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Hey, kids: Hookups don’t hurt
Tracy Clark-Flory
At least when it comes to young adults' emotional health
What was the best book of the year?
Jed Lipinski
Hornby, Blume, Lamott, Diaz, Kidder, Sittenfeld and others share their 2009 favorites
The bride fired her bridesmaid — me!
Cary Tennis
I guess I'm guilty of conduct unbecoming a bridesmaid -- but I thought she chose me for who I am
A sweetly awkward lesson
Francis Lam
Cooking with strangers can feel a little stranger than expected
Curse of the boomer hegemony
Andrew Leonard
Can't find a job? Blame the cohort of Americans refusing to retire, desperate to maintain their cushy way of life
A tale of two rape stories
Kate Harding
A college kid and an advice columnist draw fire for appalling pieces on assault. Only one of them learns from it
The best books of the decade
Laura Miller
A tribute to the fact and fiction we wouldn't stop talking about in the 2000s
Social networking is not killing friendship
Kate Harding
A culture that punishes men who express emotional vulnerability does a lot more damage than Facebook
Feminists suck all the humor out of sexual harassment
Kate Harding
An ad expert gets his panties in a bunch over Method's decision to pull a commercial that offended female consumers
China that looks like New York
John Pound
Lovegrove & Repucci's line replaces the dainty with graffiti imagery
Red Dawn 2010: The Chinese are coming
Andrew Leonard
In 1984, Patrick Swayze fought the evil empire to a standstill. But a new danger threatens...
Sympathy for the devil worshipers
Andrew O'Hehir
Inside Norway's infamous black-metal scene: Misunderstood Robin Hoods or Satanic church-burning maniacs?
Where the bitter turns sweet: Vietnamese coffee
Francis Lam
Colonialism had its discontents, but this is worth keeping around
I live in a van down by Duke University
Ken Ilgunas
How do I afford grad school without going into debt? A '94 Econoline, bulk food and creative civil disobedience
The Taste of Talking
Salon Staff
Salt and pepper shakers made of disused telephone and car parts. Now that's some new-old flavor
Taylor Swift: Pop princess, feminist villain?
Kate Harding
She's her own boss at 19 and a wildly successful artist, but her songs keep her waiting around for Prince Charming
Tiger by the tail
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The golf legend and symbol of cultural harmony crashes and burns. Maybe we're all better off for it
Why not Team Bella?
Kate Harding
How to talk to girls who are obsessed with the self-destructive heroine of "New Moon"
Slap on a pink ribbon, call it a day
Barbara Ehrenreich
That little loop seems to have replaced real feminism, which is why women's health priorities are so screwed up
Republicans play Scrooge, minus the change of heart
Garrison Keillor
The truth of Christmas -- rejoice and show mercy to the poor -- is tested as we move toward universal healthcare
What’s wrong with female desire?
Tracy Clark-Flory
It may be hard to treat a woman's sex drive disorder -- but it's even tougher to define
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