7 April 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: Franzen'd, Foer'd, Lethem'd, and Ame'd
Iraqi national assembly names former Kurdish resistance leader to presidency.
Republican legal counsel steps forward as author of memo that described how the G.O.P. could use the Terri Schiavo case for political advantage--and that eventually found its way to the Senate floor.
At least 18 U.S. soldiers are dead in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan.
Passengers cheer as buses on the first cross-Kashmir service pass the Line of Control.
Frank Conroy, author of Stop-Time and head of Iowa Writers' Workshop, dies, age 69.
Take a free wine course online through the Culinary Institute of America.
Missing Chinese-food deliveryman finally located in stuck elevator, though police question three men over barbecue sauce that resembled blood.
Kids at Bethesda Music Camp learn to rage against the suburbs.
"Every single time, it's an impossible job. One's not entirely clear why anyone bothers to do it." Britian's poet laureate charged with writing verse to celebrate the upcoming royal wedding.
Brooklyn nursing-home worker bends over to pick up lip balm, ducks stray bullet.
German bestseller slapped with accusations of scientific plagiarism.
The before and after of indie-rock icons Slint, from Sasha Frere-Jones.
New Florida bill to allow citizens, if they feel threatened, to use force anywhere without fear of prosecution.
An "author-less book tour" for Richard Feynman.
Star Wars fans line up outside wrong theater, don't believe sources who say the location of the premiere has been changed.
