>The South End Newspaper (South End)
Each new year is greeted with feelings of hope and possibility throughout the world. The new year is not, however, celebrated identically across every culture. In fact, New Year s Day does not fall on Jan. 1 everywhere in the world, as is customary in western cultures.
>Arts & Letters Daily Archive (Arts & Letters Daily)
This Arts & Letters Daily Archive page contains links so far removed from the main page in 2005. Most of the links in this Archive will eventually become inert. Because we do not retain copies of linked pages, we are unable either to trace or to retrieve this older material.
>Japan at last lets the good news out: emperor's only daughter to wed (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Japan ended a year of disasters on a happy note with the royal family announcing that the emperor's only daughter Princess Sayako will marry, a piece of good news delayed twice by tragedy.
>The Emperor's Same Old Clothes (Cato Institute)
On the Web site of the U.S. Association of Importers of Textile and Apparel is a countdown clock marking the years, months, days, hours, minutes and even seconds until the expiration of quotas that have governed most international trade in textiles and clothing for 30 years.
>FLORIDA TODAY NFL writer Carl Kotala makes his fearless forecast for Week 16 (Florida Today)
Carolina (+3) at Tampa Bay: The Buccaneers seem to be finding new ways to lose, and this week, defensive end Simeon Rice criticized coach Jon Gruden's leadership. These guys did win a Super Bowl, right?
>Designs for a new year (Toronto Star)
If Irvin Bromberg had his way, 2005 would be the last year we mark the passing days on a fusty, annoying calendar that's been in use for 2,000 years. Gone would be the Feb. 29 leap day, says Bromberg, a microbiologist at Mount Sinai Hospital and amateur calendar enthusiast.
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>Ethiopia’s wonder kid becomes a hero
International Association of Athletics Foundation, Monaco - Jan 10, 2005
... m World record (also previously held by Gebrselassie) stopping the clock at 26 ... now he is finding himself feeling Geb’s shoes as “The Emperor” edges closer ...
>Celebrations, superstitions, hopes for New Year differ
The South End, MI - Jan 9, 2005
... on the first of March, a custom that changed in 46 BC, when Emperor Julius Caesar ... It is a Spanish tradition to eat 12 grapes as the clock strikes midnight on ...
>Famous sites left unscathed
The Malaysia Star, Malaysia - Jan 9, 2005
... its artefacts safe, including the bell of Cakra Donya and a clock brought by Admiral Zheng He in 1414 as a gift of friendship from the Chinese emperor. ...
>The NBA: I Can’t Watch This Game!
SportsFan Magazine, MD - Jan 5, 2005
... The emperor has no clothes. ... Dribbling for reasons other than to score, or move closer to pass to a teammate, consumes the 24-second clock. ...
>OBASANJO, AUDU OGBEH SAGA: A DEFINING MOMENT IN NIGERIA'S ...
Nigeria World, Nigeria - Jan 3, 2005
... a political jobber, a glorified court jester or the proverbial Emperor without clothes. ... of whether Obasanjo and his advisers work round the clock to implement ...
>Getting a Fix on the NBA
Sports Central, VA - Jan 3, 2005
... The emperor has no clothes. ... Dribbling for reasons other than to score, or move closer to pass to a teammate, consumes the 24-second clock. ...
