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Spin sisters
Janelle Brown
Spin sisters: By Janelle Brown. Why is PR the only high-tech field that women run?
Afoot in the South African bush
Lance Gould
A New Yorker ventures on a walking safari into the wild world of wildebeest, Cape buffalo and dung beetles.
Reaping the whirlwind
Joshua Micah Marshall
Clinton's move against Iraq raises the stakes for both parties in the impeachment debate.
Go with the flow
Jenn Shreve
Blood money
Suzi Parker
An Arkansas prison-plasma business protected by Clinton cronies led to a scandal that almost toppled the government -- of Canada.
Marriage as a revolutionary act
Carol Lloyd
Andrew Sullivan has been condemned as a reactionary by some fellow gay intellectuals for advocating marriage instead of promiscuity -- but his complex views on politics, religion and his own sex life defy easy labels.
Hell no! We won't grade!
Sean McMeekin
Will the upcoming strike by University of California graduate teaching assistants raise them from their serflike status -- or spell their eventual doom?
The Net never forgets
J.D. Lasica
This bug's life
Janelle Brown
With it's much-anticipated follow-up to 'Toy Story,' Pixar conquers in the animated bug battle. Reviewed by Janelle Brown.
One big happy family
Alan Wolfe
The author of 'One Nation, After All' says Americans are more tolerant than the Christian right would like to believe.
One big happy family
Alan Wolfe
The election was a referendum on morality, after all, but Americans voted for tolerance, not vengeance.
Debunking the myths of the Puritans
Maria Russo
A revisionist argues that historians have turned the authoritarian, conformist puritans into reflections of their own complex, Harvard-educated selves.
Pryor Knowledge
Jill Nelson
Jill Nelson on the rage, vulnerability and painful honesty of Richard Pryor's comedy.
It's all about parties — and the bottom line
Jason Zinoman
Every year the Radcliffe Publishing Course inducts another group of recent graduates into the glamour and drudgery of publishing.
Starr Wars
Joan Walsh
Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr sounded a lot like President Clinton before Starr's Grand Jury -- forgetful and evasive -- as he faced down the House Judiciary Committee for more than a dozen hours on Thursday.
Same Old Party
Joshua Micah Marshall
New leadership can't mend the rifts among Republicans in Congress.
Sade Off
Molly Weatherfield
Molly Weatherfield reviews 'At Home with
the Marquis de Sade' by Francine du Plessix Gray.
Starr dust, pundit bust
Steve Erickson
Steve Erickson on why Kenneth Starr will crash and burn on Thursday
Toppling Saddam
Frank Smyth
Clinton wants a new government in Baghdad, but he and the Iraqi opposition are unlikely to be up to the task.
Historiographic revisionism
Christopher Shea
DNA evidence shows that Jefferson fathered at least one of Sally Hemings' children, and his academic defenders are scurrying to cover their tracks.
What do Jefferson and Clinton have in common (besides randyness)?
Christopher Hitchens
Answer: they're both protected by a group of credulous historians.
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