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Rock 'n' Roll Babylon
Sarah Vowell
Pop music is the body cast that gets pushed around, but never loses its shape.
Starr strikes back
Jonathan Broder, Murray Waas
Defiantly, the independent counsel bids farewell to Malibu while holding tight to his investigation of the president.
Stone bombs in Jerusalem
Robert Alter
With the formulaic "Damascus Gate," a serious novelist succumbs to fictional banalities.
On Guatemala's Gringo Circuit
Doug Fine
Ensconced in an idyllic village, Doug Fine describes the characters and concerns of daily life on Guatemala's Gringo Circuit.
Talk ain't cheap
Courtney Weaver
A high-class stripper confesses the secrets of her loquacious profession.
The Mavericks
John Milward
White House jumps into Starr “conflict” fray
Jonathan Broder, Murray Waas
President Clinton's chief lawyer demands independent counsel recuse himself from Hale investigation.
Silver linings in the Asian cloud
Don George
Wanderlust editor Don George reports that at their annual conference, Pacific-Asia region travel executives searched irrepressibly -- and successfully -- for silver linings in the Asian economic cloud.
Salon Mothers Who Think | Not waiting to inhale
Dawn MacKeen
Controversial former Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders talks about Big Tobacco's slick marketing campaigns, a new study showing that smoking among black teens is on the rise and why, despite everything, she believes President Clinton's private life should remain just that -- private.
21st: Dear author
Pamela Licalzi O'Connell
What happens when a novelist puts his e-mail address on the book jacket? Vikram Chandra found out.
Tiger, tiger, burning bright
Jeff Greenwald
Jeff Greenwald describes a blood-curdling encounter with a tiger in one of Nepal's wildlife parks preserves -- and a disgraceful display of fake contraband-burning by Nepalese authorities.
Kenneth Starr has lost his credibility
Joe Conason, Murray Waas
Legal experts raise questions about the prosecutor's apparent conflicts of interest.
The Chinese friend
Chris Taylor
Chris Taylor poignantly describes a bus tour in China, where fate brings him together with a local misfit.
“The Horse Whisperer” Soundtrack
Joe Heim
Newsreal: The men who kept Paula Jones lawsuit going
Murray Waas
How associates of billionaire Clinton-hater Richard Mellon Scaife kept Paula Jones' legal battle going.
Yellow journalism
Carol Lloyd
Why are reporters, those vigilant guardians of constitutional freedoms, cravenly unzipping themselves for drug testing?
Strait-laced sisters
Lori Leibovich
Liberal journalist Elinor Burkett met the enemy -- conservative women -- and found that they were, well, a lot like her.
The Salon Interview – Dorothy Allison
Laura Miller
Laura Miller interviews Dorothy Allison, author of 'Bastard Out of Carolina' and 'Cavedweller'
The craziest road race of all
Craig Bromberg
Craig Bromberg reports from the finale of the Paris-Dakar Rally, a grueling 17-day road race that weaves through wadis and sand dunes and grenade-wielding Tuareg rebels.
The Short History Of A Prince
Rachel Pastan
Rachel Pastan
reviews 'The Short History of a Prince' by Jane Hamilton.
The Quicken and the deadbeat
Andrew Leonard
How Intuit and Microsoft are saving us all from bankruptcy and crushing personal debt. Or not.
21st: Gun mad
Andrew Leonard
While the oldest, nastiest debate online remains deadlocked, gun rights activists on the net get organized as their opponents fall behind.
Starr strikes back
Jonathan Broder, Murray Waas
Legal experts raise questions about the prosecutor's apparent conflicts of interest.
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