If Rover Could Roll Over. Yes, Obituaries for Pets.
Date: 02 June 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
Bergen County Record and Herald News are now offering death notices for pets, at $50 each (S)
2002년 6월 1일 토요일 재생 중
2002년 6월 1일은(는) 토요일의 별 기호 아래에 있는 **♊**입니다. 올해의 151일이었습니다. 미국 대통령은 George W. Bush입니다.
이 날에 태어났다면 당신은 24살입니다. 마지막 생일은 2026년 6월 1일 월요일, 13일 전이었습니다. 다음 생일은 2027년 6월 1일 화요일일 후 351입니다. 당신은 8,779일, 약 210,700시간, 약 12,642,004분 또는 약 758,520,240초 동안 살았습니다.
이 생일을 공유하는 사람들:
1st of June 2002 News
2002년 6월 1일 의 New York Times 1면에 실린 뉴스
The Weight of An Anchor
Date: 02 June 2002
John Russo letter on Frank Rich's May 19 article lauds PBS's Newshour With Jim Lehrer; photo
The Art of the New, the Art of the Deal
Date: 02 June 2002
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Alan Riding column on upcoming Documenta 11 contemporary art jamboree in Kassel, Germany; photos (M)
The Cities And Their New Elite
Date: 01 June 2002
By EMILY EAKIN
Emily EAKIN
Article discusses Prof Richard Florida's theory that towns with many gays and artistically creative people tend to thrive; list of 10 most creative American cities, utilizing Florida's criteria; drawing (M)
For Historic Cemeteries, New Chapters
Date: 02 June 2002
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Historic Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn and Woodlawn Cemetery in Bronx are running out of space; some roads and paths have been closed to make more room but that space will not last long; both cemeteries are actively seeking sponsors to take under their financial wings notable monuments that are no longer cared for by families that built them; issues of burial rights and finances discussed; photos (M)
National Briefing | New England: New Hampshire: Report Cites Dropout Rate
Date: 01 June 2002
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
New Hampshire Center for Public Policy reports that nearly 25 percent of state's high school students drop out before graduation; Gov Jeanne Shaheen orders educators to develop ways to reduce dropout rate (S)
Castile and Leon To Come to New York
Date: 02 June 2002
Events and exhibits celebrating Castile and Leon region of Spain are set to open in New York City (S)
New U.S. Commander At Helm in Afghanistan
Date: 01 June 2002
By JAMES DAO
James DAO
Lt Gen Dan K McNeill formally assumes command of American-led forces in Afghanistan; says first goal is to put in place more systematic effort to hunt and kill elusive Qaeda and Taliban forces, interview; says he will not use coalition troops to provide nationwide security; photo (M)
If Rover Could Roll Over. Yes, Obituaries for Pets.
Date: 02 June 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
Bergen County Record and Herald News are now offering death notices for pets, at $50 each (S)
The Weight of An Anchor
Date: 02 June 2002
John Russo letter on Frank Rich's May 19 article lauds PBS's Newshour With Jim Lehrer; photo
The Art of the New, the Art of the Deal
Date: 02 June 2002
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Alan Riding column on upcoming Documenta 11 contemporary art jamboree in Kassel, Germany; photos (M)
The Cities And Their New Elite
Date: 01 June 2002
By EMILY EAKIN
Emily EAKIN
Article discusses Prof Richard Florida's theory that towns with many gays and artistically creative people tend to thrive; list of 10 most creative American cities, utilizing Florida's criteria; drawing (M)
For Historic Cemeteries, New Chapters
Date: 02 June 2002
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Historic Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn and Woodlawn Cemetery in Bronx are running out of space; some roads and paths have been closed to make more room but that space will not last long; both cemeteries are actively seeking sponsors to take under their financial wings notable monuments that are no longer cared for by families that built them; issues of burial rights and finances discussed; photos (M)
National Briefing | New England: New Hampshire: Report Cites Dropout Rate
Date: 01 June 2002
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
New Hampshire Center for Public Policy reports that nearly 25 percent of state's high school students drop out before graduation; Gov Jeanne Shaheen orders educators to develop ways to reduce dropout rate (S)
Castile and Leon To Come to New York
Date: 02 June 2002
Events and exhibits celebrating Castile and Leon region of Spain are set to open in New York City (S)
New U.S. Commander At Helm in Afghanistan
Date: 01 June 2002
By JAMES DAO
James DAO
Lt Gen Dan K McNeill formally assumes command of American-led forces in Afghanistan; says first goal is to put in place more systematic effort to hunt and kill elusive Qaeda and Taliban forces, interview; says he will not use coalition troops to provide nationwide security; photo (M)
If Rover Could Roll Over. Yes, Obituaries for Pets.
