15 April 2003
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: rethinking that third donut
PSA: You are fucked if your taxes are not in today.
NBC to develop a movie about Pfc. Jessica Lynch, with or without her permission.
Bloomberg's budget plan, to be revealed today, to close the Prospect Park and Queens Zoos.
TMN contributing writer Clay Risen reports on Inwood's musicians in the Times.
Sting opens home to hedgehogs (fifth item down).
City has $100 million plan for developing downtown Brooklyn.
John Baldino bears cross along Route 17 for Lent.
We frikkin' knew it: Roy Williams leaves Kansas to coach U.N.C.
You're free. And freedom is beautiful. And, you know, it'll take time to restore chaos and order. Recent Bushisms.
Booklet in Beijing says 'SARS Is Not Terrible,' disease can be avoided by eating right and hand-washing.
Profile of the animal rights activist who killed Pim Fortuyn, now off to jail for 18 years.
Various and sundry jobs on the railroad.
Quitman County, Mississippi, suing the state because its court can't provide defense for the defendants.
W.E.B. DuBois's The Souls of Black Folk published 100 years ago this month.
Here is one small good thing. And what we need now from people is lots of small good things, because the big things are in a terrible bloody mess. Matthew Branton's new novel The Tie and the Crest available for free as a download. (As to why he's giving it away, see here.)
France plagued by dramatic jailbreaks.
Christian broadcasters quite excited at chance for conversions in Iraq.
National inventory of pub interiors of outstanding heritage interest. [ thanks coudal ]
