The November 25, 2003 was a Tuesday under the star sign of ♐. It was the 328 day of the year. President of the United States was George W. Bush.
If you were born on this day, you are 22 years old. Your last birthday was on the Tuesday, November 25, 2025, 222 days ago. Your next birthday is on Wednesday, November 25, 2026, in 142 days. You have lived for 8,258 days, or about 198,203 hours, or about 11,892,210 minutes, or about 713,532,600 seconds.
Date: 26 November 2003
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
Democratic lawmakers from New York metropolitan area overwhelmingly oppose prescription drug bill that Congress approves, while region's Republicans back bill in near-party-line vote (S)
Date: 26 November 2003
By ALEX WITCHEL
Alex WITCHEL
Alex Witchel profile of Adam Perry Lang, who is both executive chef at Robert's Steakhouse at Penthouse Executive Club on West 45th Street and co-owner of Daisy May's BBQ USA, next door; photos (M)
Date: 25 November 2003
By DIANE CARDWELL
Diane CARDWELL
Sen Joseph Lieberman, struggling to break out of cramped second tier of Democratic presidential candidates in New Hampshire, will broadcast new ad casting him as maverick akin to Republican John McCain in 2000 race (S)
Date: 25 November 2003
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
Transportation commission appointed by Gov James E McGreevey recommends rise of 12.5 cents a gallon in gasoline tax in order to fund New Jersey's depleted Transportation Trust Fund, saying there is no other feasible way to raise $750 million a year needed to pay for repairs to state road and bridges; Republicans balk at new taxes; transportation and environmental advocates support investment in road, bridge and rail projects, as long as state adheres to McGreevey's pledge to repair existing infrastructure instead of building new roads; elected officials say that full 12.5 percent increase is unlikely, but that increase of at least 8 percent is possible; photo (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By MICHAEL LUO
Michael LUO
Partnership for New York City study assesses economic efficacy of seven proposals for improvements to mass transit system; proposed projects could cost more than $50 billion and some projects will have to be postponed; study holds that price tag for Second Avenue subway exceeds its economic development benefits by nearly $2.7 billion because it would take 17 years to build; Metropolitan Transportation Authority director William Wheeler and New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver dispute study's conclusions and still back project (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By TRACIE ROZHON
Tracie ROZHON
Rochelle Klein is leaving as vice chairwoman and chief creative officer at Arnold Worldwide's New York office (S)
Date: 25 November 2003
By JESSICA BRUDER
Jessica BRUDER
Sen Leonard Lance is elected to lead New Jersey Senate Republican caucus, which makes him state's highest-ranking Republican (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By DAN BARRY
Dan BARRY
Dan Barry About New York column discusses Pinson Valley High School (Ala) marching band's road to Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; photo (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
Democratic lawmakers from New York metropolitan area overwhelmingly oppose prescription drug bill that Congress approves, while region's Republicans back bill in near-party-line vote (S)
Date: 25 November 2003
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
Transportation commission appointed by Gov James E McGreevey recommends rise of 12.5 cents a gallon in gasoline tax in order to fund New Jersey's depleted Transportation Trust Fund, saying there is no other feasible way to raise $750 million a year needed to pay for repairs to state road and bridges; Republicans balk at new taxes; transportation and environmental advocates support investment in road, bridge and rail projects, as long as state adheres to McGreevey's pledge to repair existing infrastructure instead of building new roads; elected officials say that full 12.5 percent increase is unlikely, but that increase of at least 8 percent is possible; photo (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By MICHAEL LUO
Michael LUO
Partnership for New York City study assesses economic efficacy of seven proposals for improvements to mass transit system; proposed projects could cost more than $50 billion and some projects will have to be postponed; study holds that price tag for Second Avenue subway exceeds its economic development benefits by nearly $2.7 billion because it would take 17 years to build; Metropolitan Transportation Authority director William Wheeler and New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver dispute study's conclusions and still back project (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By TRACIE ROZHON
Tracie ROZHON
Rochelle Klein is leaving as vice chairwoman and chief creative officer at Arnold Worldwide's New York office (S)
Date: 25 November 2003
By JESSICA BRUDER
Jessica BRUDER
Sen Leonard Lance is elected to lead New Jersey Senate Republican caucus, which makes him state's highest-ranking Republican (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By DAN BARRY
Dan BARRY
Dan Barry About New York column discusses Pinson Valley High School (Ala) marching band's road to Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; photo (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By ALEX WITCHEL
