5 March 2003
New York's currently: not caring much for the go-go It can't get any worse! It can't get any worse! (It is! It is!) Federal deficit balloons, even without Bush's plan to cut taxes, or any costs from waging battles around the
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4 March 2003
New York's currently: stuck in a K-hole U.S. to lodge protest against four North Korean fighter jets that tailed an American spy plane off the North Korean coast. Pentagon to build its own spy network, competing with the CIA. If you are really stupid, I would
MetaFilter in the Ruins
When the apocalypse comes, when the world ends as we know it, you can bet someone will be updating the Blue.
3 March 2003
New York's currently: roasting the blues away The United States has no intention of determining the precise form of Iraq's new government. Undeterred by Turkey's pass on hosting troops, though a little excited about its offer to vote again, Bush refuses to talk about
Accidental Strength
Princeton graduate Ung Lee wins prestige, cash, and a number of prizes for his fiction thesis. The hitch is, one of the stories was stolen. The author whose work was robbed responds.
Seven Pounds, One-and-a-Half Ounces
Anna Blakney Sutton, friend, artist, illustrator for The Morning News, and now: Mom. We are excited beyond belief to introduce her daughter Iris, born today, March 1, 2003, at 5:37 a.m. Many, many congratulations to her and beaming father Jack Featherly on such a beautiful addition to their
28 February 2003
New York's currently: finished watching its country ruled by morons My attitude about Saddam Hussein is that if he had any intention of disarming, he would have disarmed...We will disarm him now. Caught On Film, the Bush credibility gap: a photographic history of the Bush administration putting
27 February 2003
New York's currently: unsympathetic to buck-passers Fearing Dan Rather would have the upper hand, Our Bush says ousting Hussein would make the Middle East more stable, somehow extending to Israel. (the White House is still extremely pissed about the CBS interview with Saddam.) Fred Rogers--'Mister
The Mormons: Our Secret Weapon in the War on Terror
Is war the only option? Surely, there’s something else we can do? Something, perhaps, involving ghosts and baptism? A proposition you might not slam your door on.
26 February 2003
New York's currently: smelling pancakes everywhere Bush convenes panel on global warming; panel tells Bush he's doing a terrible job. States go on borrowing-spree to fill budget gaps, accounting for 9.7 percent of state and local revenue in 2002 (the highest since the '