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Date: 01 April 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Lay Catholics in Manchester, New Hampshire, form organization to campaign for resignation of Bishop John B McCormck and auxiliary bishop, Francis Christian, over their handling of sexual abuse scandal (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By Eric Nagourney
Eric Nagourney
Physicians' Health Study findings give basis for research showing connection between smoking and bleeding strokes in men; Dr Tobias Kurth of Brigham and Women's Hospital's study, published in journal Stroke, reports men who smoke more than one pack of cigarettes per day are twice as likely to suffer hemorrhagic stroke than non-smokers; cartoon (S)
Date: 02 April 2003
By NEIL MacFARQUHAR
Neil MacFARQUHAR
Men from across Arab world, driven by combination of religious zeal and Arab nationalism, are volunteering for jihad against United States presence in Iraq; hundreds are waiting in Damascus, hoping for seat on one of free buses provided by Iraqi interests or other transportation to war zone; Baghdad issues daily exhortations for faithful to join the fray, and boasts of arrival of thousands of volunteers; Vice Pres Taha Yassin Ramadan, in latest news conference, claims count stands at 6,000, with half of them willing to be suicide bombers; Syria, like most Arab governments, officially discourages anyone from going, but it has long borders with Iraq and anyone holding passport from an Arab country can enter or leave with few questions asked; rulings from Muslim religious institutions on issue of jihad have been mixed; many volunteers waiting in Damascus speak only of importance of jihad to defend any Islamic land, whether their religious elders support it or not; others say they are going because they are outraged that United States claims it is bringing deomcracy to Iraq while killing civilians daily; photo (M)
Date: 01 April 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Brad Cloepfil redesign planned for exterior of Museum of Arts and Design at 2 Columbus Circle will fill interior of building with daylight for first time; planners expect objections from admirers of original Edward Durell Stone design; photos (M)
Date: 02 April 2003
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co arranges $3.35 billion secured credit line after renegotiating loans; also says it expects to report 2002 loss (S)
Date: 02 April 2003
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
Princeton University names Janet Lavin Rapelye dean of admission (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By ALEX BERENSON
Alex BERENSON
Madison County, Ill, jury orders US Steel to pay $250 million to Roby Whittington, 70-year-old former employee who has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, type of cancer associated with exposure to asbestos fibers; US Steel says it has settled case for 'substantially less' than $50 million rather than appeal; Manhattan jury awards $47 million to Robert Croteau, 53-year-old former utility worker who has been told he has mesothelioma; Croteau worked at plants owned by Consolidated Edison and Long Island Lighting, which is owned by KeySpan (M)
Date: 01 April 2003
By PRISCILLA CHAN and BRIDGET ANDERSON
Priscilla CHAN
In this lesson, students consider why photographs in space might not show stars and research the importance of light in this phenomenon. They then research other scientific processes related to light or its absence and create “How It Works” posters about them. Finally, students further examine the idea of light pollution and write persuasive paragraphs supporting their views.
Date: 01 April 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Lay Catholics in Manchester, New Hampshire, form organization to campaign for resignation of Bishop John B McCormck and auxiliary bishop, Francis Christian, over their handling of sexual abuse scandal (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By Eric Nagourney
Eric Nagourney
Physicians' Health Study findings give basis for research showing connection between smoking and bleeding strokes in men; Dr Tobias Kurth of Brigham and Women's Hospital's study, published in journal Stroke, reports men who smoke more than one pack of cigarettes per day are twice as likely to suffer hemorrhagic stroke than non-smokers; cartoon (S)
Date: 02 April 2003
By NEIL MacFARQUHAR
Neil MacFARQUHAR
Men from across Arab world, driven by combination of religious zeal and Arab nationalism, are volunteering for jihad against United States presence in Iraq; hundreds are waiting in Damascus, hoping for seat on one of free buses provided by Iraqi interests or other transportation to war zone; Baghdad issues daily exhortations for faithful to join the fray, and boasts of arrival of thousands of volunteers; Vice Pres Taha Yassin Ramadan, in latest news conference, claims count stands at 6,000, with half of them willing to be suicide bombers; Syria, like most Arab governments, officially discourages anyone from going, but it has long borders with Iraq and anyone holding passport from an Arab country can enter or leave with few questions asked; rulings from Muslim religious institutions on issue of jihad have been mixed; many volunteers waiting in Damascus speak only of importance of jihad to defend any Islamic land, whether their religious elders support it or not; others say they are going because they are outraged that United States claims it is bringing deomcracy to Iraq while killing civilians daily; photo (M)
Date: 01 April 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Brad Cloepfil redesign planned for exterior of Museum of Arts and Design at 2 Columbus Circle will fill interior of building with daylight for first time; planners expect objections from admirers of original Edward Durell Stone design; photos (M)
Date: 02 April 2003
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co arranges $3.35 billion secured credit line after renegotiating loans; also says it expects to report 2002 loss (S)
Date: 02 April 2003
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
Princeton University names Janet Lavin Rapelye dean of admission (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By ALEX BERENSON
Alex BERENSON
Madison County, Ill, jury orders US Steel to pay $250 million to Roby Whittington, 70-year-old former employee who has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, type of cancer associated with exposure to asbestos fibers; US Steel says it has settled case for 'substantially less' than $50 million rather than appeal; Manhattan jury awards $47 million to Robert Croteau, 53-year-old former utility worker who has been told he has mesothelioma; Croteau worked at plants owned by Consolidated Edison and Long Island Lighting, which is owned by KeySpan (M)
Date: 01 April 2003
By PRISCILLA CHAN and BRIDGET ANDERSON
Priscilla CHAN
In this lesson, students consider why photographs in space might not show stars and research the importance of light in this phenomenon. They then research other scientific processes related to light or its absence and create “How It Works” posters about them. Finally, students further examine the idea of light pollution and write persuasive paragraphs supporting their views.
