2 March 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: practically spring
Rumblings over the fairness of Super Tuesday voting as Edwards fights for the life of his campaign and Kerry eyes a clean sweep. And: A crib sheet to find out where the candidates stand on the issues.
Where it went wrong: Why this could be the final day for Edwards. And: Kerry wasn't willing to take the risk of parting with his own medals. They might come in handy some day. The trouble with Kerry.
Calling all New Yorkers: Vote, vote, vote, vote, vote.
Coordinated attacks in Karbala and Baghdad kill scores, wound hundreds.
Anger in men causes war, pestilence, strokes. Related: Video games in children cause the same, plus fat.
Astronomy teams flip-flop in finding the furthest galaxies.
Yemeni judge 're-educates' Islamic militants, claims 90 percent success rate.
'Stairway to Heaven,' backwards and forwards and upside-down.
The life and times of a Philadelphia punk rock band in the early '80s (with their unreleased album).
One [conservative activist] told Daniels that his coalition resembled the bar scene in Star Wars. (Daniels replied, 'When the right-wingers get together, that's the bar scene in Star Wars. Those are the alien forms.') Conservative Matt Daniels thinks his constitutional amendment banning gay marriage is better than yours.
Big Brother for the Middle East canned for its un-Muslim ways.
Girl believed dead in 1997 fire discovered alive.
New book delves into the hidden meanings of nursery rhymes. ['See Saw Marjorie Daw' PDF sample here]
MTV 120 Minutes playlists, 1986–2003.
Honoring the centennial of Theodor Suess Geisel.
Rare 1866 silver dollar --only one of two believed to exist without the 'In God We Trust' inscription --found in Best Western hotel bar in Maine.
