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OPINION April 7, 2009
David Brooks: The End of Philosophy
By DAVID BROOKS
Today, many psychologists, cognitive scientists and even philosophers embrace a different view of moral thinking based less on reason and deliberation and more on seeing and evaluating.

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HEALTH / RESEARCH April 6, 2009
Brain Power: Brain Researchers Open Door to Editing Memory
By BENEDICT CAREY
An influx of money and talent into neuroscience has led to an experimental drug that could block certain memories.

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HEALTH April 7, 2009
Mind: When All You Have Left Is Your Pride
By BENEDICT CAREY
Keeping up appearances, psychologists say, is about much more than appearance.

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FASHION & STYLE April 5, 2009
The iPhone Gold Rush
By JENNA WORTHAM
Develop a popular app and quit your day job.

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EDUCATION April 7, 2009
Report Envisions Shortage of Teachers as Retirements Escalate
By SAM DILLON
Over the next four years, more than a third of the nation’s 3.2 million teachers could retire, depriving classrooms of experienced instructors.

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HEALTH April 7, 2009
DNA Test Outperforms Pap Smear
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.
Gynecologists hope that a new test for cervical cancer will replace Pap smears in countries that can afford it.

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MAGAZINE April 5, 2009
Obama’s Rabbi
By ZEV CHAFETS
Like his cousins Michelle and Barack Obama, Capers Funnye, the head of one of the largest black synagogues in the United States, wants to reach across the aisle — in his case, to white Jews.

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SCIENCE April 7, 2009
Findings: Public Policy That Makes Test Subjects of Us All
By JOHN TIERNEY
The effects of reducing salt intake are unclear, but that won’t stop New York City.

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SCIENCE April 7, 2009
Answering Baseball’s What-Ifs
By ALAN SCHWARZ
For the science of baseball strategy, one game teaches precious little but a thousand seasons can take a while. Thank goodness for quad-core processors.

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OPINION April 6, 2009
Op-Ed Contributor: This Old Wasteful House
By RICHARD MOE
We want to create jobs, and revitalize neighborhoods where millions of Americans live, and all of this could be accomplished by making older homes more energy-efficient.

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U.S. / POLITICS April 7, 2009
Outlook on Economy Is Brightening, Poll Finds
By ADAM NAGOURNEY and MEGAN THEE-BRENAN
President Obama is enjoying some success in rebuilding confidence, according to a New York Times/CBS News poll.

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ARTS / ART & DESIGN April 7, 2009
Mapping the Cultural Buzz: How Cool Is That?
By MELENA RYZIK
A new study that measures what it calls “the geography of buzz” in New York and Los Angeles seeks to illustrate the importance of the creative class to urban development.

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US April 7, 2009
Vermont Legalizes Gay Marriage
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Legislature voted to override Gov. Jim Douglas’s veto of a bill allowing gays and lesbians to marry.

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BUSINESS April 7, 2009
Removing Medtronic Heart Cables Is Hard Choice
By BARRY MEIER
In the next few years, thousands of patients may face risky surgical procedures to remove and replace the Sprint Fidelis, a heart defibrillator cable that has been pulled from the market.

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OPINION April 6, 2009
Op-Ed Contributor: How the Internet Got Its Rules
By STEPHEN D. CROCKER
Forty years ago today, Requests for Comments were born. The humble documents shaped the Internet's inner workings and played a significant role in its success.

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OPINION April 5, 2009
Maureen Dowd: The First Shrink
By MAUREEN DOWD
President Obama won over Europe using a psychological finesse that has been missing from American leadership for a long time.

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HEALTH April 7, 2009
Cases: A Roller Coaster to Acceptance of a Son’s Autism
By ANNIE LUBLINER LEHMANN
When told their son’s autism was “untreatable,” two parents stepped into action.

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OPINION December 31, 1969
Video Library Player: Op-Ed: Last Jew in Afghanistan
Zablon Simantov, a Jewish resident of Kabul, explains why he remains despite his increasing solitude. A short documentary by Oliver Englehart.

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BUSINESS / ECONOMY April 7, 2009
Economy Falling Years Behind Full Speed
By LOUIS UCHITELLE
The slack economy’s loss of output is running at $1 trillion a year, and it will take years for employers, investors and consumers to bring it back to full speed.

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HEALTH April 7, 2009
Personal Health: Flying Healthy, From Takeoff Past Landing
By JANE E. BRODY
Tips to help you avoid getting sick on your next flight.

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HEALTH / FITNESS & NUTRITION April 6, 2009
Recipes for Health: In the Humble Artichoke, a Lesson in Patience
By MARTHA ROSE SHULMAN
Few vegetables require so much work to eat, but artichokes are well worth the effort.

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ARTS / MUSIC April 6, 2009
Music Review St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Is That in Your Job Description, Maestro?
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
For making news in the staid world of classical music, nothing topped David Robertson’s unplanned New York debut as a singer during the symphony’s concert.

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BUSINESS April 6, 2009
A Rich Education for Summers (After Harvard)
By LOUISE STORY
After leaving Harvard, Lawrence H. Summers earned nearly $5.2 million advising elite math wizards and scientists at a New York hedge fund.

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US April 7, 2009
Koreans and Bangladeshis Vie in Los Angeles District
By MIRA JANG
In an overwhelmingly Korean-American section of Los Angeles known as Koreatown, an effort is under way to name part of it Little Bangladesh.

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MAGAZINE April 5, 2009
The Medium: I Hate My iPhone
By VIRGINIA HEFFERNAN
The true story of a technological dissenter.

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