17 June 2005 By The Morning News — 17 Jun 2005 New York's currently: up to its neck in checkboxes U.S. nauseatingly dilutes global-warming language in G-8 climate plan. Iran goes to the polls, affronting true democracy. Heart drug for African Americans approved by Federal health advisers. TMN editors' wish to know more about North Korea's nuclear ambitions foiled by global news quake. Everything that can go wrong listed. New York Public Library launches digital audio books; search library here. Petition to protect gay penguins from "organized and coercive harrassment by means of feminine seductive arts." High school with 44 valedictorians accused of grade inflation. African children imported into the U.K. for torture, slavery, sex. Where do red tides come from? Foetry: Exposing fraudulent poetry "contests", and earning its master hatred from major names in the poetry world. Kodak to stop making black-and-white photographic paper. Wireless technology supports working longer hours. Maps of publicly installed surveillance cameras in New York City. 'Wonderwall'--that's virtually every bird between the ages of 30 and 36's favourite fucking song. Noel Gallagher on how to write an Oasis song. Where can you buy Canadian food products in Hong Kong? Reading back with great enjoyment as Edmund Wilson tears into his friend Nabokov's translation of Pushkin. Op: Why not treat stars like CEOs and tax celebrity? George Mitchell and Newt Gingrich's recommendations for the U.N., as endorsed by the Times. French recipes for dinner on Mars.
