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Minding social graces on a nuclear submarine
Daryl Lindsey
What really happens when civilians enter the tight confines of a vessel of war? The Navy captain who wrote "Run Silent, Run Deep" gives his account.
The mystery of the docile Democrats
Jake Tapper
How long will they keep jumping through Ringmaster George's hoops?
After the SAT
Amy Benfer
As the University of California considers dropping the test, admissions directors of two colleges talk about what happened after they made it optional.
Gag me with a Grammy
Amy Reiter
The night's best quips: Sometimes a brief flash of wit lit up an otherwise grueling show, sometimes not.
Clintons let Gore take the fall
Jake Tapper
The pardon of an herbal-remedy salesman was initially pinned on the vice president, as the first couple kept quiet.
Eminem steals the show
Eric Boehlert
The Grammys bring in the bad boy of the moment to boost ratings.
Why Eminem should get the Grammy
Whet Moser
His "Marshall Mathers LP" is the most deserving Grammy nominee in years. Too bad no one gets it.
Sounding off on the Redmond giant
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "What's wrong with Microsoft?" and "Life, liberty and the pursuit of free software."
Bury the hatchet
Salon Staff
Episode 7: Anderson Cooper -- know-nothing host, humble mumbler, defender of art. Plus: Charlie walks the plank!
Real women
Amy Benfer
The heroines of the Hernandez brothers' "Love and Rockets" graphic novel series are no longer whip-thin punk girls. They're among the most fleshed-out female characters in American literature.
Johnny Carson
Jack Boulware
On the good nights, he was the second best thing you could do in bed -- but
on his best nights, he was the best.
Where Clinton hating never dies
Alicia Montgomery
At a conference of conservatives, a new Republican president is no reason to forget about the last one.
Submarine accident sparks debate over Navy policy
Daryl Lindsey
Some say putting civilian contributors at the controls of our warships is reckless -- but did that cause the deaths of nine Japanese?
It’s the sperm, stupid
Jack Boulware
A Scottish study shows that while larger sheep may mate more often, they don't sire more offspring than the little guys.
Just say no to DARE
Dawn MacKeen
America's school-based drug prevention program gives in to critics' pressure.
Ben-Hur upstages Cheney
Alicia Montgomery
At a convention of conservative activists, the vice president doesn't serve up the partisan red meat -- Charlton Heston does.
Bush heads south of the border
Salon Staff
The president heads to Mexico to meet with Fox; a congressional committee plans to slam Clinton aides with subpoenas, but holds back on Rich.
Leaving little to the imagination
David Skinner
When Clarence Thomas gave a fire-breathing speech at the "conservative prom," it made my head spin. And not in a good way.
“Gore wins!”
Salon Staff
Democratic National Committee chairman declares a Gore victory; Bush's Mexico trip puts life back into Buchananites; celebrate Not My President's Day, and Paul Wolfowitz finally gets his closeup.
The color of love
Erin Aubry Kaplan
He was a white teacher accused of racism. I was the black reporter on his case. We broke all the rules.
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