Slavery in Old New York, A Hospital Bed in the New
Date: 14 September 2003
Excerpts from new books about or set in New York: Pierre Toussaint by Arthur Jones and Breathing For a Living: A Memoir by Laura Rothenberg; photos (M)
2003年9月14日日曜日 の再生
2003年9月14日は、％sの星印の下の日曜日でした。 それはその年の**♍日でした。 アメリカ合衆国の大統領は256**でした。
この日に生まれた場合、あなたはGeorge W. Bush歳です。 あなたの最後の誕生日は22、2025年9月14日日曜日日前でした。 次の誕生日は276、2026年9月14日月曜日日です。 あなたは88日、または約8,312時間、または約199,503分、または約11,970,225秒生きてきました。
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14th of September 2003 News
ニューヨークタイムズのトップページに 2003年9月14日 で掲載されたニュース
There's Still a Chill in New York For Arab-Americans, Poll Says
Date: 14 September 2003
By MARJORIE CONNELLY
Marjorie CONNELLY
Latest New York Times telephone poll of 976 adults finds that, two years after September 11 attacks, Arab-Americans, Muslims and Middle Eastern immigrants are still likely to be unfairly singled out; poll finds that New Yorkers are divided on question of whether Arab-Americans are more sympathetic to terrorists than other Americans; graph (M)
Putting Down New Roots
Date: 14 September 2003
By JANE GORDON
Jane GORDON
Article on projects of garden clubs across Connecticut to help Habitat for Humanity homeowners landscape homes and grow gardens; photos (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 14 September 2003
Correction of Sept 14 article about actor Bill Murray; Bryan Ferry wrote song Murray sings in movie Lost in Translation
The Ansel Adams of New York's Bridges
Date: 14 September 2003
By JIM RASENBERGER
Jim RASENBERGER
Article on photographic legacy of Eugene de Salignac, who, as employee of New York City's Department of Bridges took at least 20,000 pictures, about two-thirds of department's collection, of city's bridges over 30-year span; photos (M)
A Normal Teenager Lives the 'New Normal'
Date: 14 September 2003
By ALICE KENNY
Alice KENNY
Article on Nick Springer, 18, who lives active, typical teenage life at home with his family in Croton-on-Hudson, NY, despite losing his limbs, which were amputated almost four years ago after contracting meningococcal meningitis; disease discussed (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)
You're the New Governor. Enjoy Sacramento.
Date: 14 September 2003
By DEAN E. MURPHY
Dean MURPHY
Sacramento has been unappealing place to live for several California governors, including Gray Davis, who heads home to West Hollywood condominium on weekends; Arnold Schwarzenegger says he will commute from Los Angeles if he wins recall election (M)
A New Spot in Cos Cob Merges Cuisines
Date: 14 September 2003
By PATRICIA BROOKS
Patricia BROOKS
Patricia Brooks reviews Nuage Restaurant and Bar in Cos Cob, Conn; photos (M)
Slavery in Old New York, A Hospital Bed in the New
Date: 14 September 2003
Excerpts from new books about or set in New York: Pierre Toussaint by Arthur Jones and Breathing For a Living: A Memoir by Laura Rothenberg; photos (M)
Putting Down New Roots
Date: 14 September 2003
By JANE GORDON
Jane GORDON
Article on projects of garden clubs across Connecticut to help Habitat for Humanity homeowners landscape homes and grow gardens; photos (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 14 September 2003
Correction of Sept 14 article about actor Bill Murray; Bryan Ferry wrote song Murray sings in movie Lost in Translation
The Ansel Adams of New York's Bridges
Date: 14 September 2003
By JIM RASENBERGER
Jim RASENBERGER
Article on photographic legacy of Eugene de Salignac, who, as employee of New York City's Department of Bridges took at least 20,000 pictures, about two-thirds of department's collection, of city's bridges over 30-year span; photos (M)
A Normal Teenager Lives the 'New Normal'
Date: 14 September 2003
By ALICE KENNY
Alice KENNY
Article on Nick Springer, 18, who lives active, typical teenage life at home with his family in Croton-on-Hudson, NY, despite losing his limbs, which were amputated almost four years ago after contracting meningococcal meningitis; disease discussed (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)
You're the New Governor. Enjoy Sacramento.
