The December 9, 2003 was a Tuesday under the star sign of ♐. It was the 342 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, December 9, 2025, 206 days ago. Your next birthday is on Wednesday, December 9, 2026, in 158 days. You have lived for 8,242 days, or about 197,825 hours, or about 11,869,532 minutes, or about 712,171,920 seconds.
Date: 09 December 2003
By RAFAEL HERMOSO and KEN BELSON; Rafael Hermoso reported from New York for this article and Ken Belson from Tokyo. Ron Dicker contributed reporting from New York
Rafael HERMOSO
New York Mets newly acquired shortstop Kazuo Matsui arrives in New York from Japan; is greeted by dozens of reporters; photos (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
Editorial on first black bear hunt in New Jersey in 33 years notes that while hunt offends sensibilities of many, other efforts to control increasing and aggressive bear population have failed
Date: 10 December 2003
By Winnie Hu (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Winnie NYT
News rack owners and newspaper publishers say New York City arbitrarily fines them under new law regulating placement and maintenance of racks on sidewalks; city says it is only responding to 4,735 complaints (S)
Date: 10 December 2003
By MARK SCHEERER
Mark SCHEERER
American Hockey Coaches Association meeting puts into effect new rule that states that players cannot make contact with other players head and neck area in any manner (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By Charles Siebert
Charles Siebert
Op-Ed article by Charles Siebert says New Jersey just opened its first sanctioned bear hunt in 33 years, but hunting as method of animal-population control and containment will not work; says simple gestures can minimize blurring of bear and human territory; says to dissuade bears that become overly reliant on human food sources, people should keep feeders and garbage bins out of reach, and states should require bear-proof enclosures around restaurant trash dumpsters; says New Jersey might also consider enforcing new law that makes feeding of bears illegal; says for those bears that prove resistant to all efforts at re-education, selective euthanasia by professional sharp-shooters is surely preferable alternative to invariably messy exploits of amateur hunters set loose among indeterminate number of free-roaming bears; drawing (L)
Date: 09 December 2003
By JOE DRAPE
Joe DRAPE
United States Military Academy names Bobby Ross as new football coach (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
By Alan Cowell
Alan Cowell
Recent election victory of stridently nationalist Swiss People's Party, now strongest parliamentary force, may reflect country's stubborn resistance to all appeals to be woven into European fabric; party leader Christoph Blocher, chemicals tycoon, has used his money to exploit unease about illegal immigration and European pressures for change and to call for return to old values of robust independence and prosperity; photos (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By DAMON HACK
Damon HACK
NFL issues guidelines for interviewing and hiring minority coaches (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By RAFAEL HERMOSO and KEN BELSON; Rafael Hermoso reported from New York for this article and Ken Belson from Tokyo. Ron Dicker contributed reporting from New York
Rafael HERMOSO
New York Mets newly acquired shortstop Kazuo Matsui arrives in New York from Japan; is greeted by dozens of reporters; photos (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
Editorial on first black bear hunt in New Jersey in 33 years notes that while hunt offends sensibilities of many, other efforts to control increasing and aggressive bear population have failed
Date: 10 December 2003
By Winnie Hu (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Winnie NYT
News rack owners and newspaper publishers say New York City arbitrarily fines them under new law regulating placement and maintenance of racks on sidewalks; city says it is only responding to 4,735 complaints (S)
Date: 10 December 2003
By MARK SCHEERER
Mark SCHEERER
American Hockey Coaches Association meeting puts into effect new rule that states that players cannot make contact with other players head and neck area in any manner (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By Charles Siebert
Charles Siebert
Op-Ed article by Charles Siebert says New Jersey just opened its first sanctioned bear hunt in 33 years, but hunting as method of animal-population control and containment will not work; says simple gestures can minimize blurring of bear and human territory; says to dissuade bears that become overly reliant on human food sources, people should keep feeders and garbage bins out of reach, and states should require bear-proof enclosures around restaurant trash dumpsters; says New Jersey might also consider enforcing new law that makes feeding of bears illegal; says for those bears that prove resistant to all efforts at re-education, selective euthanasia by professional sharp-shooters is surely preferable alternative to invariably messy exploits of amateur hunters set loose among indeterminate number of free-roaming bears; drawing (L)
