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(NYT27) BURLINGTON, Vt. -- Aug. 8, 2001 -- DEBATE-INSTITUTE -- While competitive debate has been experiencing a renaissance in American colleges and...

(NYT28) BURLINGTON, Vt. -- Aug. 8, 2001 -- DEBATE-INSTITUTE-2 -- While competitive debate has been experiencing a renaissance in American colleges an...

(NYT16) NEW YORK -- Aug. 8, 2001 -- NY-HEAT-WAVE -- New York shoeshine man Benjamin tries to keep cool in Times Square Tuesday with the biggest fan he...

(NYT10) PHILADELPHIA -- Aug. 8, 2001 -- OBIT-MAUREEN-REAGAN-2 -- Maureen Reagan Revell, the outspoken daughter of former President Ronald Reagan, who...

(NYT11) PHILADELPHIA -- Aug. 8, 2001 -- OBIT-MAUREEN-REAGAN-3 -- Maureen Reagan Revell, the outspoken daughter of former President Ronald Reagan, who...

(NYT20) WASHINGTON -- Aug. 8, 2001 -- PRODUCT-SAFETY-EXEC -- Ann Brown, left, the head of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, said Wednesday that...

(NYT21) NEW YORK -- Aug. 8, 2001 -- RUSSIA-TOBIN-RELEASE -- John Tobin, left, an American Fulbright scholar who was living in Russia, speaks to the me...

(NYT18) NEW YORK -- Aug. 9, 2001 -- HEAT-WAVE -- As the temperature hit 102 degrees in New York on Thursday, a New York Mets fan brought his own perso...

(NYT17) RASTAN, Macedonia -- Aug. 9, 2001 -- MACEDONIA-FIGHTING-2 -- Relatives tend to the body of a young Albanian boy killed Thursday in the southea...

(NYT21) NEW YORK -- Aug. 9, 2001 -- NYPD-MAPLES-FUNERAL -- New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, left, police commissioner Bernard Kerik, on Giuliani's rig...

(NYT22) NEW YORK -- Aug. 9, 2001 -- NYPD-MAPLES-FUNERAL-2 -- Brigid O'Connor Maple, center, and their daughter Jacqueline Maple-Ramirez, right, black...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- JOB-HUNT-CLUELESS-- Augusto Matias, 25, who most recently was a systems administrator for a New York Internet servi...

(NYT1) NEW YORK -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- NY-COP-DWI-DEATHS -- A police officer was at an off-limits strip club before allegedly killing a pregnant woman, he...

(NYT16) NEW YORK -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- NY-COP-DWI-DEATHS-2 -- A police officer was at an off-limits strip club before allegedly killing a pregnant woman,...

(NYT7) NEW YORK -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- NY-FRIED-EGGS -- Testing the sweltering heat in New York on Tuesday, Ricardo Defreitas, left, and Adolfo Antunes, a...

(NYT5) NEW YORK -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- NY-HEAT-WAVE -- As electricity use in New York state was expected to hit an all-time high on Tuesday as residents s...

(NYT10) NEW YORK -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN. AUG 12 -- RADIO-INFINITE-MIND -- The host of "The Infinite Mind" is Dr. Fred Goodwin, 65, a former...

(NYT10) NEW YORK -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN. AUG 12 -- RADIO-INFINITE-MIND -- The host of "The Infinite Mind" is Dr. Fred Goodwin, 65, a former...

(NYT2) WASHINGTON -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- SCI-HUMAN-CLONE -- Italian embryologist, Severino Antinori, far left, sits before the U.S. National Academy of Sc...

(NYT14) WASHINGTON -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- SCI-HUMAN-CLONE-2 -- Italian embryologist Severino Antinori, director at the International Associated Research I...

(NYT21) UNDATED -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- SEATBELTS-SOUTH -- A recent campaign to increase compliance with seat-belt laws in eight Southern states featured a...

(NYT4) SPARTA, N.J. -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- SWAN-LAKE-FLOATER -- Trying to beat soaring temperatures -- above the 90-degree mark -- that have gripped the r...

(NYT11) NEW YORK -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- ADV. FOR SUN. AUG 12 -- THEATER-MUSICALS-ACTORS -- Robert Sean Leonard's path to musical comedy is a result of hi...

(NYT3) UNDATED -- Aug. 7, 2001 -- WINE-TALK -- No one's shocked anymore to pull out the occasional bright plastic cork -- but it's less of a rarity th...

