5 January 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: a composite of Nureyev and Baryshnikov, but only their left feet
Bomb at police academy south of Baghdad kills at least 10; head of Baghdad intelligence services says growing insurgency now outnumbers coalition troops.
Indonesian rebels declare cease-fire during tsunami relief, claim military has launched attacks against them while trying to deliver aid to victims.
Is the U.S.'s meritocracy still intact? Running two Skull and Bones members for president shows otherwise.
Radical Muslim cleric skips court appearance, citing too-long toenails.
Tourists in Thailand resume their vacations.
Video: Things are not what they appear to be.
Fireworks accident in Buenos Aires nightclub kills 175, injures more than 700.
The most overlooked, underrepresented, and censored news items of 2004.
Foreign-born small-business owners in New York can't spell, or sell knishes.
Legal headaches sorted out, now is the time to make a buck off mashups.
Video: Watch Avery Ant rant about, among other things, Curious George being experimented on by Maybelline.
Some awful (and awfully good) European interiors from 1974.
Have no idea what your favorite album is? You can figure it out. Or, if you prefer fake bands, here they are.
New study shows commercial weight-loss programs largely ineffectual in dropping a few.
Video: Car-bombers in Iraq release tape of installation, detonation of a bomb.
Georgia sheriff fires 27 employees, posts snipers on roof as they leave.
A look at the many "hedcut" or "dot-drawing" portraits from the Wall Street Journal.
