21 April 2003 By The Morning News — 21 Apr 2003 New York's currently: enjoying its short spring China concedes bumbling the SARS outbreak, increases number of confirmed cases in Beijing from 37 to 346. Bank robberies almost triple in New York in the first quarter of 2003. Ancient village found under Illinois. And with high-school marching bands already considered the nadir of cool in some circles... Fascinating: FBI passes on buying South African scientist's bio-weapons. Long and sad look into Chef Bernard Loiseau's life and suicide. Golden business idea: Thousands of people will pay one dollar a-piece to see a million toothpicks at once. New issues of Tiger magazine and Bozack Nation. Snapshots from intimate moments in the Hussein family. Six Congressmen live in a Capitol Hill townhouse subsidized by a secretive religious group. Dedicated to the history of the dime museum, El Museo Loco, at 57 Clinton Street. Jacob Holdt's pictures of America. Syracuse eccentric accused of imprisoning and raping women in homemade concrete bunker. 'People who try to be funny scare me.' Interview with Eugene Levy. Winter photographs from the Cross Atlantic Report. On topology, studying what remains constant as an object is bent, stretched or squeezed, and donuts, and trying to remember if we understood a word of Ratner's Star.
