The baby girl I gave away By Ceil Malek
Putting up a baby for adoption was the first act of my adult life, but it took me almost 30 years to face what that decision meant for me and my daughter.
[01/04/99 -- Mothers Who Think]

Machine Dreams By Scott Rosenberg
In an industry of clones, Steve Jobs put his smart, stubborn, stylish stamp on our computers.
[01/05/99 -- People/Brilliant Careers]

Storming "The Beach" By Rolf Potts
A backpacker in search of adventure in Thailand puts the moves on Leonardo DiCaprio.
[02/09/99 -- Travel]

Roger and him By Sarah Vowell
Remembering Gene Siskel, 1946-1999.
[02/24/99 -- Arts & Entertainment]

The fabulous kingdom of gay animals By Susan McCarthy
A biologists offers the first vision of a tantalizingly diverse natural world: Not all animals are straight arrows.
[03/15/99 -- Books/Ivory Tower]

Shades of Srebrenica By Laura Rozen
Refugees tell of Serbian soldiers commandeering relief vehicles, echoing the Bosnian slaughter.
[04/02/99 -- News]

Sex Police By Sally Lehrman
The biology of sex is being hotly debated, as parents, doctors and researchers reevaluate what it means to be male and female.
[04/05/99 -- Health & Body]

Funk soul mother By Susan Straight
Once my ex-husband and I danced to the funk as if we had no choice. Now, in the kitchen on Saturday nights, I clean, listen, dance, remember.
[04/07/99 -- Mothers Who Think]

Breaking up with the Beats By David Gates
Kerouac and company were my first literary loves -- but I had to get off their road.
[04/12/99 -- Books]

Bad passenger, bad! By Elliott Neal Hester
Ah, the glamorous life of the flight attendant, where you get punched, kicked and defecated upon.
[04/13/99 -- Travel]
salon.com | Dec. 27, 1999

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