Date: 09 December 2003
By JOE DRAPE
Joe DRAPE
United States Military Academy names Bobby Ross as new football coach (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
By Alan Cowell
Alan Cowell
Recent election victory of stridently nationalist Swiss People's Party, now strongest parliamentary force, may reflect country's stubborn resistance to all appeals to be woven into European fabric; party leader Christoph Blocher, chemicals tycoon, has used his money to exploit unease about illegal immigration and European pressures for change and to call for return to old values of robust independence and prosperity; photos (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By DAMON HACK
Damon HACK
NFL issues guidelines for interviewing and hiring minority coaches (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By RAFAEL HERMOSO and KEN BELSON; Rafael Hermoso reported from New York for this article and Ken Belson from Tokyo. Ron Dicker contributed reporting from New York
Rafael HERMOSO
New York Mets newly acquired shortstop Kazuo Matsui arrives in New York from Japan; is greeted by dozens of reporters; photos (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
Editorial on first black bear hunt in New Jersey in 33 years notes that while hunt offends sensibilities of many, other efforts to control increasing and aggressive bear population have failed
Date: 10 December 2003
By Winnie Hu (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Winnie NYT
News rack owners and newspaper publishers say New York City arbitrarily fines them under new law regulating placement and maintenance of racks on sidewalks; city says it is only responding to 4,735 complaints (S)
Date: 10 December 2003
By MARK SCHEERER
Mark SCHEERER
American Hockey Coaches Association meeting puts into effect new rule that states that players cannot make contact with other players head and neck area in any manner (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By Charles Siebert
Charles Siebert
Op-Ed article by Charles Siebert says New Jersey just opened its first sanctioned bear hunt in 33 years, but hunting as method of animal-population control and containment will not work; says simple gestures can minimize blurring of bear and human territory; says to dissuade bears that become overly reliant on human food sources, people should keep feeders and garbage bins out of reach, and states should require bear-proof enclosures around restaurant trash dumpsters; says New Jersey might also consider enforcing new law that makes feeding of bears illegal; says for those bears that prove resistant to all efforts at re-education, selective euthanasia by professional sharp-shooters is surely preferable alternative to invariably messy exploits of amateur hunters set loose among indeterminate number of free-roaming bears; drawing (L)
Date: 09 December 2003
By JOE DRAPE
Joe DRAPE
United States Military Academy names Bobby Ross as new football coach (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
By Alan Cowell
Alan Cowell
Recent election victory of stridently nationalist Swiss People's Party, now strongest parliamentary force, may reflect country's stubborn resistance to all appeals to be woven into European fabric; party leader Christoph Blocher, chemicals tycoon, has used his money to exploit unease about illegal immigration and European pressures for change and to call for return to old values of robust independence and prosperity; photos (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By DAMON HACK
Damon HACK
NFL issues guidelines for interviewing and hiring minority coaches (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By RAFAEL HERMOSO and KEN BELSON; Rafael Hermoso reported from New York for this article and Ken Belson from Tokyo. Ron Dicker contributed reporting from New York
Rafael HERMOSO
New York Mets newly acquired shortstop Kazuo Matsui arrives in New York from Japan; is greeted by dozens of reporters; photos (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
Editorial on first black bear hunt in New Jersey in 33 years notes that while hunt offends sensibilities of many, other efforts to control increasing and aggressive bear population have failed
Date: 10 December 2003
By Winnie Hu (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Winnie NYT
