New York's currently: so glad it's fall Health officials say Africa needs more condoms to fight AIDS. Study on Saddam says he won't attack unless he feels a U.S.-led attack is inevitable. Related: Anti-war-with-Iraq but not sure what to
New York's currently: finally reading Jane Austen 13-year-old boy shot by D.C.-area sniper, becomes eighth victim. Israel employs new strategy, attacks Gaza, killing 13 and wounding more than a hundred. Dick Armey tries to attack the Dallas Morning News because he didn't
New York's currently: now aware of Texas Predictably, Congress to approve Bush's powers to disarm Iraq. Related: Thomas Friedman asks, 'Seen Any Democrats Lately?' Former labor leader takes big lead in Brazil's presidential election, panicking foreign investors. Maybe the plan is to
New York's currently: ready to feel like it's fall, not summer Chief U.N. weapons inspector to delay inspections in Iraq, while security council debates; says inspectors are 'ready to go at the practical earliest opportunity.' Iraqi vice president suggests Hussein and Bush duel,
New York's currently: having bizarre fever-dreams $18 million worth of reduced-price HIV drugs, intended for Africa, intercepted by pirates to be sold in Europe. Stupid hurricane threatens Womack/Cotton wedding. Ex-cop in Stuyvesant Town snipes preschool teacher. When you hear a rumor about Barbara Streisand
New York's currently: not updating the headlines today, Wednesday, 2 October 2002, because the author's head is exploding with viruses. U.N. and Iraq negotiate return of inspectors. Hudson River proves fine for swimming, north of Manhattan (say, Washington Heights). If you like Gossip! you'
New York's currently: tired Tension between Special Forces and the Army during Operation Mountain Sweep in Afghanistan. The story you've been waiting for...The secrets of the Bonghitters, the High Times softball team that's 50-8-4 and regularly kicks every other magazine'
New York's currently: going out to a fancy dinner on friends Zombie nutritionist recommends all-brain diet. Bush works on war resolution with congress, Daschle says 'We've got a long way to go.' Powell drafts U.N. resolution with U.K., dispatches aide to
New York's currently: little kids the size of their backpacks Mayor's Office releases Management Report, including tons of information about your neighborhood. Tropical Storm Isidore came ashore this morning. U.S. resumes talks with North Korea. This autumn, according to the congressional Advisory Committee on Student
New York's currently: dying to leave Israel continues Ramallah siege; Palestinian Authority holds out; both invoke U.N. resolutions to end stand-off. The New York Sun named the Best Gay Paper. Only the finest students attend The College of Matthew Perry. Related: Bush twins demand regime change
