The New York Times-20080127

1. Cameras Show if Surf Is Good, But Surfers Are Getting in Way
2. Combat Trauma Takes the Witness Stand; [Series]
3. Obama Carries South Carolina By Wide Margin
4. Pakistan Shuns C.I.A. Buildup Sought by U.S.
5. Reviewer of Subprime Loans Agrees to Aid Inquiry of Banks
6. Weathering a Test of Mettle; [News Analysis]
7. News Summary; [News]
8. Quotation of the Day; [Quote]
9. American Woman Is Kidnapped in Afghanistan
10. Ethnic Violence in Rift Valley Is Tearing Kenya Apart
11. As Suharto Clings to Life, Mystics See Spirits' Power
12. Rights Group Accuses Myanmar of Holding More Dissidents
13. 11 Are Killed in a Guyanese Village
14. French Trader in Custody After $7 Billion in Losses
15. Tehran's Mayor Speaks of Making Iran Less Isolated
16. Mexico Arrests Man in Killing Of Cardinal
17. Plan to Extend Shanghai Rail Line Stirs Middle Class to Protest
18. Ex-Pakistani Official Says Policy on Taliban Is Failing
19. Nuclear Arsenal Remains Secure, General Asserts
20. Egypt Warns Hamas About Border Violence
21. Israel's Experimental Pressure Backfires; [News Analysis]
22. A Baptist Coalition Aims for Moderation
23. Arizona Law Takes a Toll On Nonresident Students
24. So Many Places to Live, But So Far Out of Reach
25. Bush's 2002 State of the Union Volunteerism Initiative Is Seen as Sputtering
26. For Speaker, Calculated Stimulus Steps
27. A Former President, Back in the Thick of Politics
28. Early Balloting Surges, Altering Races in Florida
29. In His Own Words
30. Hopes Pinned on Florida, Giuliani Sees Tough Week
31. McCain Goes On Offensive In Tight Race In Florida
32. Paybacks Hurt, but Some Senate Democrats Are Taking Sides Anyway
33. U.S. Spy Satellite, Power Gone, May Hit Earth
34. Endorsement From Unions Offers Boost, But How Big?
35. Farewell to a Pub, and Maybe to an Era
36. Officers' Arrests Put Spotlight On Police Use of Informants
37. Plan to Close Prisons Stirs Anxiety in Towns That Depend on Them
38. G.O.P. Move To Change State Ballots Stirs Debate
39. Graffiti Examined In Brooklyn
40. Officer Fatally Shot by Police Was Trying to Stop a Fight
41. A Chess Master Returns Older, and Maybe Wiser
42. An Eruption of Bad Feelings Mars an Elite Tournament
43. An Escape From Rwanda, Then a Struggle to Survive in New York
44. Christian Brando, 49, Troubled Son of Marlon Brando; [Obituary (Obit)]
45. George Habash, Palestinian Terrorism Tactician, Dies at 82; [Obituary (Obit)]
46. H. Bradford Westerfield, 79, Influential Yale Professor; [Obituary (Obit)]
47. Rupert F. Richardson, 78, Former N.A.A.C.P. Leader; [Obituary (Obit)]
48. What's On Tonight
49. The Capa Cache
50. To Boldly Go Where Shakespeare Calls
51. 'ELMER GANTRY': Is It an Opera?; [Letter]
