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 December 02, 2010New York Today |
News As Newark Cuts Officers, Fears of a Regression Take RootBy KAREEM FAHIMA day after the city announced it was laying off roughly 13 percent of its police force, residents battered by decades of crime raised the specter of the bad old days. Cheshire Appeal Will Point to TwitterBy WILLIAM GLABERSONDefense lawyers say that a news media "circus atmosphere" improperly swayed the jury that convicted Steven J. Hayes of killing three in Connecticut. New York's House Delegation to Lose One or Two SeatsBy SAM ROBERTSThe Census Bureau will announce this month that New York State's Congressional delegation will shrink to the smallest it has been in 200 years.  No Last Push by Paterson to Legalize Gay MarriageBy THOMAS KAPLANThe governor said he had put out feelers to see if lawmakers would now agree to the bill, but found little support. ADVERTISEMENT  Features The Neediest CasesSurvivor of African Rebel Raids Struggles in New LifeBy A. E. VELEZMichael Kallon fled Sierra Leone and Liberia and received citizenship and asylum in the United States. But his troubles did not end in West Africa. Business A Brash Bettor StumblesBy JULIE CRESWELL and AZAM AHMEDFederal authorities are examining whether Philip Falcone used the hedge fund Harbinger Capital as a piggy bank to pay an income tax bill. SportsSports of The TimesMaybe Jeter Should Leave and Expand His HorizonsBy GEORGE VECSEYDerek Jeter has every right to consider leaving the Yankees to find out what life is like somewhere else, for more money. If he can find it.  Islanders Travel the Road From Dynasty to DebacleBy KEN BELSON and DAVE CALDWELLThis is shaping up to be another dreadful season for one of the most problem-plagued franchises in the N.H.L. New York Most E-Mailed | Style The Crush Builds as SoHo RevivesBy STEPHEN HEYMANAs the retail outlook improved, SoHo once again became a prime location for brands seeking a prestigious address and a high concentration of affluent, fashion-savvy shoppers.  Up CloseThe UnMuseumBy ALEX WILLIAMSThe new Lower East Side home of the art gallery Sperone Westwater, designed by Norman Foster, seems an almost Trumpian expression of ambition.  BoîteWhite Noise in the East VillageBy BEN DETRICKOpen since late summer, White Noise on Avenue B is a shadowy den of a rock 'n' roll bar. Arts Art ReviewSquiggly, Tangly and AngularBy HOLLAND COTTERWho said a line had to be flat? A new exhibition at MoMA, "On Line," explores all possible dimensions. Dance ReviewFirst the Bonbon, Then the Main Course: CampBy CLAUDIA LA ROCCOBallet Hispanico opened a two-week season on Tuesday at the Joyce Theater with a pair of premieres and a work by a distinguished guest artist: American Ballet Theater's Herman Cornejo.  Dance Theater Merges With Bill T. Jones TroupeBy KATE TAYLORDance Theater Workshop and the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company will form a producing and presenting entity, called New York Live Arts. Theater Review | 'Rosmersholm'In Ibsen, Discontent and Desires UnspokenBy KEN JAWOROWSKIThe Pearl Theater Company's production of Ibsen's "Rosmersholm" is compelling, as the characters grapple with unvoiced emotions. The Scoop The Scoop iPhone AppAn insider's guide to what to eat, drink and do in New York has a new shopping section. A list of our favorite places to buy clothes and accessories, compiled by the editors and reporters in the Styles section and T Magazine. The ListingsLonger versions of selected event listings in the New York area this week are now available online.Art | Classical & Opera | Dance | Jazz | Movies | Rock & Pop | Theater | Children's Events | Spare Times ADVERTISEMENT  |
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