Headlines for 6 September 2001
South Africa re-words draft document; Non-African Diplomats at UN Race Conference avoid making “apologies” for “crimes against humanity” for fear of lawsuits.
English cardinal says that Christianity almost dead; killed by environmentalists, yoga, paedophiles, and capitalists.
Mexico’s Fox to address congress on the issue of legalizing immigrants.
Starbucks foe arrested for battle tactics.
Web designers prepare monument for dot-com boom, warning future civilizations against greed, hubris, and arrogance. [wsj: subscription required]
NakedNews.com to become a TV show.
Beastie Boy Mike D leads rock stars against White House energy plan.
Friend of architect Frank Gehry chains herself to his door to protest Playa Vista development.
The study of Bushisms and the President’s relationship with television.
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Seeds for the Pen
The city is always ours, and rarely itself, when there are as many New Yorks as New Yorkers. A gallery of images from the sketchbooks of subway-rider Witold Riedel, and a look into his thoughts on drawing.
Tanks for the Memories
America hasn’t been the same since Bob Hope died, and now, when we need him most, at war around the world, who will challenge the pompous and self-righteous? Grady Miller imagines what the great one-liner might say to our troops.
Letters from Edinburgh: A Day at the Races
In the eighth installment of her letters from Scotland, Claire Miccio, who is living in Edinburgh for a year, blissfully listens to a talking head, then turns around and runs for her life.
Pachinko6
Pachinko6 gained a certain notoriety among Web design circles for publishing daily e-mail ‘viruses.’ It was hard to find him, but he finally responded. Rosecrans Baldwin dished with him.

