To Build a New Nigeria
Date: 23 February 2001
Oluwaseun Ajayi letter on Feb 21 article says role of Nigeria's press in confronting and helping defeat progressively brutal regimes cannot be overemphasized
2001년 2월 23일 금요일 재생 중
2001년 2월 23일은(는) 금요일의 별 기호 아래에 있는 **♓**입니다. 올해의 53일이었습니다. 미국 대통령은 George W. Bush입니다.
이 날에 태어났다면 당신은 25살입니다. 마지막 생일은 2026년 2월 23일 월요일, 106일 전이었습니다. 다음 생일은 2027년 2월 23일 화요일일 후 258입니다. 당신은 9,237일, 약 221,688시간, 약 13,301,316분 또는 약 798,078,960초 동안 살았습니다.
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23rd of February 2001 News
2001년 2월 23일 의 New York Times 1면에 실린 뉴스
Bush Holds His First White House News Conference
Date: 23 February 2001
By FRANK BRUNI
Frank BRUNI
Pres Bush holds his first White House news conference; seeks public attention and support for his proposed $1.6 trillion tax cut (M)
New Cardinal In a Clash Of Creeds
Date: 23 February 2001
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, leader of Ukrainian Greek Catholics, says he wants Russian Orthodox Church and Vatican to realize that Greek Catholic Church is a genuine Eastern church, but his church is viewed with deep distrust by the leading Esatern Orthodox church in Ukraine, which is under jurisdiction of Russian Orthodox patriarch, Aleksy II, and is also in conflict with two rival Orthodox churches in Ukraine; Husar's elevation to cardinal signals Pope John Paul II's desire to support Catholic churches in countries that are predominantly Eastern Orthodox even as he seeks to improve Rome's strained relations with Eastern Orothodoxy (M)
Romancing Columbia: Lessons in Nostalgia And New Discoveries
Date: 23 February 2001
By PAULA DEITZ
Paula DEITZ
Paula Deitz My Manhattan article on pleasures of revisiting Columbia University campus years after her student days there; photos (M)
A New Tack: If the Bus Isn't on Time, It's on Boston
Date: 23 February 2001
By JULIE FLAHERTY
Julie FLAHERTY
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has begun offering vouchers for free rides to Boston travelers whose bus, subway or commuter rail train is more than 30 minutes late; urges riders to contact senior executives with complaints; riders comment; photo (M)
New Twists in the Pardon Tangle
Date: 24 February 2001
Letter from Eve Gittelson wonders abou
Inquiry Focuses on Commuted Sentences for 4 New Yorkers
Date: 24 February 2001
By BENJAMIN WEISER
Benjamin WEISER
Federal authorities in Manhattan are investigating whether there were any violations of law in Pres Clinton's decision to commute sentences of four Hasidic men who were convicted of defrauding government of tens of millions of dollars; questions have been raised in recent weeks about whether clemency for four men was in exchange for votes for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who was running for United States Senate; Hillary Clinton has denied any paticipation in commutations (M)
To Build a New Nigeria
Date: 23 February 2001
Oluwaseun Ajayi letter on Feb 21 article says role of Nigeria's press in confronting and helping defeat progressively brutal regimes cannot be overemphasized
Bush Holds His First White House News Conference
Date: 23 February 2001
By FRANK BRUNI
Frank BRUNI
Pres Bush holds his first White House news conference; seeks public attention and support for his proposed $1.6 trillion tax cut (M)
New Cardinal In a Clash Of Creeds
Date: 23 February 2001
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, leader of Ukrainian Greek Catholics, says he wants Russian Orthodox Church and Vatican to realize that Greek Catholic Church is a genuine Eastern church, but his church is viewed with deep distrust by the leading Esatern Orthodox church in Ukraine, which is under jurisdiction of Russian Orthodox patriarch, Aleksy II, and is also in conflict with two rival Orthodox churches in Ukraine; Husar's elevation to cardinal signals Pope John Paul II's desire to support Catholic churches in countries that are predominantly Eastern Orthodox even as he seeks to improve Rome's strained relations with Eastern Orothodoxy (M)
Romancing Columbia: Lessons in Nostalgia And New Discoveries
Date: 23 February 2001
By PAULA DEITZ
Paula DEITZ
Paula Deitz My Manhattan article on pleasures of revisiting Columbia University campus years after her student days there; photos (M)
A New Tack: If the Bus Isn't on Time, It's on Boston
Date: 23 February 2001
By JULIE FLAHERTY
Julie FLAHERTY
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has begun offering vouchers for free rides to Boston travelers whose bus, subway or commuter rail train is more than 30 minutes late; urges riders to contact senior executives with complaints; riders comment; photo (M)
New Twists in the Pardon Tangle
Date: 24 February 2001
Letter from Eve Gittelson wonders abou
Inquiry Focuses on Commuted Sentences for 4 New Yorkers
Date: 24 February 2001
By BENJAMIN WEISER
Benjamin WEISER
Federal authorities in Manhattan are investigating whether there were any violations of law in Pres Clinton's decision to commute sentences of four Hasidic men who were convicted of defrauding government of tens of millions of dollars; questions have been raised in recent weeks about whether clemency for four men was in exchange for votes for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who was running for United States Senate; Hillary Clinton has denied any paticipation in commutations (M)
To Build a New Nigeria