52. Another 'Elmer Gantry'; [Letter]
53. Art
54. Classical
55. Dance
56. Film
57. JIMMY BRESLIN: Inspirational Curmudgeon; [Letter]
58. Pop
59. SHAKESPEARE IN LONDON: Plays Refresh Themes; [Letter]
60. Television
61. Theater
62. Shows Survive By Sharing A Stage
63. Instant Nostalgia? Let's Go to the Videotape
64. Screams in Asia Echo in Hollywood
65. He Tells It Like It Is, Even to Larry David
66. On the Couch On a Hollywood Soundstage
67. For Strikers, The Agony Of Spare Time
68. Podium Star, Ever Expanding His Horizons
69. Life Past the Classroom And After the Orchestra
70. Hip-Hop's Newest Faces: Indie, Fierce and Female
71. Sounds That May Remind You Of Something, or of Nothing
72. Welcome to New Mexico. Now Create.
73. Time to Retire Those Sets and Tutus
74. A One-Two Punch To the Midmarket
75. In Desert, the Prices Keep Their Heat
76. In Arizona, Classics Hold Steady
77. Toll Discounts for Going Green
78. So Efficient, L.E.D.'s Are Now Fashion Plates, Too
79. White Wins; Silver Fades
80. Online
81. Up Front
82. Letters; [Letter]
83. Middle-Age Man; [Review]
84. Birth of a Nation; [Review]
85. Death's Army; [Review]
86. King of the Road; [Review]
87. Il Miglior Fabbro; [Review]
88. Your Place or Mine; [Review]
89. Doesn't Scare Easily
90. The Isolationist; [Review]
91. Faith and Healing; [Review]
92. In the American Grain; [Review]
93. The Art of War; [Review]
94. Editors' Choice: Recent books of particular interest
95. TBR: Inside the List
96. Welcome to the Jungle; [Review]
97. Paperback Row
98. Shades of the Muckrakers
99. In the Heart of the Heart of Conspiracy
100. Royal Pay At Delphi, Reined In By a Judge
101. Saving Sears Doesn't Look Easy Anymore
102. What's $34 Billion on Wall St.?
103. Identified Flying Objects Over Phoenix
104. Openers the Count; [Money and Business/Financial Desk]
105. The Chatter; [Business/Financial Desk]
106. Will Cars Fly as Fast As the Metaphors?
107. Freed From the Page, but a Book Nonetheless
108. The Coming Wave of Gadgets That Listen and Obey
109. An Ear To the Ground On Stocks
110. Outsmarting the Pack During Earnings Season
111. To Build Confidence, Try Better Bricks
112. Can Their Wish Be the Market's Command?
113. Letters; [Letter]
114. Moviegoers In Seoul Will Love This Film
115. A Small Gain in a Tumultuous Week
116. As Seen on TV
117. When English Is the Rule at Work
118. Bringing Home the Bacon, And Keeping Off the Weight
119. 'Green' Buildings Don't Have to Be New
120. Faith in Granola Earned Its Makers Millions
121. How Are the Bees of Winter? Doing Fine, Sticking Together
122. New Use for Old Wood; [News]
123. With Donated Painting, Aquarium Enters Art World Controversy
124. Enough Tapas To Satisfy a Crowd; [Review]
125. With Cheese You Get Crackers; [Review]
126. Calendar; [Connecticut Weekly Desk]
127. Pop Art Meets Photorealism
128. The Multiple Faces Of Anna Deavere Smith
129. After the Tragedy, the Tidying Up
130. Grit Beneath the Glitter
131. F. y. I.; [The City Weekly Desk]
132. The Unthinkable, Right Around the Corner
133. 27 Dresses, and Then Some
134. Clobbered by a Train They Didn't See Coming
135. Unlikely Recruits Heed The Call of the Sagebrush
136. A Man, a Weapon And a Street on Edge
137. Bone-Dry Days At the No-Beer Tavern
138. Braving the Cold to Hang Out With the Rock Star of Science Class
139. For a Housing Group, A Familiar Client
140. For Pamperers of the Pampered, It's Beauty, Interrupted
141. An Early Taste Of Ambition; [Review]
142. Where Even Old Is New; [Review]