Date: 01 April 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Lay Catholics in Manchester, New Hampshire, form organization to campaign for resignation of Bishop John B McCormck and auxiliary bishop, Francis Christian, over their handling of sexual abuse scandal (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By Eric Nagourney
Eric Nagourney
Physicians' Health Study findings give basis for research showing connection between smoking and bleeding strokes in men; Dr Tobias Kurth of Brigham and Women's Hospital's study, published in journal Stroke, reports men who smoke more than one pack of cigarettes per day are twice as likely to suffer hemorrhagic stroke than non-smokers; cartoon (S)
Date: 02 April 2003
By NEIL MacFARQUHAR
Neil MacFARQUHAR
Men from across Arab world, driven by combination of religious zeal and Arab nationalism, are volunteering for jihad against United States presence in Iraq; hundreds are waiting in Damascus, hoping for seat on one of free buses provided by Iraqi interests or other transportation to war zone; Baghdad issues daily exhortations for faithful to join the fray, and boasts of arrival of thousands of volunteers; Vice Pres Taha Yassin Ramadan, in latest news conference, claims count stands at 6,000, with half of them willing to be suicide bombers; Syria, like most Arab governments, officially discourages anyone from going, but it has long borders with Iraq and anyone holding passport from an Arab country can enter or leave with few questions asked; rulings from Muslim religious institutions on issue of jihad have been mixed; many volunteers waiting in Damascus speak only of importance of jihad to defend any Islamic land, whether their religious elders support it or not; others say they are going because they are outraged that United States claims it is bringing deomcracy to Iraq while killing civilians daily; photo (M)
Date: 01 April 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Brad Cloepfil redesign planned for exterior of Museum of Arts and Design at 2 Columbus Circle will fill interior of building with daylight for first time; planners expect objections from admirers of original Edward Durell Stone design; photos (M)
Date: 02 April 2003
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co arranges $3.35 billion secured credit line after renegotiating loans; also says it expects to report 2002 loss (S)
Date: 02 April 2003
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
Princeton University names Janet Lavin Rapelye dean of admission (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By ALEX BERENSON
Alex BERENSON
Madison County, Ill, jury orders US Steel to pay $250 million to Roby Whittington, 70-year-old former employee who has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, type of cancer associated with exposure to asbestos fibers; US Steel says it has settled case for 'substantially less' than $50 million rather than appeal; Manhattan jury awards $47 million to Robert Croteau, 53-year-old former utility worker who has been told he has mesothelioma; Croteau worked at plants owned by Consolidated Edison and Long Island Lighting, which is owned by KeySpan (M)
Date: 01 April 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Lay Catholics in Manchester, New Hampshire, form organization to campaign for resignation of Bishop John B McCormck and auxiliary bishop, Francis Christian, over their handling of sexual abuse scandal (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By Eric Nagourney
Eric Nagourney
Physicians' Health Study findings give basis for research showing connection between smoking and bleeding strokes in men; Dr Tobias Kurth of Brigham and Women's Hospital's study, published in journal Stroke, reports men who smoke more than one pack of cigarettes per day are twice as likely to suffer hemorrhagic stroke than non-smokers; cartoon (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Brad Cloepfil redesign planned for exterior of Museum of Arts and Design at 2 Columbus Circle will fill interior of building with daylight for first time; planners expect objections from admirers of original Edward Durell Stone design; photos (M)
Date: 02 April 2003
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co arranges $3.35 billion secured credit line after renegotiating loans; also says it expects to report 2002 loss (S)
Date: 02 April 2003
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
Princeton University names Janet Lavin Rapelye dean of admission (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By ALEX BERENSON
Alex BERENSON
Madison County, Ill, jury orders US Steel to pay $250 million to Roby Whittington, 70-year-old former employee who has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, type of cancer associated with exposure to asbestos fibers; US Steel says it has settled case for 'substantially less' than $50 million rather than appeal; Manhattan jury awards $47 million to Robert Croteau, 53-year-old former utility worker who has been told he has mesothelioma; Croteau worked at plants owned by Consolidated Edison and Long Island Lighting, which is owned by KeySpan (M)
Date: 01 April 2003
By PRISCILLA CHAN and BRIDGET ANDERSON
Priscilla CHAN
In this lesson, students consider why photographs in space might not show stars and research the importance of light in this phenomenon. They then research other scientific processes related to light or its absence and create “How It Works” posters about them. Finally, students further examine the idea of light pollution and write persuasive paragraphs supporting their views.
Date: 01 April 2003
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
Lay Catholics in Manchester, New Hampshire, form organization to campaign for resignation of Bishop John B McCormck and auxiliary bishop, Francis Christian, over their handling of sexual abuse scandal (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Brad Cloepfil redesign planned for exterior of Museum of Arts and Design at 2 Columbus Circle will fill interior of building with daylight for first time; planners expect objections from admirers of original Edward Durell Stone design; photos (M)
Date: 02 April 2003
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
Princeton University names Janet Lavin Rapelye dean of admission (S)
Date: 01 April 2003
By ALEX BERENSON
Alex BERENSON
Madison County, Ill, jury orders US Steel to pay $250 million to Roby Whittington, 70-year-old former employee who has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, type of cancer associated with exposure to asbestos fibers; US Steel says it has settled case for 'substantially less' than $50 million rather than appeal; Manhattan jury awards $47 million to Robert Croteau, 53-year-old former utility worker who has been told he has mesothelioma; Croteau worked at plants owned by Consolidated Edison and Long Island Lighting, which is owned by KeySpan (M)