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Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
Whose generation is it anyway? Plus: No sympathy for Hitler apologist; is Dr. Laura's mantra "Now go take on the gays?"
Who decides who's who in Silicon Alley?
Janelle Brown
Jason Calacanis creates an annual "it" list of New York new media -- but not everyone is intrigued by the eclectic digerati he sprinkles in among the CEOs.
“3 Strikes”
Andrew O'Hehir
The loosey-goosey South Central romp could use a translator for Clueless White People, but it's packed with physica
Watching TV on the bus
Carina Chocano
Teen TV novelizations invade bookstores and void the teenage mind.
Stupid Patient of the Year
J.B. Orenstein
An emergency room doctor selects the best and the brightest.
Bush ads backfire
Compiled by Max Garrone
Bush and his supporters smear McCain on the environment and breast cancer while McCain's "Southern strategy" fails but up north in New York he's got a secret sharer in Giuliani.
Dreaming in television
Daniel Kunitz
Nam June Paik's TV installations paint the Guggenheim Museum with the psychedelic colors of the cathode ray.
Sexual license, cross-dressing and other healthy behavior
Burt Wolf
Why we need the excesses of Carnival.
Kiss off, Kate
Cintra Wilson
Give me a ralphing Pilgrim, a dolphin porn movie and sex-shy turtles over some reheated Broadway operetta any day.
Home labor
Nora Macaluso
Stay-at-home moms chase pocket money and "a life" through a revived home-party selling industry. The overhead is low -- and so are their
earnings.
Don't ask, don't sell
Kerry Ose
My parents' experience as network marketers soured me for the new wave of home parties.
Samurai liar
Michael Sragow
Hidden identities, an aborted marriage and a hooker without a heart of gold inhabit Soren Kragh-Jacobsen's droll "Mifune."
The love rabbi
Sarah Blustain
Shmuley Boteach's sex-positive, gentile-friendly Orthodox Judaism sounds too good to be true. It is.
Is the digital divide a black thing?
Lee Hubbard
As Jesse Jackson opens his Silicon Valley office, some black tech execs say the issue is class, not race.
Temps for the vast right-wing conspiracy
Joe Conason, Gene Lyons
Richard Mellon Scaife and other leaders in the effort to bring down President Clinton were driven by ideology. Meet Larry Nichols and Larry Case, who were in it for the money.
Dems debate while Republicans take late night
Compiled by Max Garrone
Bradley and Gore stage their last debate, the GOP contenders appear with Letterman and Leno and the New York campaign really heats up.
StopDrLaura.com
Donna Ladd
Gay activists go after Paramount, demanding that it cancel plans for a TV show starring the talk-radio moralist.
The empty man
Chris Lehmann
Is lots and lots of money all there is to George W. Bush? Molly Ivins says yes, Elizabeth Mitchell says no.
My generation sucks!
Jim Rasenberger
Help! I'm suffering from genvy: The acute envy of one generation for another.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
Reactions to Diallo verdict Plus: Hard work pays off for post-docs; does AARP stand for Association for the Advancement of Rich People?
Diallo is a martyr, but the cops aren't murderers
Stanley Crouch
Racism didn't kill the African immigrant, but his death has forced the police and the community to reckon better with one another.
Carrying justice
David Moberg
Why is the job of overturning wrongful death penalty convictions being left
to a handful of students and academics?
It hurts so bad
Jennifer Sullivan
Like other victims of repetitive stress injury, I was in agony while typing, but still I tapped out posts to an e-mail list of fellow miracle cure-seekers.
Sharps & Flats
Michelle Goldberg
Air's "Virgin Suicides" soundtrack sparkles with the sublimated passion of teenage occultism.
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