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(NYT16) NEW YORK -- June 7, 2001 -- SAID-SCHOLAR-PROFILE -- Edward W. Said, 65, a professor of English and comparative literature at Columbia Universi...

(NYT33) WASHINGTON -- June 7, 2001 -- SENATE-LOTT-3 -- Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, began a lonely day in the Capitol Thursday with only one of...

(NYT25) NEW YORK -- June 7, 2001 -- THEATER-NOTES -- Beginning on Thursday, Danny Hoch and 14 other performers and playwrights will demonstrate their...

(NYT28) SAMSUN, Turkey -- June 7, 2001 -- TURKEY-PIPELINE -- In early August, one of the world's largest and most advanced offshore platforms will sli...

(NYT12) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- AIDS-HOSPITALS-B&W -- The 20-year onslaught of AIDS has radically changed the economics of patient care, and its e...

(NYT37) LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- June 6, 2001 -- BUSH-FATHERS -- When President Bush, left, goes to a Washington hotel on Thursday to sing the praises of...

(NYT34) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- CIR-BASEBALL-ONLINE -- The Great American Pastime has intersected with the great American way of passing time, and...

(NYT9) HINSDALE, Ill. -- June 6, 2001 -- CIR-SCHOOL-NEWSPAPERS -- When a high school refused to distribute articles and art about school violence, Ann...

(NYT32) CAMBRIDGE, England -- June 6, 2001 -- CIR-WOMEN-GEEKS -- The word "hacker'' calls to mind two stereotypes. The first is that hackers are bad g...

(NYT31) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- DESIGNER-GAMBREL -- A short five years in business, S.R. Gambrel Inc., Steve Gambrel's five-person office, based i...

(NYT35) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- LATIN-MUSIC-SALE -- Long before the recent Latin music boom, Ralph Mercado became a pioneer whose passion for sals...

(NYT5) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- NY-AIRPORT-CONFUSION-1 -- As a designer of public information, Paul Mijksenaar's specialty is taming chaos. Over...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- NY-AIRPORT-CONFUSION-2 -- As a designer of public information, Paul Mijksenaar's specialty is taming chaos. Over...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- NY-BATHS-BATTLE -- The Department of Health turned off the cold water in the Russian Radiant Room, part of the Ten...

(NYT40) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- NY-BLOOMBERG-CAMPAIGN -- The billionaire Michael R. Bloomberg, far left, began his campaign for mayor of New York...

(NYT28) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- NY-MAYORAL -- On his first day of campaigning, Republican mayoral candidate Michael Bloomberg went to breakfast in...

(NYT25) NEW YORK -- June 6, 2001 -- PROFILE-POPCORN -- Faith B. Popcorn, lives and works, she calls it "cocooning," a term she coined, then stamped in...

(NYT10) BASKING RIDGE, N.J. -- June 6, 2001 -- RENT-A-PRIEST-1 -- Just when you thought you'd seen it all on the Internet, along comes Rentapriest.com...

(NYT11) DUNALK, Md. -- June 6, 2001 -- RENT-A-PRIEST-2 -- Just when you thought you'd seen it all on the Internet, along comes Rentapriest.com. The si...

(NYT18) WASHINGTON -- June 6, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMOCRATS -- In a midsession change of command, the Senate convened Wednesday under Democratic control as...

(NYT19) WASHINGTON -- June 6, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMOCRATS-2 -- In a midsession change of command, the Senate convened Wednesday under Democratic control...

(NYT20) WASHINGTON -- June 6, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMOCRATS-2 -- In a midsession change of command, the Senate convened Wednesday under Democratic control...

(NYT21) WASHINGTON -- June 6, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMOCRATS-4 --In a midsession change of command, the Senate convened Wednesday under Democratic control a...

(NYT22) WASHINGTON -- June 6, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMOCRATS-5 --In a midsession change of command, the Senate convened Wednesday under Democratic control a...

(NYT27) WASHINGTON -- June 6, 2001 -- SENATE-DEMOCRATS-6 --In a midsession change of command, the Senate convened Wednesday under Democratic control a...

(NYT7) UNDATED -- June 6, 2001 -- WWII-MEMORIAL -- An aura of inevitability surrounded the World War II Memorial in Washington even before the legisla...

