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May 16-18, 2008

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KONRAD FIEDLER

HALL OF ART - AND JUSTICE

When the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute opens its new exhibit, ‘Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy’ on Wednesday, these temporary sculptures will be gone — but their wardrobes will remain.

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Song of Jennifer
Movies
By BRUCE BENNETT

In his memoir, "An Open Book," the late film director John Huston remembered the actress Jennifer Jones thusly: "Jennifer looked for direction in every move she made. She put herself completely in the hands of the director, more than any other actress I've ever worked with...

Indiana Jones as the Outsider
Movies
By S. JAMES SNYDER
It's possible that Indiana Jones cemented his legend 27 years ago in "Raiders of the Lost Ark," when he picked a fight with a bad guy twice his size. Having skipped among such exotic locales as Egypt and Nepal on the hunt for the ultimate treasure, the unfamiliar hero...

Gay Marriage is Back in the Race
Coast Court Okays Rites of Same Sex
By JOSH GERSTEIN
PALO ALTO, Calif. — The California Supreme Court's decision legalizing same-sex marriage could thrust the issue back into the national debate during this year's...

Bush: Masada 'Shall Never Fall Again'
Warns Against 'Foolish Delusion' of Negotiating With Terrorists, Dictators
By BENNY AVNI
President Bush, warning against the "foolish delusion" of negotiating with terrorists and dictators, has set off a foreign policy debate that is likely to color the...

Paterson Pays A Stabilized Rate of Rent
By BENJAMIN SARLIN
The governor of New York pays about $1,250 a month for a two-bedroom, rent-stabilized apartment in central Harlem, even while owning a home upstate in Guilderland...

Mediocrity Derails Subway Series
Baseball
By TIM MARCHMAN
One would think that over two games in which emergency starter Claudio Vargas and no. 5 starter Mike Pelfrey gave up three runs in 14 innings, the Mets would manage...

Bloomberg's Next Term
After years on the public stage, Mayor Bloomberg is a puzzle even to those who watch him closely. On the one hand he has thrown himself into the mayoralty, winning re-election — and, in political...

Four Issues Spread On Hot Air
By R. EMMETT TYRRELL Jr.
Readers of this column will recall that from time to time in covering an election cycle I have referred to a voting bloc that political analysts of more delicate sensibilities would rather not...

Out of Her Mother's Shadow

STYLE | Elettra Rossellini Wiedemann is proof that the progeny of famous human thoroughbreds don't always buckle under the weight of expectation.

Obama and Israel

SUN SPECIAL | The New York Sun examines Senator Obama's policy stance toward Israel.

First-Round Results Were Deceptive

BASKETBALL | John Hollinger argues that many post-season contests are less 'close' than fans tend to believe.

Stimulus Impact May Be Short-Lived

BUSINESS | Liz Peek warns that until consumers perk up, the spending of their tax rebate checks may not carry the economy too far.


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