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“The Leper's Companion”
Alex Abramovich
In the year 1410, a tormented group of English villagers follow their priest on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
Reading genes in black and white
Chris Colin
Last month Florida State University exploded when a soft-spoken psychology professor claimed he had evidence proving blacks intellectually inferior.
No satisfaction
Douglas Cruickshank
Keith Richards fails in the manly art of self-abuse; Merry Pranksters drive on the left.
Teenage wasteland
Jenn Shreve
The Boston Phoenix wins the "oops" award for a piece claiming that the gun-toting teen is a media myth -- one day after Littleton.
Little Caesars — “Focus Group”: Cliff Freeman & Partners, New York
Ruth Shalit
A Little Caesars pizza ad shows how focus groups have become an object of parody.
Fly boys
Stephanie Zacharek
John Cusack and Billy Bob Thornton play cowboys and Indians in the air traffic control comedy "Pushing Tin."
Out of focus
Ruth Shalit
A peep through the one-way mirror at that great American institution, the focus group, reveals a glittering lineup of cheaters, repeaters and sad sacks who wash their hair with Jell-O.
Doom, Quake and mass murder
Janelle Brown
Gamers search their souls after discovering the Littleton killers were part of their clan.
Bill Bradley's fast break
Jake Tapper
With a big campaign war chest, he thinks he can upset Al Gore.
Foreigner in a familiar land
Sallie Tisdale
Americans are stuck in a vacuum of privacy and personal space.
Is Washington safe?
Donald D. Groff
How to save money at religious retreats; getting insurance for travel abroad.
Outsiders, even among the outsiders
Dave Cullen
Littleton killers didn't quite fit in, even with the "Trench Coat Mafia."
Kneejerk Mafia
James Poniewozik
After a new tragedy comes a familiar cry: Stop the Internet before it kills again.
The artist currently known as Prince Paul
Adam Heimlich
Hip-hop's mastermind producer tries to explain what is real.
Expatriates on Japan
Don George
In his new book, T.R. Reid follows a grand tradition: Western writers evoking and explaining daily life in their adopted home.
Entering-the-Company Ceremony
T.R. Reid
On April 1, Japanese business grinds to a halt as companies pause to ritually welcome their new employees.
Wenner's world
David Weir
The evolution of Jann Wenner: How the ultimate '60s rock groupie built his fantasy into a media empire.
Caveat poster
Kaitlin Quistgaard
Online anonymity is under siege by a barrage of court orders -- and no one is fighting them.
Pride and prejudice
Fiona Morgan
Is Novato, Calif., a breeding ground for hatred -- or just like every other American suburb?
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