(NYT23) NEW YORK -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- FELD-BALLET -- Eliot Feld, whose Ballet Tech company opened last night at the Joyce Theater in Manhattan. The ball...

(NYT22) LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- FILMAKER-RAPE-MEMORY -- Allison Anders was raped in Cape Canaveral, Fla., by three boys when she was 12...

(NYT29) OSSINING, NY -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- NY-CANADA-PIPELINE -- Nature lovers fear that thousands of trees would be destroyed during the laying of a pro...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- NY-FAMILY-KILLED -- Victor Herrera, center, still reeling from his losses, waited Monday for completion of autopsi...

(NYT17) ATHENS -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- OLYMPICS-2004-FUNDS -- Three years before competition begins at the 2004 Summer Games, the Athens organizing committ...

(NYT9) BAHARIYA, Egypt -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- SCI-EGYPT-CRYPT-3 -- The third year of excavations at Bahariya Oasis has produced more remains from the Roma...

(NYT11) UNDATED -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- SCI-INFORMATION-AGE -- A group of the country's leading information and complexity theory scientists met recently t...

(NYT5) GRUNDY, Va. -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- VA-AVOID-FLOODS -- The rains keep falling here in the of Appalachia, turning old coal towns into flooded disaste...

(NYT28) GRUNDY, Va. -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- VA-AVOID-FLOODS-2 -- The rains keep falling here in the of Appalachia, turning old coal towns into flooded disa...

(NYT21) NEW YORK -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- VANS-TOUR-REVIEW -- Wrestling rocked at the Vans Warped Tour on Saturday on Randalls Island, where the ring featur...

(NYT24) WATERBURY, Vermont -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- VT-DOG-CHAPEL -- The Vermont artist Stephen Huneck created his chapel as a serene place where people cou...

(NYT25) WATERBURY, Vermont -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- VT-DOG-CHAPEL-2 -- Stephen Huneck, an internationally popular Vermont artist and sculptor known especial...

(NYT26) WATERBURY, Vermont -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- VT-DOG-CHAPEL-3 -- Stephen Huneck, an internationally popular Vermont artist and sculptor known especial...

(NYT27) WATERBURY, Vermont -- Aug. 6, 2001 -- VT-DOG-CHAPEL-4 -- Stephen Huneck, an internationally popular Vermont artist and sculptor known especial...

(NYT15) PRESEVO, Serbia -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- ALBANIANS-WEDDINGS -- Each summer, thousands of ethnic Albanian men who live abroad come back to their hom...

(NYT16) PRESEVO, Serbia -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- ALBANIANS-WEDDINGS-2 -- Each summer, thousands of ethnic Albanian men who live abroad come back to their h...

(NYT18) TEL AVIV, Israel -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- BARAK-INTERVIEW -- During an interview in Tel Aviv, Israel, Ehud Barak, once Yasir Arafat's peacemaking p...

(NYT7) UNDATED -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- BISHOPMANIA-BRAZIL -- The American poet Elizabeth Bishop arrived in Brazil in 1951 intending to visit for a few week...

(NYT3) WASHINGTON -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- BYRD-PROFILE -- In what would otherwise be the twilight of one of the Senate's longest careers, Sen. Robert Carl...

(NYT9) UNDATED -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- COMPUTER-BRIEFS -- The Active Corp. has introduced a portable heart monitor planned for use with Palm hand-held dev...

(NYT21) NEW YORK -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- COP-DWI-DEATHS -- A New York police officer was arraigned on charges of manslaughter and drunken driving on Sunda...

(NYT22) NEW YORK -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- COP-DWI-VICTIMS -- New York police officer Joseph Gray was arraigned on charges of manslaughter and drunken drivi...

(NYT1) BOULDER, Colo. -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- DSL-COMPLAINTS -- Small Internet service providers that represent the last vestige of the Internet's origina...

(NYT2) UNDATED -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- ECOMMERCE-COLUMN -- Ever since e-commerce executives had their allowances yanked by the capital markets and venture...

(NYT20) WASHINGTON -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- FBI-FREEH -- An internal Justice Department inquiry recommended that former FBI Director Louis Freeh and three...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- Aug. 5, 2001 -- GAY-COLUMNIST-MEDIA -- As a columnist for the Village Voice and The Los Angeles Times, Norah Vincent is scorned as...