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“THE RIVER”
Edward Hooper
An exhaustive history of HIV and AIDS offers a bold new theory about its origins
Who wants to time-travel to 1357 France?
Nikki Finke
Michael Ovitz, onetime King of Hollywood, finds no takers for his new project -- a movie by Michael "Jurassic Park" Crichton.
Ask a Question and You Could Win!
Salon Staff
Homeboy in the 'hood
Jake Tapper
In the Democratic bastion of Harlem, George W. Bush further outlines his education plan while taking a swipe at the GOP.
Hurting young men put pen to rage
Jill Wolfson
A writing teacher who works with juveniles sees familiar pain in the diary of Eric Harris.
Sharps & flats
Jon Dolan
Thug rapper Eve's assertive female raps would sound even more radical at the top of the charts if the countrified Dixie Chicks weren't telling the exact same stories.
Trump bombs in first Reform appearance
Micah L. Sifry
The Donald needs to do some homework before opening his mouth.
The flamenco man: Hampton Fancher
Jon B. Rhine
In another time, the director of "The Minus Man" ran off to Spain, renamed himself "Mario Montejo" and became immersed in the snakelike dance called flamenco.
Who's the real underdog?
Anthony York
As Bill Bradley surges, Al Gore claims second-class status. But are Democrats ready for this spacy, aloof anti-candidate?
Donn Pohren, flamenco’s hero
Jon B. Rhine
Over a bottle of vino tinto, the first non-Spaniard ever awarded the title "flamencologist" talks about one of the world's most vibrant folk arts.
“Tech guru”: What Americans wanna be when they grow up
Janelle Brown
Survey finds that people respect the nerdly calling but don't want to slog through the math.
Why Microsoft doesn't rule the Net
Mark Gimein
Redmond's observers keep counting on the software giant to become a Net company. What's wrong with that?
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
If children are cursing, blame the parents; battle of the sexes on "Family Law"; since when is Jeeves an
Internet character?
The test that took over
Caleb Crain
Nicholas Lemann flunks the SAT-worshipping American meritocracy.
Happy, Texas
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A cons-on-the-run caper gets its charm from witty, endearing performances and uncynical affection for its characters.
Bauer is reborn — as a feminist!
Susan Crabtree
The Christian rightist's presidential candidacy was going nowhere fast until he discovered that everyone likes a little sex thrown into the mix -- everyone, that is, except his uptight top aides.
Gimme indie rock!
Jeff Stark
Like indie rock itself, the Matador Records birthday party with Yo La Tengo started beautifully and devolved into a self-reflexive in-joke.
Crash of '99?
Merrill Goozner
If our booming economy suddenly collapses, the growing disparity between rich and poor may prove to be a decisive factor in how hard we fall.
“Three Kings”
Andrew O'Hehir
The stylish, almost hallucinatory war movie promotes director David O. Russell from indie grunt to Hollywood sharpshooter.
“Better to lose fighting a noble cause”?
Jake Tapper
Pat Robertson and the Christian Coalition kick off the "Road to Victory '99" convention.
Death of a journalist
Eve Pell
Reporter Sander Thoenes was touring a neighborhood in Dili, the capital of East Timor. Then soldiers opened fire.
Sharps & flats
Amanda Nowinski
Genaside II bring hard-ass thuggism to the paranoid visions of dark electronic music.
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