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 December 07, 2010New York Today |
NewsBig CityChancellor From Different World Visits ClassroomsBy SUSAN DOMINUSCathleen P. Black, the executive chosen to lead New York City's schools, showed self-confidence on a school visit. Bloomberg Seeking Election Law Changes to Increase Voter TurnoutBy ELIZABETH A. HARRISThe mayor would like to see deadlines for registering moved closer to Election Day, the ballots made easier to read and early voting allowed. Governor Pardons Six Immigrants Facing Deportation Over Old CrimesBy KIRK SEMPLEThose granted clemency include a university official who pleaded guilty to a drug crime more than two decades ago.  A Blessing of the Burger to End a Restaurant JinxBy DIANE CARDWELLRepresentatives of various faiths blessed a burger chain's effort to overcome the bad luck one Manhattan corner has held for other food purveyors. ADVERTISEMENT  Features The Neediest CasesMortgage Aid Restores Family's Brooklyn RefugeBy JENNIFER MASCIAFaced with losing her home and business to foreclosure, a mother of five gets the legal help she needs for a mortgage modification.  The AppraisalSharing the Dakota With John LennonBy CHRISTINE HAUGHNEYFor residents of the Dakota, the former Beatle was known, among other things, as a protective father and a collector of apartments. BusinessDealBookTreasury to Sell Last of Citigroup StakeBy ERIC DASHTaxpayers are expected to gain $12 billion in profit from the sale, which will free the giant financial company from government controls. Sports Patriots 45, Jets 3Big Game Is No ContestBy GREG BISHOPPulling no punches, the Patriots buried the Jets under an avalanche of points.  Knicks 121, Timberwolves 114Behind Stoudemire, Knicks Gain Some RevengeBy JONATHAN ABRAMSWith their 10th victory in 11 games, the Knicks beat the team that rallied from a 21-point deficit to beat them last month. New York Most E-Mailed | Arts Dance ReviewSwirls of Motion in Black and WhiteBy ROSLYN SULCASNoord Nederlandse Dans's performance of "Tidal" at the Baryshnikov Arts Center on Thursday night was full of the kind of physical work that leaves audiences confused.  Theater Review | 'Baby Universe: A Puppet Odyssey'Nurture, After Nature Turns UglyBy DAVID ROONEY"Baby Universe: A Puppet Odyssey" is a funny and poignant eco-fable. Dance ReviewThe Inspiration Found in Silence and BrandoBy GIA KOURLASIn "Truly Madly Deeply," the Movement Research Fall Festival showcased works by Temporary Collective and Brian Rogers. Science Puzzler at Work | Dan FeyerAcross and Down, the Wizard Who Is Fastest of AllBy DENISE GRADYDan Feyer whips through 20 crosswords a day, is the winner of this year's American Crossword Puzzle Tournament and has 100,000 puzzles saved on his computer. 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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