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HOME > PUBLICATIONS > Exclusive: Headlines from Tomorrow’s New York Times: “The sky is falling…” (September 21, 2003)

November 5, 2008

Exclusive: Headlines from Tomorrow’s New York Times: “The sky is falling…” (September 21, 2003)

Dr. Yale Kramer

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For those who do not see The New York Times regularly, the Sunday, September 21, 2003, front page had seven stories on it. One had news content and six had the usual Times’ Henny Penny stories—stories that are not about news or events but about social issues or trends that worry, or warn, or whine, or caution, or fear, usually expressing a black, or gay, or womens’, or European point of view. Here are some that might appear in the next edition.

CURE FOR CANCER FOUND BY U.S. DOCS
 
Many Ask What Took So Long
Relatives of Dead Ask Congress to Investigate
 
SOME IN ARMY SAY IRAQ TOO HOT
 
Rumsfeld Faulted For Not Providing Pools
Armed Forces Committee Meets
 
GAY MAN SLIPS ON BANANA PEEL, BREAKS LEG
 
Hate Crime Suspected
Congress to Investigate
 
MORE BLACKS BECOME MIDDLE CLASS—STUDY FINDS
 
Black Caucus Sees Racist Plot to Eliminate Poor
Some see Cautionary Tale
 
STATUE OF LIBERTY ENDANGERED
 
France Wants It Returned – Accuses Bush of Crimes against Language
Powell Called Before Congress
 
BROADWAY SHOW MAY CLOSE AFTER 16 YEARS
 
Mourn Loss of Nation’s Creativity – Will Broadway Become Dark?
Congressional Investigation Planned
 
NATIONAL WEATHER IMPROVES – STUDY SHOWS
 
Environmentalists Alarmed – Blame Bush
Daschle Plans Filibuster
 
AMERICA LOVES CHAMPIONS
 
But What About the Losers, Some Ask
Loss of Self-esteem May be Irreversible, Psychologists Assert
Congressional Investigation Urged
 
FamilySecurityMatters.orgContributing EditorDr. Yale Kramer, a former faculty memberand graduate of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute, psychoanalystand former Clinical Professor at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, is the author of Talking Back to Liberal Power.His articles have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, American Spectator and The Public Interest.
 

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