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Books
A talk with Bill Bryson
Editor Don George talks with author Bill Bryson about writing, hiking and other arduous pleasures.
Across the great divide
If government programs can't solve America's racial dilemma, can love? Three new books take a fresh look at the ongoing challenge of black-and-white integration. By Gary Kamiya.
Entertainment
Screensaver: Safe haven
Director John Boorman talks about his new film, "The General," family values and his fascination with nonconformity. By Charles Taylor.
The Cappuccino Conspiracy
Art house filmgoers think they're seeing today's best movies. They're wrong. By Charles Taylor.
Health
Night of the living foghorn
Snoring is funny, but it can also cause serious sleep deprivation. By Arthur Allen.
As tears go by
Researchers collect tears, asking "Why do we cry?" By Susan McCarthy.
Media
The literature of exhaustion
Fast Company isn't just a magazine -- it's the workaholic bible for manic white-collar types too wired -- and scared -- to slow down. By James Poniewozik.
Will RealAudio kill the radio star?
Commercial radio will have only itself to blame if the Internet ends up eating its pabulum lunch. By James Poniewozik.
Travel
The Argentine art of flirting
A young American learns to stop resisting and love the piropo. By Kaitlin Quistgaard.
Bewitched on Bali
All love affairs are like journeys, deep into a foreign country, where you can't read the signs. By Pico Iyer.
People
Wenner's world
The evolution of Jann Wenner: How the ultimate rock groupie built his fantasy into a media empire. By David Weir.
The dazzling versatility of Michelle Pfeiffer
With roles as diverse as Catwoman and Madame de Tourvel, she has racked up one critically acclaimed performance after another. By Charles Taylor.
News
I smell the presence of Satan
Is Littleton's evangelical subculture a solution to the youth alienation that played a role in the Columbine killings, or a reflection of it? By Dave Cullen.
Beginner's guide to the Balkans
A week ago, few Americans could find Kosovo on a map. What's behind the crisis Clinton's committed to solve. By Laura Rozen.
Technology
The real Y2K bug
Your computer isn't what you should be worried about. The true threat lies with the wacko who lives down the street from you. By Paul Saffo.
iMac: iLove it or iHate it
Is Apple's new blue bombshell a hit or a dud? A debate. By Scott Rosenberg.
Mothers Who Think
Why I didn't report my rape
I believe Juanita Broaddrick because I know why women keep silent. By Jenn Shreve.
One mother's gain
After adopting three children, a mother says it's love, not blood, that makes parents. By Maurine Zarlengo Christ.
