9 June 2005 By The Morning News — 09 Jun 2005 New York's currently: hot enough for you, yes Shiite leaders in Iraq back sectarian militias feared by Sunnis. Israel and PA pledge to coordinate pullout after Supreme Court upholds plan for withdrawal. Firestorm after Justice Department pursues $10 billion for stop-smoking program instead of $130 billion. Peace between Belgium and Netherlands threatened by Harry Potter. Vast audio archives of author interviews from "Book Beat." Kissinger: We should be wary of messing with China, and no, I was not paid to say this. We hope to explain Brad Pitt's multidimensional postmodernity. Call for academic papers on Brad Pitt. Hispanics account for half the growth in the U.S. population since 2000. Behind the scenes at Shake Shack. A look at a special celebrities' prison where Jackson could go if convicted. (No word if it is painted soothing pink.) How online multiplayer games can be designed not to destroy lives. See also: Confessions of Everquest addiction. Pizza delivery man shot, continues to make deliveries. De Villepin declares war on unemployment, "the true French disease." You have to read Faulkner to be a "serious" reader, says Ms. Winfrey, but is Sound and Fury good for the beach? Lamest Wikipedia edit wars ever; Live view of Wikipedia edits. Women who had orgasms too easily weren't very good selectors. A genetic approach to the female orgasm. Heidegger: The three-hour film. Tales of grade harassment as students insist on receiving A's they didn't earn. Man with bloody chain saw and homemade sword allowed into the U.S.