Date: 02 June 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
Bergen County Record and Herald News are now offering death notices for pets, at $50 each (S)
The Weight of An Anchor
Date: 02 June 2002
John Russo letter on Frank Rich's May 19 article lauds PBS's Newshour With Jim Lehrer; photo
The Art of the New, the Art of the Deal
Date: 02 June 2002
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Alan Riding column on upcoming Documenta 11 contemporary art jamboree in Kassel, Germany; photos (M)
The Cities And Their New Elite
Date: 01 June 2002
By EMILY EAKIN
Emily EAKIN
Article discusses Prof Richard Florida's theory that towns with many gays and artistically creative people tend to thrive; list of 10 most creative American cities, utilizing Florida's criteria; drawing (M)
For Historic Cemeteries, New Chapters
Date: 02 June 2002
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Historic Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn and Woodlawn Cemetery in Bronx are running out of space; some roads and paths have been closed to make more room but that space will not last long; both cemeteries are actively seeking sponsors to take under their financial wings notable monuments that are no longer cared for by families that built them; issues of burial rights and finances discussed; photos (M)
National Briefing | New England: New Hampshire: Report Cites Dropout Rate
Date: 01 June 2002
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
New Hampshire Center for Public Policy reports that nearly 25 percent of state's high school students drop out before graduation; Gov Jeanne Shaheen orders educators to develop ways to reduce dropout rate (S)
Castile and Leon To Come to New York
Date: 02 June 2002
Events and exhibits celebrating Castile and Leon region of Spain are set to open in New York City (S)
New U.S. Commander At Helm in Afghanistan
Date: 01 June 2002
By JAMES DAO
James DAO
Lt Gen Dan K McNeill formally assumes command of American-led forces in Afghanistan; says first goal is to put in place more systematic effort to hunt and kill elusive Qaeda and Taliban forces, interview; says he will not use coalition troops to provide nationwide security; photo (M)
If Rover Could Roll Over. Yes, Obituaries for Pets.
Date: 02 June 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
Bergen County Record and Herald News are now offering death notices for pets, at $50 each (S)
The Weight of An Anchor
Date: 02 June 2002
John Russo letter on Frank Rich's May 19 article lauds PBS's Newshour With Jim Lehrer; photo
The Art of the New, the Art of the Deal
Date: 02 June 2002
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Alan Riding column on upcoming Documenta 11 contemporary art jamboree in Kassel, Germany; photos (M)
For Historic Cemeteries, New Chapters
Date: 02 June 2002
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Historic Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn and Woodlawn Cemetery in Bronx are running out of space; some roads and paths have been closed to make more room but that space will not last long; both cemeteries are actively seeking sponsors to take under their financial wings notable monuments that are no longer cared for by families that built them; issues of burial rights and finances discussed; photos (M)
Castile and Leon To Come to New York
Date: 02 June 2002
Events and exhibits celebrating Castile and Leon region of Spain are set to open in New York City (S)
New U.S. Commander At Helm in Afghanistan
Date: 01 June 2002
By JAMES DAO
James DAO
Lt Gen Dan K McNeill formally assumes command of American-led forces in Afghanistan; says first goal is to put in place more systematic effort to hunt and kill elusive Qaeda and Taliban forces, interview; says he will not use coalition troops to provide nationwide security; photo (M)
If Rover Could Roll Over. Yes, Obituaries for Pets.
Date: 02 June 2002
By Wendy Ginsberg
Wendy Ginsberg
Bergen County Record and Herald News are now offering death notices for pets, at $50 each (S)
The Weight of An Anchor
Date: 02 June 2002
John Russo letter on Frank Rich's May 19 article lauds PBS's Newshour With Jim Lehrer; photo
The Art of the New, the Art of the Deal
Date: 02 June 2002
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Alan Riding column on upcoming Documenta 11 contemporary art jamboree in Kassel, Germany; photos (M)
The Cities And Their New Elite
Date: 01 June 2002
By EMILY EAKIN
Emily EAKIN
Article discusses Prof Richard Florida's theory that towns with many gays and artistically creative people tend to thrive; list of 10 most creative American cities, utilizing Florida's criteria; drawing (M)
For Historic Cemeteries, New Chapters
Date: 02 June 2002
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
David DUNLAP
Historic Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn and Woodlawn Cemetery in Bronx are running out of space; some roads and paths have been closed to make more room but that space will not last long; both cemeteries are actively seeking sponsors to take under their financial wings notable monuments that are no longer cared for by families that built them; issues of burial rights and finances discussed; photos (M)
National Briefing | New England: New Hampshire: Report Cites Dropout Rate
Date: 01 June 2002
By Katherine Zezima (NYT)
Katherine NYT
New Hampshire Center for Public Policy reports that nearly 25 percent of state's high school students drop out before graduation; Gov Jeanne Shaheen orders educators to develop ways to reduce dropout rate (S)
Castile and Leon To Come to New York
Date: 02 June 2002
Events and exhibits celebrating Castile and Leon region of Spain are set to open in New York City (S)
New U.S. Commander At Helm in Afghanistan
Date: 01 June 2002
By JAMES DAO
James DAO
Lt Gen Dan K McNeill formally assumes command of American-led forces in Afghanistan; says first goal is to put in place more systematic effort to hunt and kill elusive Qaeda and Taliban forces, interview; says he will not use coalition troops to provide nationwide security; photo (M)