Alex WITCHEL
Alex Witchel profile of Adam Perry Lang, who is both executive chef at Robert's Steakhouse at Penthouse Executive Club on West 45th Street and co-owner of Daisy May's BBQ USA, next door; photos (M)
Date: 25 November 2003
By DIANE CARDWELL
Diane CARDWELL
Sen Joseph Lieberman, struggling to break out of cramped second tier of Democratic presidential candidates in New Hampshire, will broadcast new ad casting him as maverick akin to Republican John McCain in 2000 race (S)
Date: 26 November 2003
By MICHAEL LUO
Michael LUO
Partnership for New York City study assesses economic efficacy of seven proposals for improvements to mass transit system; proposed projects could cost more than $50 billion and some projects will have to be postponed; study holds that price tag for Second Avenue subway exceeds its economic development benefits by nearly $2.7 billion because it would take 17 years to build; Metropolitan Transportation Authority director William Wheeler and New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver dispute study's conclusions and still back project (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By TRACIE ROZHON
Tracie ROZHON
Rochelle Klein is leaving as vice chairwoman and chief creative officer at Arnold Worldwide's New York office (S)
Date: 25 November 2003
By JESSICA BRUDER
Jessica BRUDER
Sen Leonard Lance is elected to lead New Jersey Senate Republican caucus, which makes him state's highest-ranking Republican (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By DAN BARRY
Dan BARRY
Dan Barry About New York column discusses Pinson Valley High School (Ala) marching band's road to Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; photo (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Raymond HERNANDEZ
Democratic lawmakers from New York metropolitan area overwhelmingly oppose prescription drug bill that Congress approves, while region's Republicans back bill in near-party-line vote (S)
Date: 25 November 2003
By DIANE CARDWELL
Diane CARDWELL
Sen Joseph Lieberman, struggling to break out of cramped second tier of Democratic presidential candidates in New Hampshire, will broadcast new ad casting him as maverick akin to Republican John McCain in 2000 race (S)
Date: 25 November 2003
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI
David KOCIENIEWSKI
Transportation commission appointed by Gov James E McGreevey recommends rise of 12.5 cents a gallon in gasoline tax in order to fund New Jersey's depleted Transportation Trust Fund, saying there is no other feasible way to raise $750 million a year needed to pay for repairs to state road and bridges; Republicans balk at new taxes; transportation and environmental advocates support investment in road, bridge and rail projects, as long as state adheres to McGreevey's pledge to repair existing infrastructure instead of building new roads; elected officials say that full 12.5 percent increase is unlikely, but that increase of at least 8 percent is possible; photo (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By MICHAEL LUO
Michael LUO
Partnership for New York City study assesses economic efficacy of seven proposals for improvements to mass transit system; proposed projects could cost more than $50 billion and some projects will have to be postponed; study holds that price tag for Second Avenue subway exceeds its economic development benefits by nearly $2.7 billion because it would take 17 years to build; Metropolitan Transportation Authority director William Wheeler and New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver dispute study's conclusions and still back project (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By TRACIE ROZHON
Tracie ROZHON
Rochelle Klein is leaving as vice chairwoman and chief creative officer at Arnold Worldwide's New York office (S)
Date: 25 November 2003
By JESSICA BRUDER
Jessica BRUDER
Sen Leonard Lance is elected to lead New Jersey Senate Republican caucus, which makes him state's highest-ranking Republican (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By DAN BARRY
Dan BARRY
Dan Barry About New York column discusses Pinson Valley High School (Ala) marching band's road to Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; photo (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By ALEX WITCHEL
Alex WITCHEL
Alex Witchel profile of Adam Perry Lang, who is both executive chef at Robert's Steakhouse at Penthouse Executive Club on West 45th Street and co-owner of Daisy May's BBQ USA, next door; photos (M)
Date: 25 November 2003
By DIANE CARDWELL
Diane CARDWELL
Sen Joseph Lieberman, struggling to break out of cramped second tier of Democratic presidential candidates in New Hampshire, will broadcast new ad casting him as maverick akin to Republican John McCain in 2000 race (S)
Date: 26 November 2003
By TRACIE ROZHON
Tracie ROZHON
Rochelle Klein is leaving as vice chairwoman and chief creative officer at Arnold Worldwide's New York office (S)
Date: 25 November 2003
By JESSICA BRUDER
Jessica BRUDER
Sen Leonard Lance is elected to lead New Jersey Senate Republican caucus, which makes him state's highest-ranking Republican (M)
Date: 26 November 2003
By DAN BARRY
Dan BARRY
Dan Barry About New York column discusses Pinson Valley High School (Ala) marching band's road to Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; photo (M)