Le 27 mars 2005 était un dimanche sous le signe astral du ♈. C'était le 85ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était George W. Bush.
Si vous êtes né ce jour-là, vous avez 21 ans. Ton dernier anniversaire était le vendredi 27 mars 2026, il y a 72 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le samedi 27 mars 2027, dans 292 jours. Vous avez vécu 7 742 jours, soit environ 185 827 heures, ou environ 11 149 668 minutes, ou environ 668 980 080 secondes.
Date: 27 March 2005
By DANIEL OKRENT
Daniel OKRENT
Daniel Okrent, in Public Editor column, disputes contention of some New York Times readers that news pages are designated disseminator of views passed down from editorial page (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By ELISABETH BUMILLER
Elisabeth BUMILLER
White House officials say frisky Pres Bush people are seeing in public since his re-election is one he kept private for first four years, in effort to lend seriousness to his first term; he has held solo news conference every month since winning re-election; photo; graph (White Houue Letter) (M)
Date: 27 March 2005
By Robert Johnson
Robert Johnson
a new flavor for a career***Robert Holland Jr, former president and chief executive of Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc, keeps busy as general partner in private equity fund, member of four corporate boards, consultant to PepsiCo and board member of Harlem Junior Tennis Program; photo (S)
Date: 27 March 2005
By Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler article on Radiant, Lee McFarland's Assemblies of God congregation in Surprise, Ariz, and similar conservative Christian megachurches that have established themselves in American exurbs; says large measure of Radiant's success derives from way it serves as locus for sprawling, decentralized community and operates almost like surrogate government, offering residents day care, athletic facilities, counseling and even schools, all paid for through voluntary tithing; says megachurches have been key part of Republican Party's gains among middle-class families in exurbia; photos (L)
Date: 27 March 2005
By CATHERINE WEST; As told to Julia Lawlor
Catherine WEST
Catherine West, president of US Card, credit card unit of Capital One Financial, writes The Boss column on balancing demands of career and family; photo (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Colin Moynihan (NYT); Compiled by John Harney
Colin NYT
Participants in Critical Mass bicycle rides accuse police of trying to thwart group's protests; officers arrest 37 cycliests and seize 50 bicycles; photo (S)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Steve Lohr
Steve Lohr
Some industry observers believe United Sates technology industry will see its competitive stature erode, as new global rivals undercut American companies on price and increasingly wrest lead from US in innovation; optimists disagree, holding computing's almost infinite malleablity means it will not age like traditional industries; ways in which computing is moving ahead include increase focus on uses of technology in specific fields; drawing (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff reviews new albums by Charles Lloyd, John Ellis and jazz group Happy Apple; photos (M)
Date: 27 March 2005
By DANIEL OKRENT
Daniel OKRENT
Daniel Okrent, in Public Editor column, disputes contention of some New York Times readers that news pages are designated disseminator of views passed down from editorial page (M)
Date: 27 March 2005
By Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler article on Radiant, Lee McFarland's Assemblies of God congregation in Surprise, Ariz, and similar conservative Christian megachurches that have established themselves in American exurbs; says large measure of Radiant's success derives from way it serves as locus for sprawling, decentralized community and operates almost like surrogate government, offering residents day care, athletic facilities, counseling and even schools, all paid for through voluntary tithing; says megachurches have been key part of Republican Party's gains among middle-class families in exurbia; photos (L)
Date: 27 March 2005
By CATHERINE WEST; As told to Julia Lawlor
Catherine WEST
Catherine West, president of US Card, credit card unit of Capital One Financial, writes The Boss column on balancing demands of career and family; photo (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Colin Moynihan (NYT); Compiled by John Harney
Colin NYT
Participants in Critical Mass bicycle rides accuse police of trying to thwart group's protests; officers arrest 37 cycliests and seize 50 bicycles; photo (S)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Steve Lohr
Steve Lohr
Some industry observers believe United Sates technology industry will see its competitive stature erode, as new global rivals undercut American companies on price and increasingly wrest lead from US in innovation; optimists disagree, holding computing's almost infinite malleablity means it will not age like traditional industries; ways in which computing is moving ahead include increase focus on uses of technology in specific fields; drawing (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff reviews new albums by Charles Lloyd, John Ellis and jazz group Happy Apple; photos (M)
Date: 27 March 2005
By DANIEL OKRENT
Daniel OKRENT
Daniel Okrent, in Public Editor column, disputes contention of some New York Times readers that news pages are designated disseminator of views passed down from editorial page (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By ELISABETH BUMILLER
Elisabeth BUMILLER
White House officials say frisky Pres Bush people are seeing in public since his re-election is one he kept private for first four years, in effort to lend seriousness to his first term; he has held solo news conference every month since winning re-election; photo; graph (White Houue Letter) (M)
Date: 27 March 2005
By Robert Johnson
Robert Johnson
a new flavor for a career***Robert Holland Jr, former president and chief executive of Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc, keeps busy as general partner in private equity fund, member of four corporate boards, consultant to PepsiCo and board member of Harlem Junior Tennis Program; photo (S)
