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The real Sylvia Plath
Kate Moses
Her newly published, unexpurgated journals reveal the poet's true demons -- and support a little-known theory about what drove her to suicide. First of two parts.
Charles Barkley
Larry Platt
The most fascinating sports figure since Muhammad Ali, he gave rise to a generation of hip-hop athletes.
Napster at law
Damien Cave
Attorney-turned-interim CEO Hank Barry promises to make money, not war, for the beleaguered music-swapping service.
Just another flight to Cali
Elliott Neal Hester
Mini-dramas unfold on a Colombian odyssey. First of two parts.
The death of music retail as we know it?
Eric Boehlert
Confronted by an apocalyptic mix of blank CDs and Napster, the record shop faces extinction -- in 12 months.
Unfavorite son
Jake Tapper
Winning his home state of Tennessee is a big goal -- and surprising challenge -- for Al Gore.
The latest civil rights disaster
David Horowitz
Ten reasons why reparations for slavery
are a bad idea for black people -- and racist too.
Matthew Perry holds on to his organ!
Amy Reiter
The "Friends" star loves his liver, plans to keep livin' with it; Amy Brenneman: "Lesbianism's chic"; Puff Daddy sheds a lawsuit, while Beastie Boys try one on.
There’s something about Britney
Salon Staff
"Spears' image blurs the line between fantasy and reality"
Camille Paglia gets it wrong on gun control
Letters to the Editor
"We are at the mercy of our government's martial forces."
If code is free, why not me?
Annalee Newitz
Some open-source geeks are as open-minded about sex as they are about hacking.
The war over vouchers
Stephen Talbot
As home to one of the largest school voucher programs in the nation,
Cleveland is ground zero in the battle.
“Shanghai Noon”
Stephanie Zacharek
Jackie Chan's latest teams him up in 1880s America with Owen Wilson --
and gives a giddy glimpse of what he'll be doing after he gets too old
to do his death-defying stunts.
Why should we trust this man?
Dante Chinni
Frank Luntz is king of the pollster pundits, but don't ask him where his numbers come from.
World’s first elephant midwife?
Jack Boulware
Vet's job is to encourage births among captive elephants.
Tripp’s off the hook
Alicia Montgomery
Bush hits rewind on conservative speech as Gore -- in his glam new makeup --guns for Heston and loses labor.
Early Christmas for Beijing
Bruce Shapiro
The House of Representatives approves permanent trading status for China, but the move is mostly a symbolic gesture.
Trail Mix: Did Bush go AWOL on Guard?
Alicia Montgomery
Rick Lazio's running start leaves Hillary Clinton at a loss for a target and voters cautiously optimistic.
“Plowing the Dark” by Richard Powers
Pam Rosenthal
A riveting novel conjures up the bygone days of virtual reality and the
promise of the unreal
world that might have been.
Sound and fury
Arthur Allen
Thousands of deaf kids can hear, and speak, thanks to a stunningly effective ear implant. So why is the deaf community in an uproar?
Colombia on the brink
Salon Staff
Will assistance escalate the war, or can reforms be tied to U.S. aid?
Houses of the holy
Jake Tapper
George W. Bush offers an olive branch to Jewish voters while trying
to set a different tone from his father's squabbles with pro-Israel lobbying
groups.
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