Date: 23 February 2001
Oluwaseun Ajayi letter on Feb 21 article says role of Nigeria's press in confronting and helping defeat progressively brutal regimes cannot be overemphasized
Bush Holds His First White House News Conference
Date: 23 February 2001
By FRANK BRUNI
Frank BRUNI
Pres Bush holds his first White House news conference; seeks public attention and support for his proposed $1.6 trillion tax cut (M)
New Cardinal In a Clash Of Creeds
Date: 23 February 2001
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, leader of Ukrainian Greek Catholics, says he wants Russian Orthodox Church and Vatican to realize that Greek Catholic Church is a genuine Eastern church, but his church is viewed with deep distrust by the leading Esatern Orthodox church in Ukraine, which is under jurisdiction of Russian Orthodox patriarch, Aleksy II, and is also in conflict with two rival Orthodox churches in Ukraine; Husar's elevation to cardinal signals Pope John Paul II's desire to support Catholic churches in countries that are predominantly Eastern Orthodox even as he seeks to improve Rome's strained relations with Eastern Orothodoxy (M)
Romancing Columbia: Lessons in Nostalgia And New Discoveries
Date: 23 February 2001
By PAULA DEITZ
Paula DEITZ
Paula Deitz My Manhattan article on pleasures of revisiting Columbia University campus years after her student days there; photos (M)
New Twists in the Pardon Tangle
Date: 24 February 2001
Letter from Eve Gittelson wonders abou
Inquiry Focuses on Commuted Sentences for 4 New Yorkers
Date: 24 February 2001
By BENJAMIN WEISER
Benjamin WEISER
Federal authorities in Manhattan are investigating whether there were any violations of law in Pres Clinton's decision to commute sentences of four Hasidic men who were convicted of defrauding government of tens of millions of dollars; questions have been raised in recent weeks about whether clemency for four men was in exchange for votes for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who was running for United States Senate; Hillary Clinton has denied any paticipation in commutations (M)
To Build a New Nigeria
Date: 23 February 2001
Oluwaseun Ajayi letter on Feb 21 article says role of Nigeria's press in confronting and helping defeat progressively brutal regimes cannot be overemphasized
Romancing Columbia: Lessons in Nostalgia And New Discoveries
Date: 23 February 2001
By PAULA DEITZ
Paula DEITZ
Paula Deitz My Manhattan article on pleasures of revisiting Columbia University campus years after her student days there; photos (M)
A New Tack: If the Bus Isn't on Time, It's on Boston
Date: 23 February 2001
By JULIE FLAHERTY
Julie FLAHERTY
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has begun offering vouchers for free rides to Boston travelers whose bus, subway or commuter rail train is more than 30 minutes late; urges riders to contact senior executives with complaints; riders comment; photo (M)
To Build a New Nigeria
Date: 23 February 2001
Oluwaseun Ajayi letter on Feb 21 article says role of Nigeria's press in confronting and helping defeat progressively brutal regimes cannot be overemphasized
Bush Holds His First White House News Conference
Date: 23 February 2001
By FRANK BRUNI
Frank BRUNI
Pres Bush holds his first White House news conference; seeks public attention and support for his proposed $1.6 trillion tax cut (M)
New Cardinal In a Clash Of Creeds
Date: 23 February 2001
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, leader of Ukrainian Greek Catholics, says he wants Russian Orthodox Church and Vatican to realize that Greek Catholic Church is a genuine Eastern church, but his church is viewed with deep distrust by the leading Esatern Orthodox church in Ukraine, which is under jurisdiction of Russian Orthodox patriarch, Aleksy II, and is also in conflict with two rival Orthodox churches in Ukraine; Husar's elevation to cardinal signals Pope John Paul II's desire to support Catholic churches in countries that are predominantly Eastern Orthodox even as he seeks to improve Rome's strained relations with Eastern Orothodoxy (M)
Romancing Columbia: Lessons in Nostalgia And New Discoveries
Date: 23 February 2001
By PAULA DEITZ
Paula DEITZ
Paula Deitz My Manhattan article on pleasures of revisiting Columbia University campus years after her student days there; photos (M)
A New Tack: If the Bus Isn't on Time, It's on Boston
Date: 23 February 2001
By JULIE FLAHERTY
Julie FLAHERTY
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has begun offering vouchers for free rides to Boston travelers whose bus, subway or commuter rail train is more than 30 minutes late; urges riders to contact senior executives with complaints; riders comment; photo (M)
New Twists in the Pardon Tangle
Date: 24 February 2001
Letter from Eve Gittelson wonders abou
Inquiry Focuses on Commuted Sentences for 4 New Yorkers
Date: 24 February 2001
By BENJAMIN WEISER
Benjamin WEISER
Federal authorities in Manhattan are investigating whether there were any violations of law in Pres Clinton's decision to commute sentences of four Hasidic men who were convicted of defrauding government of tens of millions of dollars; questions have been raised in recent weeks about whether clemency for four men was in exchange for votes for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who was running for United States Senate; Hillary Clinton has denied any paticipation in commutations (M)