30 March 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: working in the downtown castles
In anticipation of hand-over, U.N. envoy sent to Iraq for work on new government. Related: Annan fires, reprimands staff for security failures that led to U.N. Baghdad bombing.
More than doubling their pay, senior Special Ops members lured away by Baghdad and Kabul civilian security work.
Terror raids nab suspects, materials in London and the Phillipines.
Taste-testing with books.
A rash of hoaxes involving restaurants, their unwitting managers, and strip searches.
Whether traversing mountain ranges or touring temples, Tintin keeps you in your place.
NPR gets competitive, wants breaking news --without Bob Edwards in the big chair.
Islamic group Milli Goerues takes German intelligence agencies to court for extremist label, and is winning.
Partial-birth abortion ban on trial across the country.
BookCrossing lets you sign up to leave a novel in a hotel room, under a mossy rock, wherever, for somebody else to find.
You too can calculate the reality of exponential growth in The Andromeda Strain.
'Love is an act of endless forgiveness, a tender look which becomes a habit.' Quotations from the late Peter Ustinov, who will be remembered for his wit as much as his career in acting.
Casting call: Please send 300 naked extras to new Depp film.
City Mouse explains Friendster to Country Mouse.
Changing a history of deception with the Propaganda Remix Project.
Polish city feels patron mermaid needs larger bust, smaller waist for better publicity.
