Old and New
Date: 27 January 2002
By Bill Cunningham
Bill Cunningham
Photos of some benefit events in New York City (M) (Evening Hours column)
Atkārtoti atskaņo svētdiena, 2002. gada 27. janvāris
2002. gada 27. janvāris bija svētdiena zem zvaigznes zīmes ♒. Tā bija 26 diena gadā. ASV prezidents bija George W. Bush.
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27th of January 2002 News
Ziņas, kas parādījās New York Times pirmajā lapā 2002. gada 27. janvāris
At 81, Dancing With New Partners
Date: 27 January 2002
By JANICE ROSS
Janice ROSS
Article on collaboration among dancer-choreographers Anna Halprin, 81, Koma and wife Eiko and composer and cellist Joan Jeanrenaud on Be With, which premiered at Kennedy Center in October 2001 and soon will open in New York at Joyce Theater; photos (M)
At Airports, New Watchdog Is Taking Over
Date: 27 January 2002
By MATTHEW L. WALD
Matthew WALD
Matthew Wald travel article on switch that is about to take place at airports nationwide from private security screeners to US Transportation Department's Transportation Security Administration; new agency will employ more than 31,000 workers at more than 400 locations nationwide in effort to improve security in wake of September 11 terrorist attacks; photos (L)
A Mortgage Man Charts New Seas
Date: 27 January 2002
By RIVA D. ATLAS
Profile of Lewis Ranieri, trader at Salomon Brothers in 1980's who developed American market for mortgage-backed securities that are resold by Fannie Mae and many banks and make mortgages cheaper for homeowners; Ranieri left industry long ago and is out on his own, investor in health care, technology, boating and financial services industry; Ranieri comments; photo (M)/
For New Novel, DeMille Visits His Past
Date: 27 January 2002
By BARBARA DELATINER
Barbara DELATINER
Profile of and interview with novelist Nelson DeMille of Garden City, Long Island, who comments on his latest thriller, Up Country, which takes place during Vietnam war and draws on DeMille's wartime experiences; photos (M)
UConn Looks to Past For New Motivation
Date: 27 January 2002
By JACK CAVANAUGH
Jack CAVANAUGH
University of Connecticut defeats Boston College, 79-56, in women's college basketball (M)
Getting Pushed Around Something New for Nets
Date: 28 January 2002
By LIZ ROBBINS
Liz ROBBINS
New Jersey Nets end road trip with difficult loss to Miami Heat which exposes some weaknesses, like reluctance to get physical (M)
Old and New
Date: 27 January 2002
By Bill Cunningham
Bill Cunningham
Photos of some benefit events in New York City (M) (Evening Hours column)
At Airports, New Watchdog Is Taking Over
Date: 27 January 2002
By MATTHEW L. WALD
Matthew WALD
Matthew Wald travel article on switch that is about to take place at airports nationwide from private security screeners to US Transportation Department's Transportation Security Administration; new agency will employ more than 31,000 workers at more than 400 locations nationwide in effort to improve security in wake of September 11 terrorist attacks; photos (L)
UConn Looks to Past For New Motivation
Date: 27 January 2002
By JACK CAVANAUGH
Jack CAVANAUGH
University of Connecticut defeats Boston College, 79-56, in women's college basketball (M)
Old and New
Date: 27 January 2002
By Bill Cunningham
Bill Cunningham
Photos of some benefit events in New York City (M) (Evening Hours column)
At 81, Dancing With New Partners
Date: 27 January 2002
By JANICE ROSS
Janice ROSS
Article on collaboration among dancer-choreographers Anna Halprin, 81, Koma and wife Eiko and composer and cellist Joan Jeanrenaud on Be With, which premiered at Kennedy Center in October 2001 and soon will open in New York at Joyce Theater; photos (M)
A Mortgage Man Charts New Seas
Date: 27 January 2002
By RIVA D. ATLAS
Profile of Lewis Ranieri, trader at Salomon Brothers in 1980's who developed American market for mortgage-backed securities that are resold by Fannie Mae and many banks and make mortgages cheaper for homeowners; Ranieri left industry long ago and is out on his own, investor in health care, technology, boating and financial services industry; Ranieri comments; photo (M)/
For New Novel, DeMille Visits His Past
Date: 27 January 2002
By BARBARA DELATINER
Barbara DELATINER
Profile of and interview with novelist Nelson DeMille of Garden City, Long Island, who comments on his latest thriller, Up Country, which takes place during Vietnam war and draws on DeMille's wartime experiences; photos (M)
UConn Looks to Past For New Motivation
Date: 27 January 2002
By JACK CAVANAUGH
Jack CAVANAUGH
University of Connecticut defeats Boston College, 79-56, in women's college basketball (M)
Getting Pushed Around Something New for Nets
Date: 28 January 2002
By LIZ ROBBINS
Liz ROBBINS
New Jersey Nets end road trip with difficult loss to Miami Heat which exposes some weaknesses, like reluctance to get physical (M)
At 81, Dancing With New Partners
Date: 27 January 2002
By JANICE ROSS
Janice ROSS
Article on collaboration among dancer-choreographers Anna Halprin, 81, Koma and wife Eiko and composer and cellist Joan Jeanrenaud on Be With, which premiered at Kennedy Center in October 2001 and soon will open in New York at Joyce Theater; photos (M)
At Airports, New Watchdog Is Taking Over
Date: 27 January 2002
By MATTHEW L. WALD
Matthew WALD
Matthew Wald travel article on switch that is about to take place at airports nationwide from private security screeners to US Transportation Department's Transportation Security Administration; new agency will employ more than 31,000 workers at more than 400 locations nationwide in effort to improve security in wake of September 11 terrorist attacks; photos (L)
Getting Pushed Around Something New for Nets
Date: 28 January 2002
By LIZ ROBBINS
Liz ROBBINS
New Jersey Nets end road trip with difficult loss to Miami Heat which exposes some weaknesses, like reluctance to get physical (M)