A New Generation Of Journalists
Date: 20 August 2002
Lizie O'Leary letter disputes Michael Janeway's August 17 Op-Ed article on decision by Columbia University to reassess and revamp curriculum at Graduate School of Journalism
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20th of August 2002 News
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A New Generation Of Journalists
Date: 20 August 2002
Tom Neven letter, commenting on Micahel Janeway's August 17 Op-Ed article on curriculum changes at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, concurs with his suggestions for improving graduate education in journalism
AstraZeneca Casts Doubts On New Drug
Date: 20 August 2002
AstraZeneca says crucial trial has found that its new cancer drug Iressa does not help patients live longer when used with chemotherapy drugs; setback sends company's American depository receipts dropping $6.02, to $30.98 (M)
Squatters Get New Name: Residents
Date: 21 August 2002
By MICHAEL WILSON
Michael WILSON
Some residents of 167 Lower East Side apartments in 11 buildings comment on New York City's decision to turn buildings over, for $1 each, to Urban Homesteading Assistance Board, which is passing apartments along to squatters; photo (M)
New Name Is Atop Saratoga Jockey List
Date: 20 August 2002
By JASON DIAMOS
Jason DIAMOS
Jockey Edgar Prado leads jockey standing at Saratoga with 36 winning rides; photo (M)
Varig of Brazil Names New Chief Executive
Date: 20 August 2002
Varig Airlines names Armin Lore chief executive, succeeding Ozires Silva; Lore warns that company could fail unless it undergoes radical revamping and receives fresh injection of capital soon (S)
U.S. Explores A New World Of Warfare
Date: 20 August 2002
By THOM SHANKER
Thom SHANKER
American forces complete largest joint war-fighting exercise ever held; three-week, $250 million operation involved 13,500 military and civilian personnel battling in nine live exercise ranges across US and twice as many computer simulations; results from exercise, planned for two years, are expected to shape planning against future adversaries; exercise described; photo (M)
As Veterans Retire, New Principals Get Summer School
Date: 21 August 2002
By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
Anemona HARTOCOLLIS
Seminars are helping new inexperienced principals in New York City schools get firmer grasp on everything from how to break in new teachers and evaluate old ones to how to interpret test scores and fill out paperwork as veteran principals retire; Mary Butz heads leadership development program (M)
A New Generation Of Journalists
Date: 20 August 2002
Lizie O'Leary letter disputes Michael Janeway's August 17 Op-Ed article on decision by Columbia University to reassess and revamp curriculum at Graduate School of Journalism
A New Generation Of Journalists
Date: 20 August 2002
Tom Neven letter, commenting on Micahel Janeway's August 17 Op-Ed article on curriculum changes at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, concurs with his suggestions for improving graduate education in journalism
AstraZeneca Casts Doubts On New Drug
Date: 20 August 2002
AstraZeneca says crucial trial has found that its new cancer drug Iressa does not help patients live longer when used with chemotherapy drugs; setback sends company's American depository receipts dropping $6.02, to $30.98 (M)
Squatters Get New Name: Residents
Date: 21 August 2002
By MICHAEL WILSON
Michael WILSON
Some residents of 167 Lower East Side apartments in 11 buildings comment on New York City's decision to turn buildings over, for $1 each, to Urban Homesteading Assistance Board, which is passing apartments along to squatters; photo (M)
New Name Is Atop Saratoga Jockey List
Date: 20 August 2002
By JASON DIAMOS
Jason DIAMOS
Jockey Edgar Prado leads jockey standing at Saratoga with 36 winning rides; photo (M)
Varig of Brazil Names New Chief Executive
Date: 20 August 2002
Varig Airlines names Armin Lore chief executive, succeeding Ozires Silva; Lore warns that company could fail unless it undergoes radical revamping and receives fresh injection of capital soon (S)
U.S. Explores A New World Of Warfare
Date: 20 August 2002
By THOM SHANKER
Thom SHANKER
American forces complete largest joint war-fighting exercise ever held; three-week, $250 million operation involved 13,500 military and civilian personnel battling in nine live exercise ranges across US and twice as many computer simulations; results from exercise, planned for two years, are expected to shape planning against future adversaries; exercise described; photo (M)
As Veterans Retire, New Principals Get Summer School
Date: 21 August 2002
By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
Anemona HARTOCOLLIS
Seminars are helping new inexperienced principals in New York City schools get firmer grasp on everything from how to break in new teachers and evaluate old ones to how to interpret test scores and fill out paperwork as veteran principals retire; Mary Butz heads leadership development program (M)
A New Generation Of Journalists
Date: 20 August 2002
Tom Neven letter, commenting on Micahel Janeway's August 17 Op-Ed article on curriculum changes at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, concurs with his suggestions for improving graduate education in journalism
AstraZeneca Casts Doubts On New Drug
