quotation of the day

These two quotes also appeared in "Quotations of the Day."

What he said should be the Quotation of the Day - every day.

First Quotation of the Day.

Only after they've been battered, will we be able to conduct talks" (Quotation of the Day, March 5).

"Quotation of the Day," New York Times, October 15, 1986.

To the Editor: Your "Quotation of the Day" for Oct. 10 strikingly shows that the phoenix does indeed rise from the ashes.

That was an insult" (Quotation of the Day, Feb. 5) - is the clearest evidence yet of how totally corrupt political contributions have become.

LEAD: Because of an editing error, the Quotation of the Day yesterday was misattributed.

In some copies, the article and the attribution for the Quotation of the Day also misspelled the name of the celebrity stylist who gave the Ken doll a makeover.

Still, the image was so compelling, the words so haunting, that The Times featured one of the soldier's comments as its Quotation of the Day, appearing on Page 2.

"I threw the kitchen sink at him, but he went to the bathroom and got his tub," said Roddick, who had to settle for the quotation of the day instead of the trophy.

To the Editor: Re your May 17 Quotation of the Day: " 'You can literally wake up in the morning, log on and start losing all your money.'

The former Arizona Governor was set to take his sons to the Lincoln Me Quotation of the Day morial and read the Gettysburg Address etched in bronze there.

To the Editor: I was shattered to read your April 12 Quotation of the Day, in which Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, speaking of the lawlessness in Iraq, stated: "It's untidy.

LEAD: A front page article from Huntington, Ind., about the Bush-Quayle campaign and the Quotation of the Day in some copies Saturday gave an incorrect serial number for Senator Dan Quayle of Indiana.

Quotation of the Day: Only 27 Shopping Days 'Til Christmas Edition from communicatrix It seems as though we've marketed ourselves into a corner, where the only way to grow is to find increasingly narrow niches of decreasing utility.

Channel One and CNN Newsroom have similar formats, opening with fast-paced news reports, slowing to focus on a few topics in more detail, cutting to graphics like pop quizzes or quotations of the day, slowing again for one or two longer features.

Although the corporal, whose right arm and leg had been injured by a falling cargo hatch, said he could not be sure whether he uttered what would become the Quotation of the Day, he said he was positive that Mr. Blair never visited him in the hospital.

To the Editor: Thank you for the March 15 Quotation of the Day from Muhammad Ali, referring to his remarks about Joe Frazier 30 years ago: "I said a lot of things in the heat of the moment that I shouldn't have said.