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Stoned on silence

Michael Massing

Dangerous cocktails

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Making out: Kissing can be good for your health

Hooking 'em young: Big tobacco is still targeting the kids

Bumming butts: Is there such a thing as responsible smoking?

French eating: I lived on cheese, red wine and mad, passionate love

Valerie Frankel

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Pro-anorexia article is irresponsible journalism Plus: Lay off teen sex, you baby boomer hypocrites! Mary Kay Letourneau is a ra

Letters to the Editor

Mother love in Africa: Is it worth saving a baby's life if everything else changes?

Turning xenophobic about the Japanese Plus: Stephen Prothero's article is a simple case of Skull and Bones envy; So what if

Letters to the Editor

Ex-friend tells of Gore's pot-smoking past

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Alt: When good governments go bad. PLUS: Sisterhood pyramid schemes and supermarket warfare

Washington, 90210: Defenders of the White House-network drug-ad deal lost the battle of spin

Health log: The fictional couple that helped scuttle Clinton's health plan are now in ads promoting coverage for uninsured.

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White House and anti-drug TV -- Big Brother manipulation or good use of government? Plus: Who's afraid of mutated foods?; C

Letters to the Editor

White House defends TV drug-ad deal: Clinton and allies promote its benefits, while the drug czar gives it partial credit for re

Hormonal rage: Study links cortisol and violence in boys

Prime-time propaganda, part II: Did the government engage in payola?

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Exclusive: Fonda's religious conversion part of Turner/government anti-drug deal

Plus: Washington script doctors: How the government rewrote an episode of the WB's "Smart Guy"

U.S. White House antidrugs director Barry McMaffrey gestures during a news conference given in Defense Minister, February 23. McCaffrey, who is starting a three-day visit to Colombia, will spell out Washigton's proposed package of $1.6 billion in mostly military aid to fight narco-trafficking and the guerrillas.

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Addiction: A new book says what you're hooked on is up to you

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