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Onward, Christian racists: Alabama university suspends program after white Baptist church turns away black preacher

Turkish delights: Book exposes orgiastic Jewish sect

My Lunch With: Poniewozik dissects daily news and lobster with the host of PBS's "Media Matters"

James Poniewozik

"Tea with Mussolini": Zeffirelli's soft-focus adaptation of his own memoir

Safety on: GOP closes gun-control loopholes -- with no help from Dems

Hillary does Brazda: Just another celebrity visit to Macedonian refugee camps

E3's gamers shun talk of Littleton violence

Rogues' Gallery: The man who mistook a breast for a $50 bill

Douglas Cruickshank

Empowerment or exploitation? SmartGirl collects demographic data on its teen community

Technology Log: Once-proud push king Pointcast sells for pennies

Scott Rosenberg

Blue Glow: Chandler and Joey on the road to Vegas; "Will & Grace" finale

Anne Lamott: Murder and war are no match for this world's good

A hooker, but an honest hooker: Poniewozik defends USA Today running ads on its front page

James Poniewozik

Selling Salinger's letters: Sure, Maynard exploited him -- but he exploited her first

The director strikes back Irvin Kershner, the maker of the best "Star Wars" film, talks about George Lucas and magic moments on

Vikram Seth's "An Equal Music": A chameleonic author turns to love

Rogues' Gallery: The man who mistook a breast for a $100 bill

Douglas Cruickshank

Sounding off on shooters and shrinks; Linux fans shouldn't trust Mindcraft

Letters to the Editor

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Anthrax vaccinations: Critics charge military program is dangerously flawed

Nothing Personal: Did Quayle hack the White House Web site?

Call me Fido: Writers speak for animals -- because animals can't tell them to shut up

Travel Advisor: Can I take my pooch to Paris?

Donald D. Groff

Giuliani flunks school-voucher test: Instead of helping the poor, he aims to dynamite public education

Samuel G. Freedman

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