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Spin doctoring
Susan McCarthy
Expectations about your health or illness can cause reality to follow suit.
Charles Aznavour
Jody Rosen
After six decades, the man who reinvented the French chanson, composed more than 600 songs and sold more than 100 million records is still a star and one of the last classic pop stylists.
Mr. Smith flips off Washington
Jake Tapper
Sen. Bob Smith deserts the GOP in the middle of his long-shot bid for the presidency.
Method madness
Charles Taylor
The "The Blair Witch Project" directors wanted to create a film that was "100 percent real." Why did they bother making a movie?
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Overdosing on "ecstasy" scare stories; why are female sportswriters whining?
He remembers Papa
Jon B. Rhine
They fought about politics, he stole Hemingway's girl. An old war buddy reminisces.
Is Red Hat becoming Linux's Microsoft?
Andrew Leonard
Hardly. But as the lovey-dovey Linux business matures, elbows are beginning to fly.
City slickers
Jake Tapper
New Orleans, Boston, Detroit and Alameda County, Calif., are suing gun manufacturers and dealers for distributing what they deem a dangerous product -- and then turning around and selling guns themselves.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
It's not the quantity of gun laws that counts; children's parties are out of control; Salon wasted Bill Gates' time.
The cost of free love
Virginia Vitzthum
After Helen's libertine days turned sour, she began to wonder: Was it about desire or just another way to conform?
Free-for-all at Free Republic
Jeff Stein
Lucianne Goldberg, Matt Drudge and other friends abandon the Clinton-bashing Web site over its attacks on George W. Bush.
Sharps & flats
Wendy Mitchell
Now celebrating a 10th anniversary with a compilation featuring Rocket From the Crypt, Superchunk and Neutral Milk Hotel, Merge Records is the little label that could, and did.
The overtime stigma
Alicia Neumann
Plenty of tech workers could rightfully demand fatter paychecks, but fear that asking for overtime could be a costly faux pas.
You can halve it all
Jennifer Bingham Hull
You can get your husband to do his share if you demand it -- or threaten divorce.
Episode 1: Secret books and other tricks of the trade
Tracy Quan
Allison renounces the profession and makes Nancy the reluctant keeper of her client list.
Shit-eating grins
Stephanie Zacharek
In defense of Adam Sandler, "South Park" and the proud tradition of poop humor.
Rapids, ruins and the end of the river
Rolf Potts
In which our correspondent wanders the tranquil streets of Thakaek and weathers a dangerous descent.
Mumia's millions
Joan Walsh
The calls of gullible whites for a Mumia Abu-Jamal retrial is reminiscent of their Black Panther worship in the '60s.
The Web can't make racists
Scott Rosenberg
But it can help expose them and their ideas to the light of the truth.
Heroes of horror
Peter Landesman
Risking snipers, facing sights so dreadful that they weep along with the victims' families, forensics teams from around the world -- including a team from the FBI -- are performing the heartbreaking but essential task of recording Serbian atrocities in Kosovo.
Generation R.I.P.
Jenn Shreve
The Village Voice pronounces Generation X as dead as Kurt Cobain and as irrelevant as a Cheesy Poof. Plus: Alternative health stories that don't suck.
“Unvanquished: A U.S.-U.N. Saga”
Douglas McGray
Time hasn't healed the former secretary-general's wounds or lessened his bitterness.
In Vientiane, a lull before the storm
Rolf Potts
Our correspondent enjoys a drowsy detour in the Lao capital before preparing to take over as second mate on the Mik Sip.
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