News rack owners and newspaper publishers say New York City arbitrarily fines them under new law regulating placement and maintenance of racks on sidewalks; city says it is only responding to 4,735 complaints (S)
Date: 10 December 2003
By MARK SCHEERER
Mark SCHEERER
American Hockey Coaches Association meeting puts into effect new rule that states that players cannot make contact with other players head and neck area in any manner (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By Charles Siebert
Charles Siebert
Op-Ed article by Charles Siebert says New Jersey just opened its first sanctioned bear hunt in 33 years, but hunting as method of animal-population control and containment will not work; says simple gestures can minimize blurring of bear and human territory; says to dissuade bears that become overly reliant on human food sources, people should keep feeders and garbage bins out of reach, and states should require bear-proof enclosures around restaurant trash dumpsters; says New Jersey might also consider enforcing new law that makes feeding of bears illegal; says for those bears that prove resistant to all efforts at re-education, selective euthanasia by professional sharp-shooters is surely preferable alternative to invariably messy exploits of amateur hunters set loose among indeterminate number of free-roaming bears; drawing (L)
Date: 09 December 2003
By JOE DRAPE
Joe DRAPE
United States Military Academy names Bobby Ross as new football coach (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
By Alan Cowell
Alan Cowell
Recent election victory of stridently nationalist Swiss People's Party, now strongest parliamentary force, may reflect country's stubborn resistance to all appeals to be woven into European fabric; party leader Christoph Blocher, chemicals tycoon, has used his money to exploit unease about illegal immigration and European pressures for change and to call for return to old values of robust independence and prosperity; photos (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By DAMON HACK
Damon HACK
NFL issues guidelines for interviewing and hiring minority coaches (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By RAFAEL HERMOSO and KEN BELSON; Rafael Hermoso reported from New York for this article and Ken Belson from Tokyo. Ron Dicker contributed reporting from New York
Rafael HERMOSO
New York Mets newly acquired shortstop Kazuo Matsui arrives in New York from Japan; is greeted by dozens of reporters; photos (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
Editorial on first black bear hunt in New Jersey in 33 years notes that while hunt offends sensibilities of many, other efforts to control increasing and aggressive bear population have failed
Date: 10 December 2003
By Winnie Hu (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Winnie NYT
News rack owners and newspaper publishers say New York City arbitrarily fines them under new law regulating placement and maintenance of racks on sidewalks; city says it is only responding to 4,735 complaints (S)
Date: 10 December 2003
By MARK SCHEERER
Mark SCHEERER
American Hockey Coaches Association meeting puts into effect new rule that states that players cannot make contact with other players head and neck area in any manner (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By Charles Siebert
Charles Siebert
Op-Ed article by Charles Siebert says New Jersey just opened its first sanctioned bear hunt in 33 years, but hunting as method of animal-population control and containment will not work; says simple gestures can minimize blurring of bear and human territory; says to dissuade bears that become overly reliant on human food sources, people should keep feeders and garbage bins out of reach, and states should require bear-proof enclosures around restaurant trash dumpsters; says New Jersey might also consider enforcing new law that makes feeding of bears illegal; says for those bears that prove resistant to all efforts at re-education, selective euthanasia by professional sharp-shooters is surely preferable alternative to invariably messy exploits of amateur hunters set loose among indeterminate number of free-roaming bears; drawing (L)
Date: 09 December 2003
By JOE DRAPE
Joe DRAPE
United States Military Academy names Bobby Ross as new football coach (M)
Date: 10 December 2003
By Alan Cowell
Alan Cowell
Recent election victory of stridently nationalist Swiss People's Party, now strongest parliamentary force, may reflect country's stubborn resistance to all appeals to be woven into European fabric; party leader Christoph Blocher, chemicals tycoon, has used his money to exploit unease about illegal immigration and European pressures for change and to call for return to old values of robust independence and prosperity; photos (M)
Date: 09 December 2003
By DAMON HACK
Damon HACK
NFL issues guidelines for interviewing and hiring minority coaches (M)