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Foreign films for kids?
Charles Taylor
Dispelling the notion that foreign films are strange, arty and incomprehensible is the best reason to introduce them to your children.
The war for your e-mail box
Andrew Leonard
Do we need anti-spam laws?
Some Net veterans think the unthinkable.
Senator Strongarm
Murray Waas, William Kistner
How Al D'Amato threatened African AIDS funding to help a big campaign contributor.
Is culture endangered in the digital age?
Chris Bray
Is culture endangered in the digital age? By Chris Bray Ironies abound at a Los Angeles conference pondering the future of museums and libraries
Making book on the Booker
Sylvia Brownrigg
Snide critics, side bets, broadcasts of unphotogenic writers hacking away at duck -- the Booker Prize ceremony may not be the Oscars, but it's as British as all get-out.
Senator Strongarm
Murray Waas, William Kistner
New York Sen. Alfonse D'Amato threatened to cut Zimbabwe's AIDS funding to protect the interests of a big corporate contributor.
Who's lying about Monica now?
David Corn
A Republican campaign leader lies to reporters about the GOP's last-minute, $10 million anti-Clinton ad blitz.
Naked and in hot water
Simon Firth
A very proper Brit packs his misgivings and ventures to a clothing-optional Northern California resort -- only to find that nudity offers more than meets the eye.
Blame it on Rio
Janelle Brown
Netheads love the MP3 digital-music format. Why does the music industry hate it so much?
Seven deadly sins: Beer, babes and beatings
Joshua Green
What the college admissions brochure doesn't tell you about your freshman year
The mother of all elections
Lori Leibovich
Can the favorite daughter of the Christian right knock off the feminist senator in tennis shoes?
Moore's Better Blues
Dwight Garner
Lorrie Moore finds the lighter side of ordinary madness in "Birds of America."
Power play
Harvey Wasserman
Environmentalists are split over a California law that bails out utility companies for bad investments -- and one faction is taking its opposition to the ballot box.
Favorite Son
William Wong
Can Asian-American voters -- long ignored by both parties -- boost Republican Matt Fong's sagging California Senate campaign?
21st Log: MoveOn moves offline
Andrew Leonard
Hate crimes go both ways
David Horowitz
Book Of Shadows
Lisa Carver
Lisa Carver reviews 'Book of Shadows: A Modern Woman's Journey Into The Wisdom Of Witchcraft And The Magic Of The Goddess' by Phyllis Curott.
All My Habits Are Bad
A. M. Homes
Grace Paley talks about the moral obligations of writers, the success of the women's movement and the importance of not giving a shit.
Exile in “Pleasantville”
Charles Taylor
Director Gary Ross fetishizes the '50s in this high-concept parable about the dangers of conformity.
This week in travel
Susanna Stromberg
Wanderlust presents a selective guide to the week's travel-related news.
Asking for it
Jeff Stryker
Judges and juries have been known to sympathize with men who say their gay-bashing was triggered by panic or self-defense.
Good times for Dilbert
Janelle Brown
Good times for Dilbert: By Janelle Brown. The world's best-loved cartoon engineer gets off on the tight job market, while his creator, Scott Adams, talks about Zippergate and the enduring stupidity of humankind.
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