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Bury the news at Wounded Knee
Julie Winokur
In the poorest county in America, you can take over the government and the media won't even notice.
Going Dutch
David Downie
Can America learn from the Netherlands' drug policy of tolerance and ambiguity?
The wacky world of television
Gavin McNett
On American game shows, you answer questions and win money. In the rest of the world, you get naked and bob for false teeth in a bucket of pig eyeballs.
Thoroughly modern eMillie
Penny Perkins
In the land of e-everything, parents practice the e-naming of Gen E babies: eLiza, eThan -- anything with an e-prefix.
Island fever
Dylan James
I was willing to spring my gay porn past on my unsuspecting family if it would get me on the TV show "Survivor." But would it?
The magic's gone
Sean Elder
What will the all-news networks do now that the McCain and Bradley dramas are over?
Letters to the editor
Salon Staff
Not-so-super Tuesday Plus: Beware gang green; female-to-male conference wasn't just about sex.
Naxos nights
Laurie Gough
A lotus-eating stay on a Greek island ends with a life-changing midnight encounter.
Their names are legion
Scott Rosenberg
The Verisign-Network Solutions deal shows how the scramble for domain-name turf has gone from frenzy to insanity.
Haunted honeymoon
Ann Reavis
What's with the homicidal drug-dealing hotel manager? After 50 years, certain things have changed at this Italian honeymoon spot.
My book for dummies
Katharine Weber
Did I really want a reading group guide telling people how to read my novel?
Conduct unbecoming
Dave Cullen
A new report details the sharp increase in harassment of gays in the military.
Maybe the Net doesn't change everything
Katharine Mieszkowski
In "The Social Life of Information," John Seely Brown and Paul Duguid send technology futurists back to reexamine their crystal ball.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
Author Joe McGinniss says Janet Malcolm's opus is "riddled with errors." Plus: "Freaks and Geeks" is head of the class; should genes be patented?
Kids on drugs
Lawrence H. Diller
A behavioral pediatrician questions the wisdom of medicating our children.
The secret behind “Boys Don't Cry”
Michael Sragow
Director Kimberly Peirce says it's fun -- until the bitter end.
Witness for the persecution
Kate Moses
Croatian novelist and journalist Slavenka Drakulic tells a story of breathtaking brutality. We interview her about her new novel and her experiences.
Tom Robbins
Tracy Johnson
As new waves of 20-year-olds wash up on his shores, the favorite novelist of the attitudinal post-adolescent set keeps writing with a pen dipped in acid.
Made for each other
Jason Vest
Why do residents in a depressed corner of the Midwest keep sending back to Washington the man perhaps least likely to improve their fate?
No ground swell in Harlem
Daryl Lindsey
Across from the Apollo Theater where Gore and Bradley vied for votes just two weeks ago, people apparently had better things to do than vote Tuesday.
Is VeriSign a network solution?
Damien Cave
Will the security specialist succeed in providing soup-to-nuts services for Web sites?
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
Are black leaders hypocritical in their response to hate crime? Plus: Limbaugh's rush to judgment on McCain; do teachers necessitate tutors?
The Tao of “Seinfeld”
James Nestor
A sitcom that forbade hugging and learning becomes a tool for teaching Aristotle. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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