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Puffy and the pontiff
David Moberg
A worldwide movement to wipe out debt for poor countries is getting some star-studded support this weekend.
Lost and found
Holly J. Lebowitz
Why America's 80 million-strong Generation X may be losing its religion but finding its soul.
A bittersweet saga in Sicily
Frank Browning
An innocent visit to an "ancient" village fertility fest reveals a multilayered history of feuding families, conniving communists and failing farms.
Freeman Dyson, frog prince of physics
Kristi Coale
The renowned physicist brings conscience and compassion to his books, which interweave scientific explanation and humanism.
House passes HMO reform bill
David McGuire
The Patients' Bill of Rights would expand consumer protection.
America's first gay president
Sara Douglas Hart
President Clinton mixes with drag queens and Matthew Shepard's mom at a big New York gay pride bash.
Do you have what it takes?
Scott Kirsner
"Bootcamp for Startups" enlists plenty of entrepreneurs looking to be whipped into shape.
Pig in the Gulag
Gary Kamiya
An ad for the made-for-TV movie "Animal Farm" gives a whole new meaning to the word "Orwellian."
Harsh realms
Joyce Millman
Fox's "Harsh Realm" sends a soldier into virtual hell, while CBS's "Now and Again" builds the new bionic man.
Is technology unplugging our minds?
Janelle Brown
We may be able to multitask our way through life -- but at what cost to our humanity? Three new books examine the world technology begat.
Shadow boxing
Michael Sragow
"On the Ropes" co-directors Nanette Burstein and Brett Morgen follow three fighters into the "real" inner city.
The next commish?
Steve Kettmann
He brought American ballplayers to Cuba and beat back the umpires' union. Now some say he is the natural to take over the helm of major league baseball -- someday.
The genius of Danzig
Gavin McNett
G|nter Grass' Nobel Prize honors the stalwart leftist who rebuilt the German novel on the literary ruins of the Third Reich.
Talking baseball with Hank Greenwald
Joan Walsh
The best broadcaster you won't hear on the air talks about umpire arrogance, the home-run chase and "the Viagra of baseball."
Colombia's powder keg
Robert D. Lamb
Washington's ill-conceived policy could hurt human rights and fuel the drug trade.
Rutherford Institute sues Columbine officials
Dave Cullen
A lawsuit over religious rights continues the wrangle over who owns the Columbine tragedy.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Don't make me pay for offensive art show! Plus: Disrespecting romance writers; are stay-at-home moms wasting their lives?
Sharps & flats
Brett Anderson
The Fastbacks saw grunge come and go. Like that matters to a band that hasn't left the garage in 20 years.
President of what?
Simon Rodberg
George W. Bush led the Delta Kappa Epsilon branding regime at my university. Now he wants to lead the free world.
Robbed on Lombok
Brent Hannon
Bandits strike a group of travelers in the wilds of a remote Indonesian island.
“THE RIVER”
Edward Hooper
An exhaustive history of HIV and AIDS offers a bold new theory about its origins
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