(NYT8) UNDATED -- June 6, 2001 -- WWII-MEMORIAL-2 -- An aura of inevitability surrounded the World War II Memorial in Washington even before the legis...

(NYT39) UNDATED -- June 6, 2001 -- WWII-MEMORIAL-3 -- An aura of inevitability surrounded the World War II Memorial in Washington even before the legi...

(NYT1) WASHINGTON -- June 7, 2001 -- BUSH-TAXES -- Fulfilling a central campaign promise, President Bush signed into law Thursday a $1.35 trillion tax...

(NYT12) WASHINGTON -- June 7, 2001 -- BUSH-TAXES-2 -- Fulfilling a central campaign promise, President Bush signed into law Thursday a $1.35 trillion...

(NYT13) WASHINGTON -- June 7, 2001 -- BUSH-TAXES-3 -- Fulfilling a central campaign promise, President Bush signed into law Thursday a $1.35 trillion...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- June 7, 2001 -- NY-MAYORAL -- Herman Badillo gets a kiss from his wife Gail after announcing his candidacy for mayor of New York C...

(NYT18) WASHINGTON -- June 7, 2001 -- SENATE -- Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle greets Moira Shea during an eventat the Capitol discussing discrimi...

(NYT14) WASHINGTON -- June 7, 2001 -- SENATE-LOTT -- Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott, center, is flanked by House Speaker Dennis Hastert, left,and...

(NYT15) WASHINGTON -- June 7, 2001 -- SENATE-LOTT-2 -- During a ceremony honoring Charles Schulz, the creator of the Peanuts comic strip with a posthu...

(NYT28) JERSEY CITY, NJ -- June 5, 2001 -- BASEBALL-SCOUTS -- The scout of amateur baseball talent toils away in obscurity; gives his life over to the...

(NYT10) NEW YORK -- June 5, 2001 -- BEAR-SWIM -- Six-year-old Gabriel Ovelar, center, watches as a polar bear swims past at the Central Park Zoo, Tues...

(NYT30) CHICAGO -- June 5, 2001 -- CHICAGO-SCHOOLS -- A mostly black school's rejection from a mostly white Catholic athletic league has ignited contr...

(NYT20) NEW YORK -- June 5, 2001 -- CREDEAUX-THEATER-REVIEW -- Keith Bunin's "Credeaux Canvas," which opened Tuesday night at Playwrights Horizons off...

(NYT21) NEW YORK -- June 5, 2001 -- CREDEAUX-THEATER-REVIEW-2 -- Keith Bunin's "Credeaux Canvas," which opened Tuesday night at Playwrights Horizons o...

(NYT24) SANTIAGO, Cuba -- June 5, 2001 -- CUBA-LIBRARY-1 -- Marcia Perez Castillo runs one of the more than 60 independent libraries in Cuba. She and...

(NYT25) SANTIAGO, Cuba -- June 5, 2001 -- CUBA-LIBRARY-2 -- Marcia Perez Castillo runs one of the more than 60 independent libraries in Cuba, relative...

(NYT26) HAVANA -- June 5, 2001 -- CUBA-LIBRARY-3 -- Cuban independent librarians see themselves as part of a larger movement for freedom of expression...

(NYT27) SANTIAGO -- June 5, 2001 -- CUBA-LIBRARY-4 -- Cuban independent librarians see themselves as part of a larger movement for freedom of expressi...

(NYT2) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- MIDEAST-U.S. -- George Tenet, the head of Central iIntelligence, will go the Middle East to aid the peace process...

(NYT8) NEW YORK -- June 5, 2001 -- NY-GREENMARKET -- Farmers at Union Square Greenmarket in Manhattan are being squeezed by construction equipment alo...

(NYT22) NEW YORK -- June 5, 2001 -- NY-MAYORAL -- The Republican field for mayor of New York City lost all the tidiness that party leaders had hoped f...

(NYT16) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE -- Incoming Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, left, greets outgoing leader Trent Lott Tuesday following...

(NYT29) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-4 -- Newly independent Senator James M. Jeffords, center, walked down the Senate steps Tuesday with Democ...

(NYT6) WASHINGTON -- June 5, 2001 -- SENATE-ASSESS -- Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., standing right, arrives to a leadership meeting on Capitol Hill hu...