7 February 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: capping a beautiful weekend with a gorgeous Monday
Surging civic pride in Iraq may be quelling the insurgency.
Eighty percent of 10th-graders in 2002 aspired to college, up 21 points from 1990.
Account from Guantanamo Bay from man who spent 33 months inside.
The Devil often reveals his presence through electric devices. Interview with Vatican's most senior exorcist.
Theater for a New Audience to have new Gehry-designed home across the street from BAM in Ft. Greene.
The Maltese Falcon ages well because Bogart doesn't age at all.
Army sergeant seeking discharge as a conscientious objector may face court-martial for desertion.
Britain's 10 oldest state secrets--involving poachers, telegram betting--opened to the public.
Profile of Eustace Tilley, the man with the monocle on the cover of The New Yorker.
TOB begins today, pitting Philip Roth against Karen Shepard, Claire Miccio decides!
How audiophiles enjoy iPods; How to shoot a plane in mid-flight; How to redesign a magazine, via maestro Roger Black.
Besides himself, who else is qualified to carry Jules Winnfield's special wallet?
Americans do not want to tour a landscape littered with exhausted sex toys. Anthony Lane chastises the European Union.
Pianist punished for playing song with criminal undertones (MP3 available here).
New York's Mayor approves of gay marriages, will move to block them; New Yorkers who opposed the smoking ban now adore it.
Literary blogger Jessa Crispin recognized in the bank, at the bar.
Remembering E.B. White (one wonders, does Xerox still remember him?).
Has New York ever tried using flamethrowers to fight blizzards? Yes.
Minutes of your life disappear before the Mixulator.