21 February 2002 By The Morning News — 21 Feb 2002 Bush and Jiang have differences of opinion on weapons trading; country music used to cloak sensitive conversations. Supreme court weighs school-voucher case: federal funds for tuition in private religious Cleveland schools. Sharon to announce new peace strategy, no "Seven Days of Quiet" condition. Fraternity may lose license for getting homeless people drunk, making them fight each other. Trend report: Large tote bags, weed on vacation still popular; the "prairie" look almost dead. Books reviewed for Gothamites to read together; Harold Bloom compares mass-reading to gorging on deep-fried marrow. Studies show hippies grow up to be conservative parents, snooping on children and searching for drugs. Painter Chris Ofili--famous for portrait of fecal virgin--to reimburse the elephants who shat for him. Purpose of space race now proven in 'N Sync's quest for zero-gravity pop music. Guggenheim acquires two pieces of Internet art, now on display. Neil LaBute is haunted by classic fashion photography. The story of England's tragic Millennium Bridge, including video of its wobble. David Gallagher has nice photographs of Grand Central.
