4 August 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: sweating more than sleeping
Bomb that killed 14 marines in Iraq yesterday shows insurgents are using bigger, more lethal explosives.
Muslims seeking legal advice in Europe find religious opinions from afar make integration tougher.
Newspaper editors complain of copycat (special-interest group) letter writers.
How to hijack an elevator so it goes straight to your floor.
Sony to refund viewers of A Knight's Tale as punishment for using a fake critic to praise the movie.
First New York City cop killed in Baghdad, James McNaughton.
Inspector Collector, or, Harley Spiller, may win the Guinness world record for his menus.
Things that are not in the U.S. Constitution.
Fijian books are on the slide. Also, not all African stories are tragedies.
Are you one of the 121,348,731 people in the world who can solve a puzzle and love the Pixies?
Op: Governments should harness mobile-phone technology for terrorism prevention.
Leave the nude people alone, lest they draw their swords upon thine grievance.
Nevermind, it's still a "war on terror."
The age-old question: Did you, as a kid, find porn in the woods? Why the porn in the woods? Where does the porn in the woods come from?
Which trees improve urban air?
Supermodel discovered in Grand Central bathroom.
Students sleeping.
I like reading about the poor. I'm from North Carolina. She writes really good poor. Glitzy New Yorkers, like Amy Sedaris, report on what they're reading.
How to cook snails from your garden.
Caldwell: Reading is a hymn that will not and cannot be replaced by anything.
Noli Novak can turn your head into many little dots.
Pentagon bolsters national defense by sending 15 scientists to screenwriting class.
Still amusing: 20 Questions.
Note: Due to heat, TMN unable to publish feature today. Our apologies!
