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1. Take Part in The New York Times Arts & Leisure Weekend
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The New York Times is pleased to announce Arts & Leisure 
Weekend, a signature celebration of the newspaper's 150th 
anniversary.  On September 14-16, cultural institutions around 
the country will offer free admission, reduced prices and special 
events timed to this celebration. For details, look for the program 
guide in The Times on July 20, or call the Arts & Leisure Weekend 
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2. Get Helpful Vacation Advice 
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Leaving town?  From a review of popular guidebooks 
to tips for communicating in a country that speaks a 
language you do not understand, this special section 
will help you get where you want to go and get more 
enjoyment from your summer travels. 

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3. Cook Salmon With the Times
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Want to serve something different?  Our online classes 
include step-by-step recipes and videos of a professional 
chef demonstrating cooking techniques. You can view this 
month's new feature -- salmon -- as well as an assortment 
of other dishes prepared for Web readers.

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4. Recap the Tony Awards
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Although "The Producers" laid claim to a record number 
of Tony Awards this year, our special section covers all 
the winners and nominees, with reviews and photos of 
the Tony-nominated plays.  Test yourself with our theater 
trivia quizzes. 

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5. Learn How Some New Yorkers Live
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The hunt for a great New York apartment never ends --
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the perils and pleasures of searching for and finding a home 
in New York.  These articles tell you what your neighbors have 
done to create special spaces in their homes and give you an 
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6. Read Student Letters to the Editor
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How are kids weighing in on today's current events? 
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