8 March 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: leftover slush
Insiders say Bush is 'consumed' with his road to re-election, even if he doesn't know where he's driving. Still, it's not too early for the candidates to be eyeing Florida.
White House pressures Israel to postpone its disengagement from Gaza until after the November U.S. elections.
Amidst changing opinions from Shia cleric and attempted attacks, interim Iraq constitution signed in Baghdad.
A guide to interpreting your own dreams.
Bard College senior Melissa Kennedy, missing for two weeks, surfaces in Hamptons, but won't say how or why.
'It was scary the way they was beating him.' Teacher put on leave for showing Passion to sixth-graders.
Pick it up and dial: How to make friends by telephone. [via coudal]
Esquire back issues online; right now only reaching to 1997, but here's hoping they mine the whole history.
After a hiatus in being arrested, David Crosby busted in Times Square hotel on drugs and gun charges. Related: After a 1982 arrest, when asked why he was carrying a gun, Crosby replied, 'John Lennon.'
'I hear more support for her than anything. She tries to inspire people to be creative on their own.' A look at the Martha Stewart verdict from flower shops in Cape Cod and through the eyes of a Kmart manager.
Launching into obsession and masterpiece with William T. Vollman's Rising Up and Rising Down, a collection 20 years in the making.
'The way children are eating now is teaching them about disposability, about sameness, about fast, cheap, and easy.' Chez Panisse founder Alice Waters makes a way for children to love great produce.
Making your own vermouth is surprisingly simple.
An absolute must-visit for music and MP3 lovers: Large-Hearted Boy.