01
Literary Sleuth Offers FBI Clues nyt 11/8/01
A Homeland Peptalk NYT 11/9/01 See text.
The Return of New York NYTM 11/11/01
Bin Laden: Yes, I did it Telegraph 11/11/01
Ken Kesey, Author of 'Cuckoo's Nest,' Is Dead at 66 NYT 11/11/01
Dale Carnegie, Author, Is Dead Was Known World Over for Book, 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' NYT On this Day, 11/2/55
Connecticut Woman, 94, Is Fifth to Die From Inhalation Anthrax NYT 11/22/01 See also here.
As Attacks' Impact Recedes, a Return to Religion as Usual NYT 11/26/01
Company Says It Produced Human Embryo Clones NYT 11/26/01 See also here and here and here and here
John Dawson, 71, Authority on Plasma Physics, Dies NYT 11/30/01
George Harrison, Former Beatle, Dies at 58 NYT 11/30/01
Mary Kay Ash, Who Built a Cosmetics Empire, Dies at 83 NYT 11/23/01
2011 NYTM 12/2/01
An Inventor Unveils His Mysterious Personal Transportation Device [IT, Ginger] NYT 12/4/01
Challenging Particle Physics as Path to Truth NYT 12/4/01
The Year in Ideas, Introduction "not a summary of the year's major news stories but a catalog of 80 notions, inventions, conceptual swerves and philosophical leaps that mattered this year and may well continue to matter in years to come." NYTM 12/9/01 including, inter alia,: Prayer Works The full list is:
A-FTHE WAY WE LIVE NOW High Impact NYTM 12/9/01
Acquired Situational Narcissism
Air Taxis The All-Special Inventory
American Imperialism, Embraced
Announced Assassinations
Apes Have Culture, Too
Artificial Chromosomes
Attaching Good Genes to Bad Viruses
BattleSwarm
Beauty Is Back
A Better Golf Ball
Blame the Brokers
Cheating Is Part of the Game
Cloning Endangered Species
Communal Bereavement
The Consciously Constructed Sexual Paradox
"Content"
Corporate Jujitsu
The Cram Down
The Crawl
Designer Truth Commissions
Distroboto
Dropper Popper
The End of Shoelaces
Every Happy Country Is Happy In Its Own Way
Evidence-Based Medicine
False-Identification Prevention
The Fewer the Episodes, the Better the Show
FinalScratch
Focus-Group Hypnosis
Focus on the Negative
Forget the Art -- It's All About the Building
The Game That Plays You
Genetic Pollution
Global Antiretroviralism
Global-Warming Lawsuits
History Turns on the Tiniest Things
Hybrid Cars
Hygiene Is a Hazard
Infantalized Adults
Justice Without Borders
Kustom
Laptop Composing
The Lie Detector That Scans Your Brain
The Moratorium Gambit
Nonromantic Dating
Old Masters Cheated
One E-Mail Message Can Change the World
The Open-Source Celebrity
Open Sperm Donation
Pharmacogenomics
Play With Your Food
Populist Editing
Positive Asymmetry
Prayer Works
Precautionary Principle
Q-Z
Quarterbacks as Middle Managers
Reissues
Return to Segregation
The Right Not to Be Born
Self-Cooling Buildings
Simputer
Slow Food
Social-Norms Marketing
Software Is Free Speech
Steganography Goes Digital
SuperSlow Exercise
Tele-immersion
Telesurgery
The Torpedo
Transcending Equations
Turning a Bad Drug Good
Unilateral Separation
The Video-Game Workout
Weather-Forecasting Toast
The White House Doesn't Need the Press
Winning Isn't Everything
The "X-Files" Conspiracy Trope Is Dead
Your Very Own Breakfast Cereal
Zeroing In on a Killer
On Language: Invest NYTM 12/9/01
Ethicist: Body Work<.A> NYTM 12\9\02
What They Were Thinking NYTM 12\9\02
reader feeback on 2011
Silver Bullet-ism: Technology Runs to the Rescue NYT 12/9/01
Hail and Farewell Anthony Lewis, NYT 12/15/01
The Real Carmen Miranda Under the Crown of Fruit NYT 12/13/01
Don Tennant, Creator of Characters for Ads, Is Dead at 79, Tony the Tiger, etc. NYT 12/13/01
Pauline Moore, 87; Acted With Roy Rogers NYT 12/15/01
Year of Living Geekily: Even the Dogs Evolved NYT 12/28/01
At Odds With Harvard President, Black-Studies Stars Eye Princeton NYT 12/29/01
"The Lives They Lived: An Annual Issue" of The New York Times Magazine, 12/30/01
3,225 (At Last Count) by Margaret TalbotThe Deadly Importance of Making Distinctions NYT 12/30/01
Rose Freedman by Elizabeth McCracken
Robert Lowery by Kevin Flynn
Robert Ludlum by Colin Harrison
Perry Como and Troy Donahue by Frank Rich
Byron De La Beckwith and Cecil Ray Price by Diane McWhorter
Nguyen Van Thieu by Thomas A. Bass
Beame, Carroll O'Connor and Joey Ramone by Mark Jacobson
Arnold Hutschnecker by Tony Kushner
Elaine Dannheisser by Deborah Solomon
Priscilla Davis by Skip Hollandsworth
Helge Ingstad by Jane Smiley
Joe Slowinski by Robert Sullivan
Seymour Milstein and Lewis Rudin by James Traub
Ely Callaway by Charles McGrath
Tommie Agee by Jeff Merron
Eudora Welty and Dale Earnhardt by Ann Patchett
Clifford Keith Hillegass by Francine Prose>
Anne Morrow Lindbergh by Robert Plunket
Audrey Withers by Amy M. Spindler
Morton Downey Jr. by Rebecca Johnson
Melvin Burkhart by Elizabeth Gilbert
Milan Hlavsa by Paul Berman
Paul Warnke by Bill Keller
Claude Shannon by James Gleick
Roger Starr by Jack Rosenthal
Sir Fred Hoyle by Richard Powers
Adolph Levis by Manny Howard
Etan Patz by Amanda Stern
Everglades Restoration Rules Are Proposed NYT 12/29/01
'Wittgenstein's Poker': Reconstructing a Legendary Debate
Death of R. L. Stevenson NYT 12/18/1894
At the End of a Decade [since thee death of the Soviet Union] NYT 12/30/01
FBI Probe of Al Qaeda Implies Wide Presence [in United States] WP 12/30/01
In media, one shift dwarfed all others BG 12/30/01
The Legacy of the Taliban Is a Sad and Broken Land NYT 12/31/01
A Man Who Became More Than a Mayor NYT 12/31/01
First Night 2002 BG 12/31/01
A pause to remember those who departed BG 12/31/01
Part 1: Sharks were our worst fear BG 12/31/01
Part 2: A changed world, or is it? BG 12/31/01
New Year's: Let's Get it Over With WP 12/31/01
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