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U.S.
‘Everyone Deserves an Equal Chance to Get Into College’: Readers React
Readers debated race-based admissions policies after The New York Times reported that the Department of Justice may take on affirmative action in college admissions.She did not make the cut.
The case was litigated.
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N.Y. / Region
Demolition Is Halted on a Queens Building Filled With Cats
More than 40 cats were found abandoned in an eight-unit apartment building, apparently left by a former tenant.It is sad when this condition comes to light.
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Theater
The Public Theater Cancels Several Performances of ‘Hamlet’
The Public Theater unexpectedly canceled the rest of its Saturday matinee performances of “Hamlet,” citing the toll of the show on its actors.Eight performances a week.
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Style
Dealing With Bigotry Against Transgender People in Public
Also: how to stuff a wildly hungry brother-in-law; withholding the elevator; and letting them eat half-eaten cake.Civil behavior.
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Sports
Rory McIlroy Carries Responsibility After Changing Caddies
McIlroy said he parted ways with his longtime caddie J.P. Fitzgerald to save their friendship.No story.
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Science
Mountain Goats on Your Trail? They Like You, and Your Urine
Mountain goats in Glacier National Park, drawn to tourist sites because of protection from bears and easy access to minerals, have abandoned some predator defenses.I would rather see them on the rock faces.
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Fashion & Style
Wired Thanks Women. Twitter Reacts.
A male-dominated magazine that covers a male-dominated industry sets off a social-media hubbub.This could be "mob rule".
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Real Estate
A Singer in Search of a Home of Her Own
Tansu Akman-Duffy, a singer, wanted to buy a two-bedroom apartment.An indulged daughter.
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Arts
Descending Into Madness, a Russian Scientist Turned to Drawing
Mesmerizing dispatches from a dream world are among the works by Eugen Gabritschevsky in a show at the American Folk Art Museum.People will try to sell the past.
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World
Shinzo Abe of Japan Reshuffles Cabinet, Hoping to Shore Up Falling Support
Mr. Abe turned to moderates and experienced policy makers, suggesting a change of focus away from contentious issues like amending the pacifist Constitution.Shinzo Abe offered economic hope.
Stubborn opposition from deficit hawks has soured that hope.
Defense spending could frustrate the deflation hopeful.
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