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Florida witch hunt
Bruce Shapiro
When a tenured professor loses his job for vocally backing the Palestinian cause, Jeb Bush applauds, Bill O'Reilly boos and academics say it's the worst threat to free speech since Sept. 11.
“Seinfeld”
Bill Wyman
Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David's TV show wasn't just a sitcom -- it was one of the most complex and troubling art works of our time.
We’re with the elephants!
Salon Staff
Everyone's a TV critic these days. Plus: T-Birds are an endangered species.
Public money, private code
Jeffrey Benner
The drive to license academic research for profit is stifling the spread of software that could be of universal benefit.
A mammoth undertaking
Katharine Mieszkowski
Can genetic science bring extinct species back to life? And if it can, should we let it?
France’s legendary terror cop
Jay Cheshes
Carlos the Jackal's nemesis walks the global beat, warning of a "permanent" threat.
The making of a hawk
David Talbot
From Kuwait to Kosovo to Kabul, American firepower has been on the right side of history. The odyssey of a former dove.
Send in the clones!
Amy Reiter
New "Star Wars" proves 'N Sync isn't 'NDestructible; protesters want Britney and Beyonc
Bush vs. Gore II?
Anthony York
Florida newspapers are looking to the state's upcoming gubernatorial election as a rematch of the 2000 presidential race.
Don’t blame it on Reno
Jake Tapper
As Congress gears up to point fingers over pre-9/11 intelligence failures, the Clinton attorney general can plead: "I told you so"
The impossible calculus of loss
Janelle Brown
A windfall of public and private funds awaits the victims of Sept. 11.
Is it being fairly divided? Is it fair that they get far more than other victims? And will their compensation change charity and disaster
relief forever?
A hardcore elegy for Ion Storm
Christian Divine
John Romero's game design studio was the most maligned company in the business. But from the inside looking out, it rocked.
Pop goes the art film
Andrew O'Hehir
Fabulous Frodo aside, disturbing art films ("Mulholland Drive," "Amores Perros," "Sexy Beast") dominated this splendid year for movies.
Fog of war
Andrew O'Hehir
"Black Hawk Down's" gripping images of the U.S. military's missteps in Somalia grope about in a context-free void.
Celebrity sex! Meltdowns! Rumors! Paternity battles and more!
Amy Reiter
In Nothing Personal's third annual Readers' Choice Awards, Salon's avid gossip fans make their predictions for 2002.
“Gosford Park”
Stephanie Zacharek
Robert Altman delivers a heavily populated, slyly made romantic (and murderous) romp for the holidays.
The year in music
Joey Sweeney
Britney grows up, the Strokes get the girls, Bob Dylan pencils a moustache and everyone is mad at the goddamn record industry! Why hype finally failed in 2001.
“Kate & Leopold”
Stephanie Zacharek
Hugh Jackman, sexy and unflappable, is the highlight of this time-travel romance with Meg Ryan.
John Walker’s brothers and sisters
Anthony York
None of the San Francisco Bay Area's many other Muslim converts followed his same ill-fated path. But is there something about their religious experience that estranges them from their own country?
“The Majestic”
Charles Taylor
The new Jim Carrey movie is an elephantine, oppressively sentimental look at small-town America at the time of the Hollywood blacklist.
“A Beautiful Mind”
Charles Taylor
Ron Howard and Russell Crowe team up to produce a very dumb movie about a very smart man.
The media’s favorite Arab expert
Eric Boehlert
Scholar Fouad Ajami has garnered more prime-time airplay than any other commentator on Arab-Muslim issues. But critics say he's far from a representative voice.
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