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Someone to watch over me
Janis Cooke Newman
For one little boy whose babyhood was almost lost in a crowded Russian orphanage, it's not the educational toys and developmental stimuli that matter most.
Quake-r state
Andrew Leonard
When online gamers rallied to defend a female player from harassment, they learned there's more to life than pixel gore.
Living under the knife
Fiona Morgan
Steven Levenkron's book "Cutting: Understanding and Overcoming Self-Mutilation" casts an eye on the emotional pains behind a dark adolescent practice.
Movie Interview: Terry Gilliam
David Wallis
The "Fear and Loathing" director stomps on Hollywood and American literalism.
Music Feature: Middle-Age Riot
Mark Athitakis
Punk veterans Shellac and Sonic Youth play art-rock for art's sake
Password spamming
Andrew Leonard
When Web companies make deals, sometimes it's not cash that changes hands.
A day in the life of a longhouse
Maxine Rose Schur
Maxine Rose Schur spends an illuminating day and a night with the former headhunters of Borneo.
Class warfare
Ira Eisenberg
In the second of two articles, a teacher who was on the front lines describes how a California high school became a battleground in the struggle over what America's students should be taught about homosexuality.
The showdown at San Leandro High
Ira Eisenberg
A battle between parents and gay-rights advocates may be a preview of the country's next great culture war.
Island oddities
David M. Foster
Wanderlust readers relate strange tales of flying Caribbean-style and mistaken identities in Koh Samui
Millennium bugging out
Janelle Brown
Millennium bugging out: By Janelle Brown. Year 2000 survivalists, fearing digitally induced chaos, head for the hills.
Embraced in Spain
Barry Yeoman
Traveling solo in Spain, writer Barry Yeoman is befriended by a group of macho local males. Can he tell them he is gay and still keep their friendship?
The little operating system that could
Andrew Leonard
Microsoft, beware: Linux fans are hell-bent on world domination.
“The Last Days of Disco”
Laura Miller
Laura Miller reviews 'The Last Days of Disco,' directed by Whit Stillman and starring Chloe Sevigny, Kate Beckinsale and Chris Eigeman
Vincent Foster is still with us
Lori Leibovich
Vincent Foster's suicide is the Rosetta Stone of the right-wing conspiracy industry.
Movie Interview: Celebrated Whit
Laura Miller
Salon interviews Whit Stillman, the director of "Metropolitan" and "The Last Days of Disco."
Let's Get This Straight: Talkin' 'bout a revolution
Scott Rosenberg
Free the Windows source code? Pandemonium ensues as readers talk back.
Starwave in Disneyland
Janelle Brown
A once-proud Web-content firm mutates from an editorial powerhouse into a technology backbone -- because that's what its new owner needs.
Getting into Chechnya
Thomas Goltz
Journalist Thomas Goltz relates a heart-stopping adventure
surreptitiously slipping by Russian border guards across a forbidden frontier
on his way to Chechnya.
The “conservative Ralph Nader”
Joshua Micah Marshall
A look at the unorthodox views of a self-described "conservative Ralph Nader" who is suing the White House over Filegate and believes that former Commerce Secretary Ron Brown did not die accidentally.
Coming clean about her trashy life
Lori Leibovich
In her new memoir, housecleaner and author Louise Rafkin dishes the dirt on her rich clients' nail clippings, pubic hair and Prozac.
Ship Of Gold In The Deep Blue Sea
Jonathan Miles
Mr. Gates, meet Mr. Antitrust
Janelle Brown
Mr. Gates, meet Mr. Antitrust: By Janelle Brown. Three former Justice Department antitrust experts handicap the new Microsoft suit.
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