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How can I receive home delivery of The New York Times?
The
New York Times is available for home delivery in the New York metropolitan
area and in most major cities across the U.S. You do not have to enter
your name or city to see if you qualify.
What if my city doesn't qualify for home delivery, can I still
subscribe?
Yes. The New York Times is also available through mail
subscription in any location serviced by the United States Postal
Service. If the zip code you enter above doesn't qualify for home
delivery, you will automatically be offered the mail subscription
option.
Can I subscribe to just The New York Times Sunday Edition?
Yes. The New York Times Sunday edition or both Saturday and Sunday
editions may be subscribed to separately from the weekday editions.
After qualifying using your zip code above, you will be offered the
various options.
Can I get a subscription for the newspaper to use in my
classroom?
The New York Times' Newspaper in Education program
offers discounted newspapers for classrooms as well as supplemental guides
for teachers. For more information, please call 800-631-1222.
In addition, The New York Times Learning Network is an education Web
site designed for students, parents and teachers in grades 3-12, featuring
comprehensive interactive resources based on the content of the newspaper.
Visit The New York Times Learning Network at http://www.nytimes.com/learning/. | 
