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The court of St. Paula
Jonathan Broder
The man who is backing Paula Jones' lawsuit against President Clinton says he is not in for the politics, but for the constitutional issue at stake. An examination of his record suggests otherwise.
Is history dead?
Sean McMeekin
Cultural studies scholars are ravaging the facts to suit their bassackward theories.
Bad news for G.I. Jane?
Dawn MacKeen
In the wake of Aberdeen, a female military specialist suggests that separating men and women during basic training is not a women's rights issue, but a national security one.
In the Footsteps of Alexander the Great
Michael Wood
The tale of journalist and filmmaker Michael Wood's journey via Landrover, camel, foot and boat in the path of Alexander the Great.
The forgiven
Michelle Goldberg
What do you call someone who reaches out to the man who tortured, raped, killed and cannibalized her daughter? Crazy? Or a saint?
The Inuit Olympics
Mary Roach
Mary Roach reports on the Inuit Games, an annual competition involving Head Pulls, Knuckle Hops and other daunting competitions 100 miles north of the Arctic Circle.
The Forgiven
Michelle Goldberg
What would you do if your child were brutally murdered? These parents befriended the killers.
Time for one thing: We're a sorry bunch
Elizabeth Rapoport
Women are expert at reflexive apologizing for almost anything, but Elizabeth Rapoport points out that we could really have something to be sorry for if we don't stop
Long-legged woman
Charles Taylor
Charles Taylor reviews 'Jackie Brown' directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson and Robert Forster.
The worst books of 1997
Dwight Garner
Salon Magazine's book critics survey the worst and most overrated books of 1997
The most significant musical moments of 1997
Cynthia Joyce
Salon contributors answer the question: what was your most significant moment of 1997?
Christmas in Syria
Louis Casabianca
Louis CasaBianca offers a poignant Christmas tale of two men, a boy and a caged falcon in Damascus, Syria.
Family myths, family realities
Stephanie Coontz
A string of lurid cases this year drew attention away from the real challenges that confront American families.
Enchanted Liguria
David Downie
David Downie, in his book "Enchanted Liguria," describes the cuisine of one of Italy's most fascinating culinary regions.
Were the ’60s a fraud?
Gary Kamiya
Gary Kamiya reviews two new books of revisionist culture criticism from The Baffler editors and asks: Was the '60s the fraud -- or its critics?
Catholic school bad girl
Joan Walsh
Why was I the only one at my grammar school reunion who didn't remember me as a bully?
Anonymous 4, Sequentia, Tapestry
Brett Campbell
Silicon Valley's power cults
Scott Rosenberg
Silicon Valley's power cults: At Intel, Oracle and Apple, you can't escape the grip of a Fearless Leader -- or a paranoid one. Scott Rosenberg reviews three new computer-business books.
No McNukes!
Ros Davison
Does irradiating meat and other food make it safer -- or create new health risks, especially to children?
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