Date: 27 March 2005
By Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler article on Radiant, Lee McFarland's Assemblies of God congregation in Surprise, Ariz, and similar conservative Christian megachurches that have established themselves in American exurbs; says large measure of Radiant's success derives from way it serves as locus for sprawling, decentralized community and operates almost like surrogate government, offering residents day care, athletic facilities, counseling and even schools, all paid for through voluntary tithing; says megachurches have been key part of Republican Party's gains among middle-class families in exurbia; photos (L)
Date: 27 March 2005
By CATHERINE WEST; As told to Julia Lawlor
Catherine WEST
Catherine West, president of US Card, credit card unit of Capital One Financial, writes The Boss column on balancing demands of career and family; photo (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Colin Moynihan (NYT); Compiled by John Harney
Colin NYT
Participants in Critical Mass bicycle rides accuse police of trying to thwart group's protests; officers arrest 37 cycliests and seize 50 bicycles; photo (S)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Steve Lohr
Steve Lohr
Some industry observers believe United Sates technology industry will see its competitive stature erode, as new global rivals undercut American companies on price and increasingly wrest lead from US in innovation; optimists disagree, holding computing's almost infinite malleablity means it will not age like traditional industries; ways in which computing is moving ahead include increase focus on uses of technology in specific fields; drawing (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff reviews new albums by Charles Lloyd, John Ellis and jazz group Happy Apple; photos (M)
Date: 27 March 2005
By DANIEL OKRENT
Daniel OKRENT
Daniel Okrent, in Public Editor column, disputes contention of some New York Times readers that news pages are designated disseminator of views passed down from editorial page (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By ELISABETH BUMILLER
Elisabeth BUMILLER
White House officials say frisky Pres Bush people are seeing in public since his re-election is one he kept private for first four years, in effort to lend seriousness to his first term; he has held solo news conference every month since winning re-election; photo; graph (White Houue Letter) (M)
Date: 27 March 2005
By Robert Johnson
Robert Johnson
a new flavor for a career***Robert Holland Jr, former president and chief executive of Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc, keeps busy as general partner in private equity fund, member of four corporate boards, consultant to PepsiCo and board member of Harlem Junior Tennis Program; photo (S)
Date: 27 March 2005
By Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler article on Radiant, Lee McFarland's Assemblies of God congregation in Surprise, Ariz, and similar conservative Christian megachurches that have established themselves in American exurbs; says large measure of Radiant's success derives from way it serves as locus for sprawling, decentralized community and operates almost like surrogate government, offering residents day care, athletic facilities, counseling and even schools, all paid for through voluntary tithing; says megachurches have been key part of Republican Party's gains among middle-class families in exurbia; photos (L)
Date: 27 March 2005
By CATHERINE WEST; As told to Julia Lawlor
Catherine WEST
Catherine West, president of US Card, credit card unit of Capital One Financial, writes The Boss column on balancing demands of career and family; photo (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Colin Moynihan (NYT); Compiled by John Harney
Colin NYT
Participants in Critical Mass bicycle rides accuse police of trying to thwart group's protests; officers arrest 37 cycliests and seize 50 bicycles; photo (S)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Steve Lohr
Steve Lohr
Some industry observers believe United Sates technology industry will see its competitive stature erode, as new global rivals undercut American companies on price and increasingly wrest lead from US in innovation; optimists disagree, holding computing's almost infinite malleablity means it will not age like traditional industries; ways in which computing is moving ahead include increase focus on uses of technology in specific fields; drawing (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff reviews new albums by Charles Lloyd, John Ellis and jazz group Happy Apple; photos (M)
Date: 27 March 2005
By DANIEL OKRENT
Daniel OKRENT
Daniel Okrent, in Public Editor column, disputes contention of some New York Times readers that news pages are designated disseminator of views passed down from editorial page (M)
Date: 27 March 2005
By Robert Johnson
Robert Johnson
a new flavor for a career***Robert Holland Jr, former president and chief executive of Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc, keeps busy as general partner in private equity fund, member of four corporate boards, consultant to PepsiCo and board member of Harlem Junior Tennis Program; photo (S)
Date: 27 March 2005
By Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler
Jonathan Mahler article on Radiant, Lee McFarland's Assemblies of God congregation in Surprise, Ariz, and similar conservative Christian megachurches that have established themselves in American exurbs; says large measure of Radiant's success derives from way it serves as locus for sprawling, decentralized community and operates almost like surrogate government, offering residents day care, athletic facilities, counseling and even schools, all paid for through voluntary tithing; says megachurches have been key part of Republican Party's gains among middle-class families in exurbia; photos (L)
Date: 27 March 2005
By CATHERINE WEST; As told to Julia Lawlor
Catherine WEST
Catherine West, president of US Card, credit card unit of Capital One Financial, writes The Boss column on balancing demands of career and family; photo (M)
Date: 28 March 2005
By Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff reviews new albums by Charles Lloyd, John Ellis and jazz group Happy Apple; photos (M)