9 November 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: still fighting for some peace of mind with all this noise, and still losing
10,000 U.S. troops and 1,000 Iraqis attack Fallujah, hoping to take control (with street fighting) from insurgents prepared for martyrdom.
Guantanamo trial halted after federal judge rules Bush brushed aside Geneva Conventions by not treating al Qaeda members as prisoners of war.
45 killed during insurgent attacks in Baquaba, Iraq.
Before Pavlov got a dog to drool at the ring of a bell, he taught his brother to drool with croutons.
Man behind many audio books requires a dictionary and a large glass of water.
You will need to turn left on debouching from I-95. Reporter joins William F. Buckley for Scotch and political reminiscences.
Alvin Ailey moves into country's largest center dedicated to dance.
Iran hopes to censor its bloggers by hosting their websites for free, following arrests of online journalists this summer (see arrests log here).
Recipes and timelines for surviving Thanksgiving.
Photos: Objects wrapped in brown packing tape.
Writers guide to the "Mary Sue," that character whose perfection belies the author's desire to be her.
Jon Lee Anderson on Bush's chances for dissolving the insurgency in Iraq, providing a good follow-up to his discussion with Robert Birnbaum.
Books challenged in the U.S. this year for frightening content.
World's largest collection of Who materials going for $5 million.
Good represents the reality of which God is the dream. Old but well-written article about religion in Iris Murdoch books.
The history behind the ubiquitous "Support Our Troops" car-ribbon magnet.
Jorn Barger's underknown collection of romantic quotes from great literature.
16,000 toys applied to 45 square meters.