Date: 14 September 2003
By DEAN E. MURPHY
Dean MURPHY
Sacramento has been unappealing place to live for several California governors, including Gray Davis, who heads home to West Hollywood condominium on weekends; Arnold Schwarzenegger says he will commute from Los Angeles if he wins recall election (M)
A New Spot in Cos Cob Merges Cuisines
Date: 14 September 2003
By PATRICIA BROOKS
Patricia BROOKS
Patricia Brooks reviews Nuage Restaurant and Bar in Cos Cob, Conn; photos (M)
Slavery in Old New York, A Hospital Bed in the New
Date: 14 September 2003
Excerpts from new books about or set in New York: Pierre Toussaint by Arthur Jones and Breathing For a Living: A Memoir by Laura Rothenberg; photos (M)
There's Still a Chill in New York For Arab-Americans, Poll Says
Date: 14 September 2003
By MARJORIE CONNELLY
Marjorie CONNELLY
Latest New York Times telephone poll of 976 adults finds that, two years after September 11 attacks, Arab-Americans, Muslims and Middle Eastern immigrants are still likely to be unfairly singled out; poll finds that New Yorkers are divided on question of whether Arab-Americans are more sympathetic to terrorists than other Americans; graph (M)
Putting Down New Roots
Date: 14 September 2003
By JANE GORDON
Jane GORDON
Article on projects of garden clubs across Connecticut to help Habitat for Humanity homeowners landscape homes and grow gardens; photos (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 14 September 2003
Correction of Sept 14 article about actor Bill Murray; Bryan Ferry wrote song Murray sings in movie Lost in Translation
The Ansel Adams of New York's Bridges
Date: 14 September 2003
By JIM RASENBERGER
Jim RASENBERGER
Article on photographic legacy of Eugene de Salignac, who, as employee of New York City's Department of Bridges took at least 20,000 pictures, about two-thirds of department's collection, of city's bridges over 30-year span; photos (M)
A Normal Teenager Lives the 'New Normal'
Date: 14 September 2003
By ALICE KENNY
Alice KENNY
Article on Nick Springer, 18, who lives active, typical teenage life at home with his family in Croton-on-Hudson, NY, despite losing his limbs, which were amputated almost four years ago after contracting meningococcal meningitis; disease discussed (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)
You're the New Governor. Enjoy Sacramento.
Date: 14 September 2003
By DEAN E. MURPHY
Dean MURPHY
Sacramento has been unappealing place to live for several California governors, including Gray Davis, who heads home to West Hollywood condominium on weekends; Arnold Schwarzenegger says he will commute from Los Angeles if he wins recall election (M)
A New Spot in Cos Cob Merges Cuisines
Date: 14 September 2003
By PATRICIA BROOKS
Patricia BROOKS
Patricia Brooks reviews Nuage Restaurant and Bar in Cos Cob, Conn; photos (M)
Putting Down New Roots
Date: 14 September 2003
By JANE GORDON
Jane GORDON
Article on projects of garden clubs across Connecticut to help Habitat for Humanity homeowners landscape homes and grow gardens; photos (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 14 September 2003
Correction of Sept 14 article about actor Bill Murray; Bryan Ferry wrote song Murray sings in movie Lost in Translation
The Ansel Adams of New York's Bridges
Date: 14 September 2003
By JIM RASENBERGER
Jim RASENBERGER
Article on photographic legacy of Eugene de Salignac, who, as employee of New York City's Department of Bridges took at least 20,000 pictures, about two-thirds of department's collection, of city's bridges over 30-year span; photos (M)
A Normal Teenager Lives the 'New Normal'
Date: 14 September 2003
By ALICE KENNY
Alice KENNY
Article on Nick Springer, 18, who lives active, typical teenage life at home with his family in Croton-on-Hudson, NY, despite losing his limbs, which were amputated almost four years ago after contracting meningococcal meningitis; disease discussed (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)
You're the New Governor. Enjoy Sacramento.
Date: 14 September 2003
By DEAN E. MURPHY
Dean MURPHY
Sacramento has been unappealing place to live for several California governors, including Gray Davis, who heads home to West Hollywood condominium on weekends; Arnold Schwarzenegger says he will commute from Los Angeles if he wins recall election (M)
A New Spot in Cos Cob Merges Cuisines
Date: 14 September 2003
By PATRICIA BROOKS
Patricia BROOKS
Patricia Brooks reviews Nuage Restaurant and Bar in Cos Cob, Conn; photos (M)
Slavery in Old New York, A Hospital Bed in the New
Date: 14 September 2003
Excerpts from new books about or set in New York: Pierre Toussaint by Arthur Jones and Breathing For a Living: A Memoir by Laura Rothenberg; photos (M)
There's Still a Chill in New York For Arab-Americans, Poll Says
Date: 14 September 2003
By MARJORIE CONNELLY
Marjorie CONNELLY
Latest New York Times telephone poll of 976 adults finds that, two years after September 11 attacks, Arab-Americans, Muslims and Middle Eastern immigrants are still likely to be unfairly singled out; poll finds that New Yorkers are divided on question of whether Arab-Americans are more sympathetic to terrorists than other Americans; graph (M)
Putting Down New Roots
Date: 14 September 2003
By JANE GORDON
Jane GORDON
Article on projects of garden clubs across Connecticut to help Habitat for Humanity homeowners landscape homes and grow gardens; photos (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 14 September 2003
Correction of Sept 14 article about actor Bill Murray; Bryan Ferry wrote song Murray sings in movie Lost in Translation
The Ansel Adams of New York's Bridges
Date: 14 September 2003
By JIM RASENBERGER
Jim RASENBERGER
Article on photographic legacy of Eugene de Salignac, who, as employee of New York City's Department of Bridges took at least 20,000 pictures, about two-thirds of department's collection, of city's bridges over 30-year span; photos (M)
A Normal Teenager Lives the 'New Normal'
Date: 14 September 2003
By ALICE KENNY
Alice KENNY
Article on Nick Springer, 18, who lives active, typical teenage life at home with his family in Croton-on-Hudson, NY, despite losing his limbs, which were amputated almost four years ago after contracting meningococcal meningitis; disease discussed (Special Issue: Where We Live) (M)