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Christopher Ott
The Web has long been loaded with data, but nothing this helpful. Info markets promise specialized answers to your every question.
When fists flew on the San Juan Special
Elliott Neal Hester
Only the strongest flight attendants survived this legendary New York-Puerto Rico flight.
Atlanta's burning
Mike Alvear
The city too busy to hate has found plenty of time for violence lately, and nobody knows why.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
If you're breast-feeding in public, you are an exhibit; in defense of the easy, three-hour run.
From red-line to renaissance
Keith Moore
Things are looking up in Harlem, but some poor black families are being driven out by the neighborhood renewal.
Mercy for a terrorist?
David Horowitz
Being a radical means never having to say you're sorry for violent crimes against innocent people yesteryear.
When things fall apart
Hank Hyena
Last month's brutal massacre was just another crime by Nigeria's most-feared criminal organizations, student cults. But just who these cultists are is a matter of some dispute.
Craig Breedlove
Michael Mattis
At age 62, one of the fastest men on Earth is preparing for a leisurely drive across the Nevada desert at, oh ... Mach 1.
A Linux lament
C. Scott Ananian
As Red Hat prepares to go public, one Linux hacker's dreams of IPO
glory are crushed by The Man.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Camille Paglia misses point of Kennedy saga; sleeping through "Eyes Wide Shut"; college stripper made the wrong choice.
“Tipping the Velvet”
Peter Kurth
An exuberant, lusty novel about a lesbian adventuress follows its heroine through the underworld of Victorian London.
Blood brothers
Sarah Beach
Cary and Steven Stayner were connected by violence. One is a murderer. The other, a victim, is remembered by a childhood friend.
Where the wild feeds are
Frank Houston
When Bill Gates uses the F-word, it doesn't show up on TV. But Web sites featuring raw satellite transmissions let it all hang out.
An impatient man
David Bowman
Garry Wills talks about the wit of St. Augustine, the necessity for gun control and the arrogant ignorance of the New York Times
But the little girls understand
Dawn Eden
At Maxwell's in New Jersey, Beulah and the Apples in Stereo treated the teens to bouts of bubblegum and fits of niceness.
Is Korea climbing back from economic collapse?
David Moberg
Strikes and Daewoo's near-bankruptcy undermine its political and financial turnaround.
So this is compassion?
Debra Dickerson
George Bush's compassionate conservatism sounds a lot like Al Gore's. But are faith-based charities really the answer to America's problems?
Let the circus begin
Suzi Parker
Rudy Giuliani visits Little Rock to ridicule his carpetbagging New York Senate rival, Hillary Clinton.
The mockumentary cometh
Sarah Vowell
Documentaries are huge. Their perverse cousins are nipping at their heels.
Girl talk
Janelle Brown
Are frank online discussions of blow jobs and masturbation empowering teen girls -- or turning them into Lolitas?
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