143. Helicopters Above, Discontent Below; [Letter]
144. Filipino Nurses, Healers in Trouble
145. Post-College Blues? Just Move Back In
146. Pulled Over for, Yes, A Tint Violation
147. Students Wage War on a Disease
148. No Break-Ins, Just Incessant Wailing
149. Tug of War Ends in Baby's Territory
150. Domestic Insecurity
151. When the Fair-Weather Sippers Disappear, Wineries Try Jazz
152. Calendar; [Long Island Weekly Desk]
153. Restoration At a Waterside Setting; [Review]
154. Roses of Consequence; [Review]
155. Colonial Suffolk Life In All Its Simplicity
156. Long Island Sound Proposal Awaits Crucial Ruling
157. Letters; [Letter]
158. Old-School Economics
159. Agit Pop; [Interview]
160. Change Machine
161. Children's Crusade
162. Minorities for Money?
163. How Its Couched
164. Extra Helping
165. Mister Wonderful; [Series]
166. The Lemur: Chapter 3: The Bite; [Series]
167. What Happened in Vegas Stayed in His Novel
168. Waving Goodbye to Hegemony
169. A Dying Breed
170. In the Name of the Father
171. Sex in the City
172. Stock Options
173. Returned to Sender
174. A Fallen Marine's Father Waging a Righteous Battle
175. For High School Skiers, 3 Leagues of Their Own
176. Ex-Mayor Resurfaces as a Corzine Antagonist
177. Grammy-Winning D.J. Segues Between Careers and Home Life
178. Towns Use Zoning to Limit Sex Businesses
179. For Starters, Salads. But Don't Stop There.; [Review]
180. Hearty, and Classic, Favorites; [Review]
181. Calendar; [New Jersey Weekly Desk]
182. Living Life's Dreams, Only Faster; [Review]
183. This 'Macbeth' Goes for the Gore; [Review]
184. Bubble-Gum Pink To a Restful Beige
185. Commuting: The Ferocity And the Fun
186. Big Deal
187. Season of Discontent
188. Will Offering Plans Be Online?; [Question]
189. On The Market
190. On The Market; [1]
191. On The Market; [2]
192. On The Market; [3]
193. On The Market; [4]
194. With No Time to Spare
195. Where Charming Buildings Housed Horses
196. Residential Sales Around The Region
197. Beaten Down, and Not Only by Nature
198. On the Market; [Real Estate Desk]
199. A Little Cybermagic Builds the Unbuilt
200. Readers' Commutes: Good, Bad, Ecstatic
201. Hiring a Super For the Long Haul
202. Solar and Relatively Affordable?
203. What Do 'Cram-Downs' Cost?
204. As Woods Pulls From the Pack, Golf's Next Generation Is Waiting
205. Devalued Sonics Seek New Arena Or a New City To Call Home
206. Linked by Blood and Roots
207. Officials Make Deals to Learn Who Made Drug Deals
208. For Rahlves, No Longer Man Against Mountain
209. Players'-Eye View Of the Past
210. Red Sox-Yankees Rivalry Wears Suits
211. A Second Wave of Success Is Sweeter for Sharapova
212. Barclays Host And PGA Tour Reach a Deal
213. Woods Leaves Rest of Field Running for Cover
214. Long-Forgotten Perfection By the Lake
215. One Last Game In Orange Bowl
216. First Victory For Sullivan; [Brief]
217. Florida Receiver Lifts South; [Brief]
218. Italian Wins Giant Slalom; [Brief]
219. Kostner Keeps Title; [Brief]
220. Liverpool Survives; [Brief]
221. Plenty of Intensity, but No Game for the Giants
222. Redskins Get New Assistants But Await Decision on Coach
223. Wins For Cameroon and Egypt; [Brief]
224. A Champion Vaulter Has Come a Long Way
225. Same Chemicals, Different Reactions
226. Heat Edges the Pacers To End a 15-Game Slide
227. Off the Dribble; [Sports Desk]
228. Tar Heels Need Double Overtime To Pull Away From the Terrapins
229. Tuning Up for a Tough Road, No. 5 Rutgers Beats Villanova
230. From The Quad
