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Harvard and heroin
Seth Mnookin
I coasted to an Ivy League degree as a drug addict, but forever damaged the bond between mother and son.
Something in the Way
David Fenton
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Evolutionary theory asks "how," not "if"; give Superchunk a chance; generous dad is being suckered.
Emotional handicap
Diane Lore
What do you do when your normally sweet, loving child wholeheartedly rejects his suddenly disabled, wheelchair-bound grandmother?
The art of survival
Michael Sragow
Oscar winners Freida Lee Mock and Terry Sanders salute America's Vietnam War POWs in the awe-inspiring "Return With Honor."
Is the Web “contracting”?
Scott Rosenberg
The numbers show a bigger slice for the top sites -- but most of the pie remains in the hands of the little guys.
Bare the wealth
Andrew Leonard
A Linux programmer builds a "wealth monitor" that tracks Red Hat's valuation and who's getting rich off free software.
The little old hell-raiser from Pasadena
Suzi Parker
Granny D, 89, is walking across the U.S. to push for campaign finance reform.
Crash therapy
Chris Colin
A new study finds airplane accident survivors emotionally healthier than those who have never crashed.
Smell what?
Jill Reyna
A former Smell This editor responds to accusations of reverse racism. Or at least foggy thinking.
Let us now give “Thanks” some praise
Sarah Vowell
It's no Arthur Miller masterpiece, but TV's silly, subversive "Thanks" just might be "The Crucible's" sitcom equivalent.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Roger Ebert agrees: Critics get a raw deal. Plus: Debating disabled scholarship; don't let AT&T control our Internet!
Jesus Christ, personal friend of surfing
Cintra Wilson
They come from all over to France's Lacanau Pro '99. The board riders' brains seem blasted away by the overpowering waters and they exhibit the weird, gentle majesty of giraffes or monks.
David Horowitz responds to Time magazine's “slander”
David Horowitz
11 million Net addicts? Come on!
Janelle Brown
Is there really anything to "Net addiction," or are complusive gamblers, shoppers and sex fiends just doing their thing online?
Louder than words
Robert Bryce
George W. Bush, who refuses to answer questions about his own drug use, slashed drug rehabilitation programs for inmates while ushering in tougher sentencing laws.
Class will tell
Joe Conason
The Bush cocaine controversy should encourage an overdue debate on why drug abuse among the rich is a "disease" while among the poor it is a "crime."
Guide to literary agents may send hopeful authors astray
Craig Offman
A much-needed reference is rife with errors.
Make black the night
Tanya Shaffer
Was planning a march against violence against women an inherently racist undertaking?
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Readers rage over Horowitz racism; a little TV won't kill your kids; will celibacy make you happier?
Tell Laura I love her
Lorenzo W. Milam
Though the national nag is snippish, overbearing and often insulting, some of us can't help but admire Schlessinger. Most of all we love her for her bubbles.
We have computers. Why aren't we more productive?
Cate T. Corcoran
Technology doesn't usually save companies time or money -- but in a competitive world, it often keeps them in business.
Debunking depression
Robert Burton
Many people who claim they are clinically depressed may only be
disgruntled
Rape as a disciplinary tactic
Christian Parenti
Prison guards often ignore inmate rape, and even encourage it to punish prisoners who step out of line.
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