Headlines for 28 September 2001
Pakistani Muslim clerics arrive in Afghanistan, asking for bin Laden to be handed over.
Large protest in Peshawar, Pakistan, denounces America, plans national defense policy based on soles.
Black caucus urges caution over crusade.
Giuliani wants longer term; Green and Bloomberg say yes, Ferrer says no.
Spiritual and terror guide found in hijacker’s luggage.
Jackson explains how he was chosen to visit the Taliban, and why he may go.
Welfare groups hampered by destroyed computer system, leaving thousands disconnected from resources.
The question that isn’t being answered: Does bin Laden have nuclear weapons?
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Stupid Dreams
Our dreams often help us understand ourselves, who we love, or how we look naked. Other times they’re simply worth ignoring. Artist Sam Brown offers his interpretive talents.
Mike Cina of True Is True
Cina is a designer in the broadest sense. His work spans a wide range of commercial and personal art, including print and Web design, typography, painting, photography, and bookmaking. Also, he is a fisherman. Rosecrans Baldwin interviews the man behind True is True.
Michael Chabon
Writer Michael Chabon answers the five questions, mentioning real estate, Mr. Terrific, and Ashtabula.
Landscaped Beyond all Recognition
We bemoan the rise of the McMansion, the slash-and-burn path of the strip mall—but the real problem may be lurking in the shrubbery. A look at where our yards are now.

