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CAUGHT INSIDE:
A SURFER'S YEAR ON THE CALIFORNIA COAST
Bruce Barcott
The Bill and Bob Show: Must-see TV
Stephen Talbot
After asking Gary Hart whether he was an adulterer, Washington Post reporter Paul Taylor
was attacked for cheapening American poltics. Now he's leading a cleanup campaign and the
networks are jumping on the bandwagon.
Special late report: Whitewater guilt
Andrew Ross
Convictions keep issue alive, darken clouds for the Clintons
Free Your Mind, Tibet Will Follow
Cynthia Joyce
Cynthia Joyce looks at The Tibeten Freedom Concert and The Milarepa Fund behind it.
Sexual meltdown
Richard Rodriguez
Author Richard Rodriguez says Justice Scalia is blaming gays for the big changes in sexual mores underway in America.
Working In A Coal Mine
Sophie Majeski
The bestselling author of "Gorky Park" finds literary gold in a notorious English mining town.
Can this family be saved?
Scott Rosenberg
In their new books, Michael Lerner and Mary Pipher offer strategies to protect the American family from the assaults of commerce and modern life. But their imaginations aren't up to the challenge.
The Last of the Savages
Stephanie Zacharek
Stephanie Zacharek reviews "The Last of the Savages" by Jay McInerney.
The Woman Who Walked into Doors
Charles Taylor
Charles Taylor reviews the novel"The Woman Who Walked into Doors" by Roddy Doyle.
Ashes To Ashes
Michael Ross
Michael Ross reviews "Ashes To Ashes: America's Hundred-Year Cigarette War the Public Health and the Unabashed
Triumph
of Philip Morris" by Richard Kluger.
Flirting with success
Cynthia Joyce
A chat with David O. Russell, Hollywood's hot director of the moment
Not just the color of our skin
Hugh Pearson
It's time for blacks to acknowledge that their experience of oppression does not set them apart from the human race, argues writer Hugh Pearson.
Wearing Thin
Stephanie Zacharek
Feminist theories about brainwashed, anorexic women don't stand up to scrutiny
Stars for a day
Richard Covington
American authors bask in the Gallic limelight at the 16th Paris Book Fair
the unsquarest person around
James Marcus
Albert Murray's defiance of separatism and celebration of the "Omni-American," inspired a generation of freethinking black intellectuals
David Foster Wallace
Laura Miller
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