New York Today

Monday, February 7, 2011 

New York Today: Donors Demand a Bigger Voice in Catholic Schools; Cuomo Criticizes Superintendent Pay

News

Donors Demand a Bigger Voice in Catholic Schools

By PAUL VITELLO

Just like billionaires who donate to public schools, donors want transparency and accountability from educators.

Cuomo, Pushing School Cuts, Offers a Target: Superintendent Salaries

By THOMAS KAPLAN

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who has proposed cuts in school aid, suggested that superintendents were overpaid.

Provost of Tufts University Will Be Named President of Cooper Union

By LISA W. FODERARO

The New York college chose as its president a scholar born in India who is expert in music, psychology and neuroscience.

As Ice Thaws, Body Is Found Inside a Car in Queens

By LIZ ROBBINS

People in a Queens neighborhood said that for two days they walked past the car where Argent Dyryzi's body was found, without noticing anything odd.

Sports

KNICKS 117, 76ERS 103

Stoudemire Snaps Knicks Out of Latest Funk

By JONATHAN ABRAMS

Amar'e Stoudemire matched his season high as the Knicks avenged a loss at Philadelphia on Friday.

•  The More Technicals Jackson Gets, the More Perplexed the Bobcats Become
•  Magic's Untimely Misses Allow the Celtics to Pull Away Late

Arts

DANCE REVIEW

Bare Bones, Fleshed Out With Music

By ROSLYN SULCAS

Miro Magloire and his New Chamber Ballet begin their latest season at City Center with his signature bare-bones approach and three premieres.

MUSIC REVIEW

Unafraid of Altering a Winning Formula

By JON PARELES

Linkin Park visits Madison Square Garden, sometimes sounding like the rap-rock band of 2000, but other times clearly something completely different.

Features

Mayoral Sign-Out Sheet? Secretive Jaunts Spur a Thought

By MICHAEL BARBARO

Angered by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's refusal to say where he was during the December blizzard, lawmakers may consider requiring mayors to acknowledge absences.

Business

Breach Tied to Nasdaq May Have Wider Effect

By CHRISTOPHER DREW

As Nasdaq OMX sought to reassure the public, analysts said that the lingering effects may be to the company's other expanding business lines rather than to its trading.

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