10 May 2002
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: sunny, warm, trying to save money.
Church of the Nativity siege ends, Israel starts rolling tanks towards Gaza Strip.
U.S. takes first steps in what seems to be new policy: pressuring Arab nations to pressure Arafat to replace himself.
Palestinian teenagers kill themselves and others, expecting to be martyrs, and suddenly Hamas wants them to stop (from doing it on their own).
Full-scale famine hits Southern Africa; misery attributed to Mugabe's land wars, AIDS, and long drought following year of flooding.
La modern association relaunches with plenty of great photographs and video in the Projects section.
The Guardian's yearbook of far-right politicians in Europe.
Midwest mailbox bomber planned to create a 'smiley face' on the map, followed by 'the Verizon peace sign.'
Schumer calls for federal inspection of city sweatshops, better laws and enforcement to protect workers.
Paul McCartney cheats during radio show Beatles quiz, knows all the answers.
Times notices online bootleg mashing a little late, but with depth.
Former Vice-President, now consultant Quayle gives tribute to The Osbornes, citing Ozzy as 'a great anti-drug promotion.'
Aphex Twin embeds his own face in the sound waves of a song.
Many current art shows feature painting: a list of artists, shows, and galleries.
Web design: Style an article for print, rather than creating a 'Printer-friendly' page.
The Congress for the New Urbanism wants to pull people away from the suburbs.
Journalists love to pretend they're famous, people care what they think if they're not Limbaugh, Friedman, or Dowd.
Deadmalls.com: Where the best of America lies to rest. [via newthings]
