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The return of the hidden persuaders
Ruth Shalit
Driven by a booming economy, a corporate obsession with brand-building and a feelgood philosophy, a motley crew of ex-grad students, starry-eyed admen and hypnosis gurus are probing the consumer unconscious to sell soap.
Columbine: We stand behind the story
Salon Staff
Although sheriff's officials have downplayed their role in revealing details about the Columbine investigation, no one has challenged a single fact reported.
Pat McGovern's “Technology Publishing for Dummies”
Chris Sandlund
How did IDG's chairman build a $2.35 billion business?
Just say no to sex; just say yes to big bucks
Sharon Lerner
Massive government funds pay for abstinence-only sex education -- and beach parties.
Vocal coaching for the Hanson brothers, Iggy Pop and President Clinton
Craig Offman
Dr. Laura's favorite voice therapist coughs up some tricks of the trade.
Inside the Columbine High investigation
Dave Cullen
Everything you know about the Littleton killings is wrong. But the truth may be scarier than the myths.
Shopping online — for children
Nell Bernstein
For children who have waited years for a family to adopt them, the Internet may be the last hope.
Cool rules
Mark Gimein
Why are some of the best minds of our generation working on a better way to send out party invitations?
Cry for me, Puerto Rico
Susan Crabtree
The next big issue after the clemency controversy is the growing pressure to throw the U.S. Navy off its test bombing range.
Surrealist manifesto
Jeff Stark
Stereolab on philosophical systems, the economics of small record labels and why you shouldn't have sex to Barry White.
Donny Osmond: We suffer for his art
Steve Burgess
It's a neat trick when Mr. Squeaky-clean produces a flashback more terrifying than any acid reflux.
Pop chart
Janelle Brown
Pamela Anderson? Britney Spears? Who tops the list of celebrity search terms on the new Lycos 50?
Domain name dunces
Scott Rosenberg
Network Solutions fumbles its free e-mail scheme. Can we trust it with our Net addresses?
School's out for Eid
Michael Kress
The battle over school closure for religious holidays heats up as Muslims and Hindus demand equal time off for their children.
Welcome to the Mile-High Club
Elliott Neal Hester
Our flying correspondent relates some true tales of sex in the skies.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
You pay your handyman more than your nanny?! Plus: Pop psychology Mach test too close to Cosmo quiz; "broadband warrior" Jermoluk is wrong about wireless.
How the Rodham girl lost her accent
Suzi Parker
These days, Arkansans might have a thing or two to say to New Yorkers about the woman who would be as one among them.
Hollywood snares
Janelle Brown
Online entertainment companies have tangled the Web with bad TV simulations. Now "Digital Babylon" portrays their failures -- but can it help prevent new ones?
Whither George? And what's up with Tina's Talk?
Sean Elder
Hachette wonders what to do with George, post JFK Jr.; the new issue of Tina's mag isn't going to get people talking.
Surprise: Bush could be the “education president”
Joan Walsh
A longtime school reformer says the Republican front-runner might be the best hope for low-income and minority students at a time when you can't talk about "poor kids" -- to Democrats.
Free Allan Nairn!
Bruce Shapiro
An American reporter faces 10 years in a brutal Indonesian jail. His crime: Refusing to turn away from acts of inhumanity. The United States must act -- now.
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