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Finale answers
Joyce Millman
Surveying the season-ending episodes that made the grade (and the ones that flunked out).
Yo! I ride through the valley in the shadow of death
David Darlington
A quartet of intrepid mountain bikers tackles the far, unfriendly reaches of
Death Valley National Park -- and learns some lessons about life.
Censorama! A gambling resort for persecuted writers
Cintra Wilson
Move over Siegfried & Roy, here comes Salman Rushdie. Now more than ever, Las Vegas is for smart people too.
They trade horses, don’t they?
Joan Walsh
A lawsuit to block the Hearst Corp.'s takeover of the San Francisco Chronicle exposes a world of political treachery that reached from City Hall to the U.S. Justice Department.
Death of music retail — or a reincarnation?
Letters to the Editor
"Looks to me like the record companies are making out like bandits"
“Better Living Through Circuitry”
Jeff Stark
In this floor-level view of the rave scene, director Jon Reiss keeps it pumping, humming, buzzing and spinning.
I am somebody!
Christopher Shea
Do blacks really need to work on their self-esteem? An African-American psychologist says no.
Jeff Buckley: a cult in the making?
Steve Kurutz
He was an ethereal, darkly handsome singer-songwriter who died young. And that's how legends begin.
Pam Gravy’s dancing panda
David Goodman
Real, screw-with-your-head magic in Vegas, and Trey Parker is Neil Diamond.
Campaign jobs: adults only
Anthony York
Sen. Dianne Feinstein's independent-minded opponent finally gets serious -- and his youthful staff gets some high-powered additions.
The real Sylvia Plath
Kate Moses
Her newly published, unexpurgated journals support a little-known theory that PMS drove her to suicide. Second of two parts.
Silverstone spills all
Amy Reiter
Alicia on proper pooping, mother's milk and things of that ilk; Did Prince William nick the bubbly? Plus: Quentin Tarantino's seedy love!
Gene therapy R.I.P.?
Tabitha M. Powledge
When the country's biggest gene therapy institute was ordered to stop testing on humans last week, the action marked the end of an era fraught with dubious claims to success and a mess of unreported adverse effects.
Parents vs. teachers — it’s war
Letters to the Editor
"You, despite your advanced degree and six-figure salary, are not a teacher."
For Bush, fundraiser is a gamble
Jake Tapper
Despite his "strong anti-gambling record," he prepares for a major gift from serious high-rollers -- and criticism from the party's right wing.
Bush stalls death machine
Alicia Montgomery
Texas governor grants his first reprieve as presidential poll numbers
tighten. Gore grilled on fat cat's contract, and Democrats loudly grieve
Tito Puente.
One is the loneliest number
Garrison Keillor
My husband locks himself in the spare room and masturbates five or six times a day to videotapes and sex magazines.
Geek sex — get over it!
Letters to the Editor
"An occasional orgy is no substitute for the real thing."
Kids as guinea pigs
Dawn MacKeen
The death of a 9-month-old boy rekindles an agonizing debate: Should powerful drugs be tested on children?
Bush may stall Texas execution
Alicia Montgomery
The Republican hopeful bags military brass briefing and rises in
Western polls. Gore divides environmentalists as Nader gains ground among
greens.
The boob tube
Sharon Goldman Edry
MTV used to show music videos: Now it offers kids an almost constant stream of torrid teens, hot sex and whipped-cream bikinis.
Bush blasts Gore on military
Alicia Montgomery
Gore gets green thumbs up as Ventura threatens to jump in the
presidential ring. Lazio, New York's Republican golden boy, stumbles but
gets the party nod.
The charter school challenge
Jonathan Schorr
Notes from two pioneering California charter schools -- one a success story, the other a failure.
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