Date: 20 August 2002
AstraZeneca says crucial trial has found that its new cancer drug Iressa does not help patients live longer when used with chemotherapy drugs; setback sends company's American depository receipts dropping $6.02, to $30.98 (M)
Squatters Get New Name: Residents
Date: 21 August 2002
By MICHAEL WILSON
Michael WILSON
Some residents of 167 Lower East Side apartments in 11 buildings comment on New York City's decision to turn buildings over, for $1 each, to Urban Homesteading Assistance Board, which is passing apartments along to squatters; photo (M)
New Name Is Atop Saratoga Jockey List
Date: 20 August 2002
By JASON DIAMOS
Jason DIAMOS
Jockey Edgar Prado leads jockey standing at Saratoga with 36 winning rides; photo (M)
U.S. Explores A New World Of Warfare
Date: 20 August 2002
By THOM SHANKER
Thom SHANKER
American forces complete largest joint war-fighting exercise ever held; three-week, $250 million operation involved 13,500 military and civilian personnel battling in nine live exercise ranges across US and twice as many computer simulations; results from exercise, planned for two years, are expected to shape planning against future adversaries; exercise described; photo (M)
A New Generation Of Journalists
Date: 20 August 2002
Lizie O'Leary letter disputes Michael Janeway's August 17 Op-Ed article on decision by Columbia University to reassess and revamp curriculum at Graduate School of Journalism
A New Generation Of Journalists
Date: 20 August 2002
Tom Neven letter, commenting on Micahel Janeway's August 17 Op-Ed article on curriculum changes at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, concurs with his suggestions for improving graduate education in journalism
AstraZeneca Casts Doubts On New Drug
Date: 20 August 2002
AstraZeneca says crucial trial has found that its new cancer drug Iressa does not help patients live longer when used with chemotherapy drugs; setback sends company's American depository receipts dropping $6.02, to $30.98 (M)
Squatters Get New Name: Residents
Date: 21 August 2002
By MICHAEL WILSON
Michael WILSON
Some residents of 167 Lower East Side apartments in 11 buildings comment on New York City's decision to turn buildings over, for $1 each, to Urban Homesteading Assistance Board, which is passing apartments along to squatters; photo (M)
New Name Is Atop Saratoga Jockey List
Date: 20 August 2002
By JASON DIAMOS
Jason DIAMOS
Jockey Edgar Prado leads jockey standing at Saratoga with 36 winning rides; photo (M)
Varig of Brazil Names New Chief Executive
Date: 20 August 2002
Varig Airlines names Armin Lore chief executive, succeeding Ozires Silva; Lore warns that company could fail unless it undergoes radical revamping and receives fresh injection of capital soon (S)
U.S. Explores A New World Of Warfare
Date: 20 August 2002
By THOM SHANKER
Thom SHANKER
American forces complete largest joint war-fighting exercise ever held; three-week, $250 million operation involved 13,500 military and civilian personnel battling in nine live exercise ranges across US and twice as many computer simulations; results from exercise, planned for two years, are expected to shape planning against future adversaries; exercise described; photo (M)
As Veterans Retire, New Principals Get Summer School
Date: 21 August 2002
By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
Anemona HARTOCOLLIS
Seminars are helping new inexperienced principals in New York City schools get firmer grasp on everything from how to break in new teachers and evaluate old ones to how to interpret test scores and fill out paperwork as veteran principals retire; Mary Butz heads leadership development program (M)
A New Generation Of Journalists
Date: 20 August 2002
Lizie O'Leary letter disputes Michael Janeway's August 17 Op-Ed article on decision by Columbia University to reassess and revamp curriculum at Graduate School of Journalism
AstraZeneca Casts Doubts On New Drug
Date: 20 August 2002
AstraZeneca says crucial trial has found that its new cancer drug Iressa does not help patients live longer when used with chemotherapy drugs; setback sends company's American depository receipts dropping $6.02, to $30.98 (M)
Squatters Get New Name: Residents
Date: 21 August 2002
By MICHAEL WILSON
Michael WILSON
Some residents of 167 Lower East Side apartments in 11 buildings comment on New York City's decision to turn buildings over, for $1 each, to Urban Homesteading Assistance Board, which is passing apartments along to squatters; photo (M)
New Name Is Atop Saratoga Jockey List
Date: 20 August 2002
By JASON DIAMOS
Jason DIAMOS
Jockey Edgar Prado leads jockey standing at Saratoga with 36 winning rides; photo (M)
Varig of Brazil Names New Chief Executive
Date: 20 August 2002
Varig Airlines names Armin Lore chief executive, succeeding Ozires Silva; Lore warns that company could fail unless it undergoes radical revamping and receives fresh injection of capital soon (S)
As Veterans Retire, New Principals Get Summer School
Date: 21 August 2002
By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
Anemona HARTOCOLLIS
Seminars are helping new inexperienced principals in New York City schools get firmer grasp on everything from how to break in new teachers and evaluate old ones to how to interpret test scores and fill out paperwork as veteran principals retire; Mary Butz heads leadership development program (M)