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The 30-year-old virgins
Yael Kohen
It was once a badge of honor. But to the surprising number of adult women today who have not had sex, virginity is nothing but a curse.
“This Is Your Brain on Music”
Farhad Manjoo
Neuroscientist Daniel Levitin's wonderful new book explains why music is a critical step in human evolution and why the songs we loved as teens remain stuck on "play" in our heads.
Building a hate for learning
Rebecca Traister
Is homework bad for kids? Author Nancy Kalish tells Salon why she believes it inhibits learning, strains familes and stunts social development.
Kansas Republicans evolve — into Democrats
Nadia Pflaum
A popular incumbent governor persuades social moderates alienated by fights over abortion and Darwin to quit the GOP and run for office as Democrats.
Enviros heart Lieberman
Amanda Griscom Little
Rated "environmental champion" by the League of Conservation Voters, Lieberman is endorsed by many green groups over Lamont.
Exclusive Daily Download: “O Yes My Lord,” Voices of Conquest
Salon Staff
An amazing, recently unearthed classic of gospel funk.
Overcooked
Heather Havrilesky
With a big HBO deal, astronomical album sales and countless fans, Dane Cook may be the hottest comedian in years. So where is the laughter?
In Navajo country, racism rides again
Evelyn Nieves
Hate crimes against Navajos are on the rise -- reopening barely healed wounds from the brutal "Injun rolling" of the '70s, tribal leaders say.
9/11 hits TV
Heather Havrilesky
Salon sorts through the lurid, the biased and the manipulative to find the shows worth watching about the disaster no one can forget.
Trading birth control for prayer and the rhythm method
Tracy Clark-Flory
OB-GYN practices offering "natural family planning" have surfaced as an alternative to "unnatural" practices like birth control.
Gender cues affect test results
Sarah Goldstein
How the "stereotype threat" impacts math test scores.
Rated “R” for righteous
Stephanie Zacharek
"This Movie Is Not Yet Rated" pulls back the curtain on the secretive MPAA movie ratings board, moral "experts" determined to protect little Johnny from pubic hair and bad language.
Drugged or drunk?
Adriana Gardella
A young woman went out partying and ended up getting 40 years for DUI manslaughter. Was she just drunk -- or did someone slip her a mickey?
My boyfriend’s ex puts me down in public
Cary Tennis
Why do women do this to each other? Can't we rise above it?
A rebirth for New Orleans
Mark Warner
The Big Easy still faces dire challenges. But if we have the national will, we can find new solutions for America's age-old problems of poverty and racial inequity.
The HUD hoax
Alex Koppelman
An interview with the two political pranksters who pretended to be HUD officials -- and fooled Mayor Nagin, Gov. Blanco and a crowd of contractors in New Orleans.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Springsteen still happily married, and Cruise gets hitched to Six Flags. Plus: Stop the presses, Paris' CD sales bomb!
California Quixote
Michael Scherer
Can a politically clumsy windmill engineer who wants the U.S. out of Iraq succeed in his quest to unseat Abramoff ally and eco-villain Richard Pombo?
Richard Armitage, Valerie Plame and the questions that remain
Tim Grieve
A new report says the former deputy secretary of state leaked Plame's identity to Robert Novak and Bob Woodward.
Ghost world
Laura Miller
Torn between the spiritual and the rational, William James and the Society for Psychical Research sought to document the supernatural -- and found some spooky evidence.
The Frappuccino generation
Katharine Mieszkowski
Starbucks says it doesn't market to kids. But its sugary coffee confections represent the new cool for teens. While nutritionists are gasping, the caffeinated kids are buzzing.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Will any of the new comedies make you laugh? Maybe not, but if you miss Alec Baldwin's star turn on NBC's "30 Rock," you'll be sorry.
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