26 March 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: claiming this land for the Empire of Weekendland
Descrepancies, contradictions bubble up as panel scrutiny hits Condoleezza Rice. Though unavailable for under-oath, public testimony, Rice is readily available for media commentary.
What went wrong, what went right: A section-by-section look at the Clarke book, its criticism, its praise.
American officials claim legal loophole that could allow U.S. military in Iraq until the end of 2005. Right now, troop depression abounds, suicides climb.
Statue of Liberty set to reopen after two-year shutter.
A history of cross-administration concerns about Iraqi WMDs. Related: Bush gets big yuks, harsh rebuke with WMD jokes at black-tie dinner.
In Russia, saving a dying language by writing its dictionary.
A look at the year so far in music: John Darnielle on the end of the first quarter, including big, worthy praise for the Double.
A grieving father finds solace in studying electrical grounding.
Shorter is better, proven by Ten Second Cinema. [via coudal]
Diane Keaton's love of clown art knows no bounds, just have a look at her personal collection. Related: 'Coulrophobia' is an irrational fear of clowns
When puberty hit for a generation: Every woman from Star Trek.
Original Alamo movie set for sale.
Proposed Jets stadium on West Side takes heat, though not from the striped bass…yet.
With the comeback gig approaching, Morrissey says meatos can leave the beefwiches at the door.
Make sure to zoom in: A collection of beautiful Ontario maps. [from floatingboy]
A guide to sign language you never knew, including 'I want to pull the shrieking voices from my head and smoosh them.'
