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Vive la roller blade!
Susan Hack
Susan Hack reports on Paris' new Friday night rite:
roller blading.
My mother's daughter
Kristina Zarlengo
Part Two of a trilogy by three women whose lives were forever changed by adoption -- the teenager who gave her child up, the girl she gave away and the woman who became that girl's mother.
My dinner with Jerry
Joan Walsh
The baby girl I gave away
Ceil Malek
Putting up a baby for adoption was the first act of my adult life, but it took me almost 30 years to face what that decision meant for me and my daughter.
Mystery roundup
Suzette Lalime
Humor and history dominate our eclectic selection of
1998's best crime fiction.
Blood money
Suzi Parker
An Arkansas prison-plasma business protected by Clinton cronies led to a scandal that almost toppled the government -- of Canada.
Are we having high-tech fun yet?
Janelle Brown
With group activities and a gourmet menu, Entros joins the pack of game palaces for grown-ups.
Not finding God in Rome
Zachary Karabell
At Christmas in the Eternal City, a seeker of truth discovers that sometimes the
answer you don't get is the one you need. Zachary Karabell journeys to Rome at Christmas in a quest to find God -- and receives an unexpected reward.
Hurlyburly
Jonathan Lethem
Director Anthony Drazan successfully brings the sexist, self-destructive camaraderie of 'Hurlyburly' to the screen.
A Civil Action
Charles Taylor
Director Steven Zaillian does author Jonathan Harr a great injustice with his reductionist film version of Harr's 'A Civil Action'.
An innocent abroad, Part Two
Bill Barich
A young writer on a semester in Florence encounters enduring lessons in art and love. By Bill Barich.
The Marxist Wall Street couldn't ignore
Annalee Newitz
How did an English doctoral drop-out like Doug Henwood become the first anti-capitalist pundit for the CNN crowd?
Size matters
Douglas Cruickshank
Twanging reality like his own personal 80-foot-long rubber band, Claes Oldenburg restored a child's-eye sense of wonder to a weary world.
Home for Ramadan?
Jeff Stein
Don't hold your breath: Clinton's air war isn't likely to knock out Saddam Hussein.
If you film it, they will come
Steve Rushin
If you film it, they will come: A passionate sports fan begins his cross-country pilgrimage with a visit to Iowa's Field of Dreams. Excerpted from "Road Swing," by Steve Rushin.
Reaping the whirlwind
Joshua Micah Marshall
Clinton's move against Iraq raises the stakes for both parties in the impeachment debate.
Boon or boondoggle?
Nicholas Confessore
The E-Rate subsidizes Net access for schools and libraries -- and your telephone company wants to kill it.
The whole world is watching — again
Todd Gitlin
Left-wing literati turn out to block impeachment, but is it too little, too late?
A master at dangerous play
Gary Kamiya
'Bitches Brew' changed jazz history -- and proved again that Miles Davis was the Proteus of 20th century music.
God save the president?
Jackie Stevens
An anti-impeachment gathering of New York's intellectual hotshots may not do much for the country, but at least it made them feel good about themselves.
The devil in your family room
Fiona Morgan
A Texas group is offering "Marilyn Manson awareness training" for parents who fear that their subculture-adopting teens are poised to go from black clothes and candle burning to criminality.
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