30 January 2002
By The Morning News
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In state of union address, President calls Iran, Iraq, and North Korea "axis of evil."
Full text of state of the union address.
Art dealer charged with stealing antiques from Egypt; British Museum thankful its acquisitions took place before 1983.
Horrific health scandal shakes Poland's faith in services.
Doctors Without Borders begins importing patented AIDS drugs to patients in Khayelitsha, township outside Cape Town, South Africa.
The full story behind journalist Daniel Pearl's kidnapping in Pakistan.
600 dead in Lagos explosions, many drowned in canal while seeking refuge.
Merrill executives had interesting, lucrative ties to Enron, possible conflicts of interest. [wsj: subscription req.]
Tyson denied license to fight in Nevada, in oddly sad story.
New museum in Paris: Palais de Tokyo.
Before going out, work on your confidence: The Pre-Date Confidence Builder. [via oblivio]
The story of The Machine, from a black woman's point of view, at the University of Alabama.