231. Memphis Runs Past Gonzaga to Reach 19-0
232. Short-Handed on Road, Connecticut Beats No. 7 Indiana
233. In a Youth Movement, Nagasu Wins the Title
234. Loonie Economics In the N.H.L.
235. Rangers to Open in Prague. Maybe.
236. Thrashers' Kovalchuk Lets His Mature Side Show
237. 30 Seconds With Cris Carter
238. A Voice of Skepticism on the Impact of Steroids
239. In Sickness and in Health, and in Overtime
240. In-Box; [Sports Desk]
241. Dr. Dippy, Meet Dr. Evil
242. The Quarterbacks' Sideline Play
243. Tightening the Alligator Belt
244. Lion Leapers
245. Peace of a Wearable Kind
246. The Absinthe Drinker
247. Your Money Or Your Masterpiece
248. Bold and Basic
249. Know-It-Alls on a Riff
250. Closing Night for My Bit Part
251. A Little Suspense Travels a Long Way
252. The Old Man Returns
253. A Final Curtain Call For Valentino; [Review]
254. Take a Bow; [News]
255. Laura Brown and Brian Vogt
256. Lauren Peoples, Thomas Isenhour
257. Mary Kerwin, Nicholas Holmes
258. Joanna Stern, Jeremy Loewenberger
259. Katharine Applegarth, Matthew Simons
260. Mari-Claudia Jimenez, Steven Coffey
261. Norris Post, Charles Daniels
262. Patrice Battey, Andrew Simon
263. Rachel Berkowitz, O'Donnell Lee
264. Sandra Zucker, Joshua Bennett
265. Sonia Satija, Rajan Kapoor
266. Hawaii on a Dime
267. Datebook
268. Have a Passport Problem? Fix It at the Airport
269. Midway Will Reopen for Small Groups of Tourists
270. Movie Previews On the High Seas
271. The Riviera Maya Has a Brand-New Resort
272. Carnaval on a Smaller Stage
273. Letters: Bad (and Good) Airports; [Letter]
274. Letters: Skiing, Near and Far; [Letter]
275. Check in, Check Out; [Travel Desk]
276. Rebirth of a Bohemian Barrio
277. Armchair Traveler
278. Can Darwin's Lab Survive Success?
279. Q&A
280. A Campus Serves As a Needed Oasis In a Crowded City
281. The Ski Town That Aspen Used to Be Like
282. 36 Hours In Cape Town
283. Dining That's Not Set to Strauss Waltzes
284. From Bi Bim Bop to a Huge Spa
285. Why We Travelmontenegro; [Travel Desk]
286. Does That Trans-Fat Ban Grease a Slippery Slope?
287. Proposal Seeks a Break For Low-Wage Workers
288. Mamaroneck and School Settle Dispute
289. Library Walks Fine Line On Web Pornography
290. Plan for Children's Museum at Historic Site Faces Delay
291. Fondue Redux (circa 1960s); [Review]
292. Makeover Focuses Menu, Making a Kitchen Hum; [Review]
293. Calendar; [Westchester Weekly Desk]
294. Opening a Window on the Creative Mind; [Review]
295. O Wise Bank, What Do We Do? (No Fibbing Now)
296. Rethinking the Meat-Guzzler
297. Laugh Lines; [Week in Review Desk]
298. Searching for Osama Bin Laden / Jan. 20-26
299. A New France In the New Middle East: Forget Glory
300. Phone Call Into History
301. 8 Decades, 7 Iraqi Flags
302. When Icons Die Young
303. Beyond the Stimulus Package; [Editorial]
304. Giuliani as Mayor: A Look at the Darker Side; [Letter]
305. Mental Health Care Is Essential for Our Iraq Veterans; [Letter]
306. Perestroika for Connecticut; [Editorial]
307. Pointy-Headed Regulation; [Editorial]
308. Put the 'Emergency!' Back in the E.R.; [Letter]
309. Unkept Promises in Darfur; [Editorial]
310. It's Not Giuliani Time in Florida; [Op-Ed]
311. Paying the Price for the Fed's Success; [Op-Ed]
312. Stories That Speak for Themselves
313. Op-Extra: Selections from Opinion Online; [Editorial Desk]
314. The Billary Road to Republican Victory; [Op-Ed]
315. A President Like My Father; [Op-Ed]
316. The Age Of Ambition; [Op-Ed]
317. What's Cholesterol Got to Do With It?; [Op-Ed]