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Fat chance
Leora Tanenbaum
Can a fat teenager find happiness? Cherie Bennett, author of the young adult novel "Life In the Fat Lane," talks about binge-and-barf clubs, Madeleine Albright's thighs
and why well-meaning mothers often make things worse.
The Bobby Fuller Four
Dawn Eden
the price of eggs in america
Cynthia Joyce
The growing controversy over egg donorship poses the tricky
question: Which comes first, the donor or the egg?
Under the spell of Angkor Wat
Jeff Greenwald
Jeff Greenwald revels in the astonishing ruins and riches of Angkor Wat.
Wise women
Jonathan Broder
Three Middle Eastern women discover that they have more in
common as mothers and peace activists than the tired old prejudices
that have kept them apart.
Twisted sisters
Courtney Weaver
How is it that women a few years apart in age can be light years away from each other in their attitudes toward sex?
The Salon Interview: Stanley Crouch
Jonathan Broder
Author and critic Stanley Crouch offers sharp and commonsensical views on President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, multiculturalism and the American identity, Spike Lee and Johnnie Cochran.
Landing the Big One
D.T. Max
D.T. Max discovers that "landing the Big One" has many different meanings at the tip of Mexico's Baja Peninsula.
A doctorate in “Doom”
Moira Muldoon
For students at the world's first video game university, it's all math and little play.
Arigato, Nagano
Cintra Wilson
In her Olympic farewell, Cintra Wilson wallows in weird TV, moons the ski slopes and finds the big heart of Japan
Newsreal: Prosecuting — or persecuting? — the prosecutors
Jonathan Broder
Critics of independent counsel Kenneth Starr are focusing on
prosecutors in his office who were found to have used highly coercive and
illegal tactics in previous cases.
Newsreal: Bigger than the pope
Andrew Jennings
A British investigative reporter who has
written about the International Olympic Committee shows how the head of the
IOC tries to prove, as he once said, that the IOC is more powerful than the
Catholic Church.
Newsreal: Not over the hill
Eve Pell
While the television cameras focus on Olympic athletes
who seem impossibly young, and competitors in their late 20s are considered "over the hill," athletes 40 and over -- including some in their 90s -- are a growing presence on tracks and fields everywhere.
Sharps and Flats: The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
John Milward
addicted to day care
Phaedra Hise
If it takes a village and you don't have one. A good child-care provider may be just what you need.
Carl Wilson, 1946-1998
Mark Athitakis
Retro burger
Gary Kamiya
In the fourth of his dispatches from the Winter Olympics in Nagano,
Japan, Gary Kamiya muses on Japanese English, the quest for tosto and
hamburgers done in retro
Banking on poor women
Dawn MacKeen
Muhammad Yunis, a former economics professor in Bangladesh, has an unprecedented vision for changing the lives of poor women all over the world.
Chewing the fat with the girls
Elizabeth Rapoport
The Dutchess of Pork and the Dershowitz of dieting serve up this seasons most fascinating diet books.
21st: AOL's insecurity complex
David Cassel
AOL's insecurity complex: By David Cassel. The online service can't even keep its own staff bulletin boards private.
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