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Opinion
The Pitfalls of Evaluating Teachers
Educators and policy analysts respond to a front-page article.
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World
Grave Robbers and War Steal Syria’s History
Syria’s archaeological heritage, which has yet to be fully studied, is imperiled by threats ranging from outright destruction to opportunistic treasure hunters.
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Opinion
The Slow Death of the American Author
The new, global electronic marketplace is rapidly depleting authors’ income streams.
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N.Y. / Region
Nanny Charged in 2 Killings Is Found Mentally Fit for Trial
State psychiatrists say that Yoselyn Ortega, who was charged with fatally stabbing two children she cared for, is capable of participating in her defense.
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Health
Think Like a Doctor: The Baby Who Won't Eat Solved!
More than 100 readers solved the terrifying case of a 3-month-old baby who stopped eating."The correct diagnosis is…
Infant botulism."
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Business Day
A Cosmetics Freebie With a Cause
When shoppers buy two Clarins items at Macy’s, Clarins will donate $1 to an antihunger group, the equivalent of paying for 10 school meals.
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Business Day
Cleveland Paper to Trim Delivery and Cut Staff
The Plain Dealer, owned by Advance Publications, will trim home delivery to three days a week and lay off 53 newsroom employees.
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World
Dutch Man Confesses to Killing British Woman in Kashmir, Police Say
Attacker blamed influence of cannabis in part for killing, police said
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Opinion
The Atlanta Teacher Aptitude Test (ATAT)
Please use a sharp No. 2 pencil and, where needed, the pink tip of the writing implement.
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Job Market
Big Thoughts, Early On
Born in Hong Kong, the C.E.O. of a software company says the immigrant experience taught her the importance of hard work, and the value of being entrepreneurial.
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Opinion
Medical Device Tax Hurts the Economy and Patients
Medical device lobbyists and the United Spinal Association respond to an editorial, “One Industry’s Hold on the Senate.”
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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.
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U.S.
Ban on Free Condoms Jeopardizes Group’s Work With Catholic College
Boston College Students for Sexual Health, an unofficial campus group, was told by university officials to stop distributing condoms, leading organizers to ask: Why now?
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N.Y. / Region
A Shaman, Coaxing Sobriety
Dimitri Mugianis, a former heroin addict, tries to help users end their dependence on drugs with elements of shamanic rituals he discovered while traveling in Gabon.
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Business Day
B&B Owner Responds to Web Site Review
Should the Wedgwood Manor country inn include people in its promotional photographs or not?
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U.S.
How to Get Rich From the Eastward Tilt
The next Steve Jobs may well be living in a place like Pakistan, Turkey or Nigeria, thanks to a surge in entrepreneurship that is a response to the peril and promise of a globalized economy.
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Opinion
For the Anxious, Avoidance Can Have an Upside
Research in neuroscience suggests that exposure to fear-inducing situations is not the only way to overcome them.
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N.Y. / Region
Sharing Soda on a Crowded Subway
Metropolitan Diary: Two friends, separated on a crowded train, manage to share a drink thanks to a man in the middle.
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U.S.
Obama Tells Donors of Tough Politics of Environment
President Obama laid bare the political dilemma he faced on environmental issues, including the fate of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline from Canada.
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Magazine
Lean In, Dad
In talking about women at work, let’s not forget the role of men at home.
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Booming
At Ease With a Body Fighting Gravity
An almost-60 woman finds she is more at ease with her body now than when it was at its best, and she was a self-critical teenager.
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Health
Think Like a Doctor: The Baby Who Won't Eat Solved!
More than 100 readers solved the terrifying case of a 3-month-old baby who stopped eating.
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Business Day
Cleveland Paper to Trim Delivery and Cut Staff
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World
'Kissinger Cables' Offer Window Into Indian Politics of the 1970s
India may have conducted its first nuclear test to counter an economic slowdown and other revelations.
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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
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N.Y. / Region
Sharing Soda on a Crowded Subway
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U.S.
Part 1: Answers to Your Questions on Making the Final College Decision
Marie Bigham, a veteran college counselor, and Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on paying for college, answer select reader questions about where to enroll. Part 1.
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Health
Walnuts for Diabetes
Eating walnuts may reduce the risk for Type 2 diabetes in women, a large new study concludes.
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Business Day
Cleveland Paper to Trim Delivery and Cut Staff
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Style
Lockdown: Teaching Students to Hide From Guns, and Hide Their Fears
“Mommy, it’s so hard at school,” my daughter whispers. “We’re not even allowed to say the word ‘gun.’ But then they make us think about them.”
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Health
Air Pollution Tied to Birth Defects
Exposure in the first two months of pregnancy to air pollution from traffic sharply increases the risk for neural tube defects, a new study has found.
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N.Y. / Region
Sharing Soda on a Crowded Subway
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World
Saudis to Delay a Measure Deporting Foreign Workers
Stricter enforcement of laws on foreign workers raises fears of hardship in countries like Egypt and Yemen, which rely on remittances from its workers in Saudi Arabia.
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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
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N.Y. / Region
At Trial Over Police Tactic, Judge’s Focus Shifts From Stopping to Frisking
As proceedings over the New York Police Department’s stop-and-frisk policy enters the fourth week, questions about the extent of searches stand in contrast to much of the public debate.
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Health
Walnuts for Diabetes
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Health
Surprise Path to Better Sex: Hip Surgery
Many patients whose sex life had suffered because of arthritis report an increase in libido and stamina and in their ability to climax after joint surgery.
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N.Y. / Region
Sharing Soda on a Crowded Subway
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Business Day
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
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Science
Scientists Question Impact as Vineyards Turn Up in New Places
A new study focuses on what happens to animals and plants when grapes are transported to their habitat.
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