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Girl talk
Janelle Brown
Are frank online discussions of blow jobs and masturbation empowering teen girls -- or turning them into Lolitas?
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
Giving the suicidal the energy to finally do it; pushing the Emmy envelope; David Letterman: Revolutionary or just cranky?
A Trotskyist libertarian cyberpunk?
Andrew Leonard
Ken MacLeod, science fiction's freshest new writer, achieves the highly improbable with wit and style.
The Barbecue Jesus and other epiphanies
Rolf Potts
Wandering off the Vietnamese budget travel trail in search of authenticity, our correspondent finds that authenticity isn't all it's cracked up to be.
The new house blend
Julie Caniglia
Terence Riley, curator of the new MOMA exhibit "The Un-Private House," talks about Martha Stewart, changing domestic ideals and why walking around your house naked is increasingly a public issue.
Passing in reverse
Emily Wise Miller
She was down with the cause, but they didn't know she was a white
girl.
Keepers of the faith
Sarah Keech
Despite dwindling time and numbers, the anti-Clinton movement won't say die.
Dancing lessons
Nicole Grasse
I was a college girl stripper, and while I'm glad I got out, it beat the hell out of working at Starbucks.
Paul Auster
Chris Colin
The author of the recent novel "Timbuktu" and the screenplays for "Smoke" and "Blue in the Face" discusses cynicism, sentimentality, Brooklyn and the strange things he creates.
The “strange magic” of JFK Jr.
Joan Walsh
Something was going wrong in Kennedy's life before the plane crash, says Camille Paglia, who reflects on both the charisma and the emptiness of the son of the martyred president.
Sharps & flats
Amanda Nowinski
A new Astralwerks compilation takes the electronic pulse of underground urban America.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Sen. Patrick Leahy blasts Horowitz over Hillary; JFK Jr. story lacked class; "Nazi family values" was rife with prejudice.
Gen X's change of head
Shari Thurer
To the women who came of age in the '60s, oral sex was an act of great intimacy. To their daughters, it's about as intimate as shaking hands.
Who killed literature?
Jose Klein
An aging professor offers his last pleas to help his expiring
vocation.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Who's afraid of "The Blair Witch Project"? Plus: Making money with open source; did all the candidates shirk Vietnam service?
The modesty debate
Lori Leibovich
Wendy Shalit: Stop pressuring young women to have sex!
Leora Tanenbaum: Every girl is a potential "slut."
Leora Tanenbaum: Every girl is a potential "slut."
“Monsters of Grace”
Stacey Kors
Philip Glass and Robert Wilson attempted to explore the intersection of the performing arts and digital culture. But a funny thing happened on the way to the theater.
case dismissed
Garrison Keillor
women who write using only lower-case letters must be careful about love. they'll fall too easily for a cabbie, a pizza boy or a poet.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
"Hefty" centerfold isn't so voluptuous, after all; stay-at-home moms aren't there for the finances; finally, someone made a film about sex for girls.
Bowery boys
Ira Robbins
A new Ramones anthology catches America's beloved punks sniffing glue and chewing rock 'n' roll bubble gum.
David Letterman
Ken Tucker
He's dumped the dulled weapon of irony and become the Leon Trotsky of Talk: The Last Late-Night Revolutionary.
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