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Edward Said to respond to claims he's not a true Palestinian
Craig Offman
Middle East scholar is accused of misrepresenting his past.
The art of survival
Michael Sragow
Oscar winners Freida Lee Mock and Terry Sanders salute America's Vietnam War POWs in the awe-inspiring "Return With Honor."
Writers we love: Tim Cahill
Don George
As adventurous stylistically as physically, this writer-explorer takes us places we've never dared to go.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Roger Ebert agrees: Critics get a raw deal. Plus: Debating disabled scholarship; don't let AT&T control our Internet!
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Why must Marsalis suffer to be considered good? Plus: A vote for Sega is a vote for Microsoft; comics creator Stan Lee's disputed legacy.
If he really loved you …
Garrison Keillor
My friends tell me I shouldn't let my boyfriend go to Alaska without me. Am I being naive by trusting him?
The not-so-sweet life
Jeff Weinstein
A diabetic restaurant critic reflects on the disease that taught him how a body can die.
Retch-22: Laos in the time of cholera
Rolf Potts
The official analysis was "diarrhea, with vomiting." Right.
Palestinian refugees get wired
Flore de Preneuf
What can the Internet bring to a culture that has been scattered
across the world?
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Readers rage over Horowitz racism; a little TV won't kill your kids; will celibacy make you happier?
Gotham Awards Contest
Salon Staff
Rape as a disciplinary tactic
Christian Parenti
Prison guards often ignore inmate rape, and even encourage it to punish prisoners who step out of line.
Phishers of men
Felix Vikhman
Young Jews by the thousands follow the Phish tour, looking for God in a haze of mushrooms and acid. A rock 'n' roll rabbi wants to lead them out of mammon into the land of milk and honey.
Sexually Speaking: Collected Sex Writings
Saul Anton
In his essays on the topic, the author grimaces at the effects of 2,000 years of Judeo-Christian morality.
Julia Child: Still cookin' after all these years
Kathryn Kellinger
At 87, America's most famous and influential chef is about to serve up a new book and a new TV series, and again take us into her culinary embrace.
Wake up, Sleeping Beauty!
Margot Mifflin
Classic fairy tales get a feminist makeover for parents who don't like their princesses tricked out, locked up or comatose. But were the old ones really that bad?
“Teaching Mrs. Tingle”
Andrew O'Hehir
Kevin Williamson wrote "Scream," "Dawson's Creek" and "I Know What You Did Last Summer," but his first feature as a director should have stayed in his desk.
Basketball diary
Robert Wilonsky
Showtime's sorry drama "The Hoop Life" and its young writer want to dramatize the sporting life, but on the court or off, reality is always far more interesting than fiction.
Enabling disabled scholarship
Norah Vincent
A budding intellectual movement asks scholars to redefine normal. But who are these postmodern theories really helping?
Secrets and lies
Garrison Keillor
I have a past life that would raise the hair on your neck. Do I have to tell my boyfriend?
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Was it the guns, or the racism, that caused last week's shooting? Plus: Mourning Times Square; Cintra's sour grapes; beautiful days with Mister Rogers.
Here comes a Nazarene … looks good in a magazine
Michelle Goldberg
On "Juxtapose," the Bristol MC negotiates the tension between B-boy roots and raw, tender soul.
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