New York Times – 02 April 2012
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Overview: Articles in this issue:
U.S. Joins Effort to Equip and Pay Rebels in Syria
Public Worker Pensions Find Riskier Funds Fail to Pay Off
From Prisoner to Parliament in Myanmar
In the Eye of a Firestorm
Aides With Candidate’s Ear, if Not Title or Paycheck
Nobody Minds Dyeing the Egg, but the Chicken Is Another Story
Ranks of Working Poor Grow in Europe
Britain Sees Chechen Plot to Kill Exile
In Hard-Liner’s Surge, New Worries for Brotherhood
Israel Frees Palestinian Detainee After Hunger Strike of Weeks
Mali Coup Leader, Facing Sanction Threats, Promises to Hold Elections
Iraqi Leader Visits Qatar in Defiance of Baghdad
North Korea Party Calls for Leadership Meeting
A Die-Hard Conservative, but Not on Immigrants
To Enroll More Minority Students, Colleges Work Around the Courts
Too Many Small Fish Are Caught, Report Says
As Viewing Habits Change, Political Ads Switch Screens
Washington is First State to Take On Escort Sites
For Santorum, Hope That Voters See Message as Pins Go Flying
At the University of Texas, Admissions as a Mystery
Miguel de la Madrid, President of Mexico in 1980s, Dies at 77
Charles Lockwood, Who Wrote the Row-House Bible, Dies at 63
Paul S. Boyer, 78, Dies; Historian Studied A-Bomb and Witches
Editorial: Their Contributors’ Bidding
Editorial: A Monsignor Goes on Trial
Editorial: The Puzzle of More Autism Cases
Editorial: Examining Marijuana Arrests
Bill Keller: Tyler and Trayvon
Paul Krugman: Pink Slime Economics
Op-Ed Contributor: Can Privatization Kill?
Letters: On Leaving, and Not Leaving, the Church
Letters: Does It Matter if the Orchestra Isn’t in the Pit?
Letter: Considerate Texting
Letter: Planning for Parking
Painstakingly Reimagining City’s Cabs, Down to the Floor Mats
On Education: An Eighth-Grade Sports Encyclopedia Finds Himself Without a High School
Mayoral Hopeful’s Slow Start Has Some Asking if His Heart Is in It
Metropolitan Diary: A Ballerina Who Wasn’t, Chickpea Nostalgia, and Other Reader Tales
Census Numbers for City Won’t Change, Bureau Says
On Amnesty Day, Somber Owners Surrender Pythons and a Snapping Turtle
For Some New York Shoppers, No More State Sales Tax
Newly in Business, and Finding a Lifeline
City Room: When Mom Makes Lunch, the Food is Secondary
Loan Gone Sour Clouds the Future of a Media Activists’ Haven in TriBeCa
News Analysis: 2 Channels, and Anchor Who Set Liberal Tone
As Foreclosure Problems Persist, Fed Seeks More Fines
Apple’s Chief Puts Stamp on Labor Issues
Rebellious Tinkerers Dress Up the iPhone’s Uniform
The Media Equation: A Shooting, and Instant Polarization
Talk Radio Face-Off Approaches
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
Looking Ahead to Economic Reports This Week
Magazine Guidelines for Tablets
As Smartphones Become Health Aids, Ads May Follow
DealBook: Clients Raise Questions About MF Global Checks
Advertising: Stars of Hollywood and Madison Avenue
Media Decoder: Encyclopaedia Britannica’s Last Print Edition Has a Sales Boom
Media Decoder: A Report for the Web, on TV
Bits Blog: AT&T; Plans Marketing Deluge for Nokia Windows Phone
Bits Blog: Box’s New Cloud Storage Shuns Microsoft
Bits Blog: Comcast Streaming Service Raises Net-Neutrality Concerns
Media Decoder: A Filmmaker Chases an Israeli Spy Story
After a Data Breach, Visa Removes a Service Provider
Finance Ministers Clear Way for Credit Rating Competition in Europe
Disruptions: Top 10 Lists Lead to Less Choice on the Web
U.S. Studies Fire Reports in Wranglers and Cruzes
Media Decoder Blog: DirecTV and Tribune Fail to Reach Deal
After Late Start, Runner Is Speeding Through Records
Notre Dame 83, UConn 75 (OT): Notre Dame Wins a Taut Game and Returns to the Final
Baylor 59, Stanford 47: Baylor’s Depth and Defense Subdue Stanford
Sports of The Times: For 66 Years, a Force for Judo in the United States
No Easy Path to the Rim for Either Tourney Finalist
The One Who Stayed Holds Kentucky Together
With Title, Djokovic Steadies His Slam Path
Celtics Hand Heat Biggest Loss of Season
Thunder Clinch Playoff Spot
Flyers Top Penguins in Contentious Victory
Florida Closer to Division Title
Wreck Opens Path for Newman
Long Shot in New Orleans
Tottenham Gains Ground
On Baseball: Marlins Bet on Future in a Florida Theme Park
In Tug of War Over San Jose, A’s and the Giants Remain at a Standoff
Paul and Brenda Babits, 51
Nolan Shaheed, 62
Jeanne Daprano, 75
Philippa Raschker, 65
Bob Lida, 75
Phil McConkey, 55
Roundup: L.P.G.A.’s First Major Ends in Playoff After Stunning Miss on Final Hole
Meanwhile, Starring in China ….
Bruins 2, Rangers 1: Bruins Prevent Rangers From Clinching Conference and Top Seeding
On Basketball: Knicks Have Returned to Point of Disarray
Theater Review: Mr. Chairman, the Great State of Nostalgia …
Books of The Times: ‘The Cove’ by Ron Rash
A Word With: M. Ward: Stepping Out of the Shadows With a Sunnier Sound
Music Review: Unleashing Playful Music
Dance Review: Do Not Feed or Annoy the Dancers
Encore at the Met Pleases the Audience
Footnote
ArtsBeat: MTV2 to Resurrect "Hollywood Squares"
ArtsBeat: Prolific Forger Gets an Exhibition with His Name Attached
Whitney Houston Items Are Sold at Auction
An Indie-Rock Memoir From Carrie Brownstein
ArtsBeat: Another Big Weekend for ‘The Hunger Games’
Music Review: Lifting Voices and Ambitions in a Soaring Sacred Space
Bridge: Setback Rebounds at Machlin Women’s Swiss Teams
Music Review: Clarinet Quintets, From Centuries Old to Brand New
Dance Review: Private Needs, Public Displays
Dance Review: The End of an Affair: Movement Marathon
Music Review: We’ll Sing and We’ll Spiel, but No Sex Till War Ends
Music Review: A Sure Blend of Noise and Melody Imported From Wales
Dance Review: Cherry Blossoms and a Fan Telling Tales
Corrections: April 2
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