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Sharps & flats

Alex Pappademas
Can made world music for some other world.

Dr. Laura targets the new Sodom: Libraries

Patrizia DiLucchio
In her crusade for filtered Net access, the talk-radio moralist goes after sex educators, the American Library Association and porn.

Text of the Milosevic indictment

Salon Staff
The U.N. International Criminal Tribunal charges the Yugoslav president with murder, persecution and deportation.

The WB's Big Daddy condescension

Charles Taylor
Another "Buffy" episode postponed. Are the paranoia demons running loose?

Ersatz Nabokov fools the big boys

Craig Offman
An amateur prankster pulls off a literary hoax.

The Web's new tribal warfare

Andrew Leonard
Machine-gun lovers and vegetarians clash online -- and at the end of the rumble, a site lies in ruins.

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor
"Star Wars" wives strike back; don't say we call Kosovo a "good war."

Is sodomy with a stick worse than death?

Jill Nelson
The outcry over Justin Volpe's abuse of Abner Louima -- compared with comparative silence about decades of police killings -- suggests assaulting someone's manhood is worse than killing him.

A visit to “no-man's land”

Rob Mank
An endless stream of refugees waits in desperate limbo between Kosovo terror and crowded camps.

We love you Ricky, oh yes we do

Cintra Wilson
Move over, Mick: Ricky Martin is a modern Prometheus for the collective penis of pop.

Traumatized refugees build a camp metropolis

Mark Schapiro
As NATO troops go back to war, residents develop their own civilization.

Sharps & flats

Philip Booth
Jazz pianist Monty Alexander's gutsy vision stirs up Bob Marley's greatest hits.

Essay questions

Christopher Ott
How well can computers judge prose -- and would you want one grading your exam?

Sexy violence or violent sex?

Carol Lloyd
She avoided sex work, but violence work? That was another matter.

The long Rhodes home

Carrie La Seur
Hiding from the Oxford mafia and everyone's stratospheric expectations, a young Rhodes scholar takes the hardest class of all: life.

Roger Scruton's incivility

Stephanie Zacharek
Does the philosopher understand the difference between commentary and libel?

What does it take to make a buck off of Usenet?

Janelle Brown
Unable to turn a profit as a geek hangout, Deja.com has recast itself as a consumer-oriented community.

The yuck of the Irish

Douglas Cruickshank
Parents of a girl killed in car crash sue a rent-a-car company, claiming Irishmen are "bound to get drunk."

Love's labors lost

Sean Elder
That Arthur Lee's Love shattered like a bottle only heightens the group's claim to the title of California's greatest psychedelic band.

The Boss in Barcelona

Michael Yessis
Bruce Springsteen rehearses -- and a global group of lucky fans gets a free concert.

Publisher O'Reilly admits open source goof

Andrew Leonard
But there's still a dispute over who who holds the copyright to the phrase "open source."

Sharps & flats

Amanda Nowinski
Ubiquity's "The New Latinaires" fuses Latin jazz with electronic ingenuity.

Too sexy for my shirt

Debra Dickerson
It's spring, a time for many men to sexually harass women on the streets in the crudest of terms. Should there be a law against it?

Nursed to death

Karen Houppert
Tabitha Walrond tried to breast-feed her baby. Now she could go to jail for malnourishing her child.
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