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Confessions of an office pervert
Angie Monroe
In satisfying her own nasty desires, one woman discovers the key to worker productivity.
Dear Henry:
Sean Wilentz, Arthur Schlesinger, C. Vann Woodward
Prominent American historians respond to House impeachment managers' criticism of their reasoning in the Clinton case.
On their minds
Salon Staff
Political experts from both sides deconstruct President Clinton's 1999 State of the Union address.
Let's Get This Straight: A corporate game of Internet Monopoly
Scott Rosenberg
@Home's purchase of Excite poses a new challenge to AOL and leaves Microsoft on the sidelines -- for now.
Teaching the cannibals to dance: Part Two
Craig Nelson
Craig Nelson journeys farther than expected into a land of penis gourds and pig sacrifices.
The telephone toll
David Brake
Great expectations
Joanna Scott
Faced with the cruel suspense of an endangered pregnancy, a novelist found that her greatest comfort came from hearing stories, especially the scary ones.
Counting the dead children
Jeff Stein
Critics blast U.S. sanctions that kill Iraqi babies, but leave Saddam fat and happy.
Beijing's Backingham Palace
Mary Elizabeth Williams
From back rubs to bowling to B-movies, this Chinese spa has it all.
Michael Jordan's final act
Dan Brekke
Michael Jordan is leaving at the top. That's why we need him to stay.
Bonfire of the porn queens
Benjamin Weissman
Trapped between a silicone breast and a hard place, the Adult Video News Awards struggle to boost their legitimacy.
Screensaver: Penned in
Paul Sherman
Sean Penn talks about the hurly-burly of Hollywood and why, despite his recent spate of great films, he wants to quit acting -- again.
What I learned from losing my mind
Faulkner Fox
How a week at a yoga retreat saved me from the perfect parenting frenzy.
Joining the mod squad
Todd Levin
A gray-market "mod chip" supercharges a Sony PlayStation -- but how does it make you feel?
I, Rigoberta Mench
David Horowitz
How left-wing propagandists, a fellow-traveling Nobel committee and a corrupt media perpetrated a monstrous hoax.
The culture of prosecution
Bruce Shapiro
The impeachment trial is the logical conclusion of the culture of prosecution, which President Clinton has helped nurture.
The Thin Red Line
Charles Taylor
The big dead one: What was supposed to be Terrence Malick's long-awaited comeback is instead a cliched, self-indulgent throwback to the '70s. Reviewed by Charles Taylor
Sleeping in
Anne Lamott
No one tells you that the profound tiredness you feel in your child's first year of life doesn't go away with the 2 a.m. feedings.
On to Mars!
Rebecca Bryant
While NASA fiddles with robots, a grass-roots movement burns to put human beings on the Red Planet -- soon.
The men who moil for gold
J. Kingston Pierce
A century after the race for the Klondike gold fields, a hiker traces the argonauts' northward course.
The world is ending — let's get to know our neighbors!
James Poniewozik
Y2K bug provides a grand opportunity for media pontification: The Utne Reader weighs in early.
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