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Our (secret) man in China
A. Lin Neumann
Rainmaker and diplomat, outgoing U.C.-Berkeley chancellor Chang-lin Tien has become the most powerful Asian-American in the world.
Natural Born Brawler
Scott Rosenberg
Oliver Stone, accused of inspiring copycat killing, hits back with more films about violence
Irrepressible Memories
Melissa Fay Greene
In her second report from the Olympic city, Atlanta native Melissa Fay Greene, author of
"Praying for Sheetrock" and "The Temple Bombing," reports on the memorial that the
Olympic Committee refused to embrace.
Airlines' shredded safety net
Andrew Ross
If a bomb brought down Flight 800, Americans' illusion of air security went with it
Ten Recent Classical Releases You Should Own
Tim Riley
The following highly subjective selections, which
were released over the past year, reflect the preferences of
a pianist who loves orchestras, welcomes new ideas about
classics and always hunts for something offbeat. If you've
never listened to classical music, any of these titles might
draw you in -- there's no secret handshake. Go nuts.
Rewriting Bob Dole
Mark Schapiro
Novelist Mark Helprin talks about his fascination with war and death, his exile from the liberal literary establishment, and his greatest writing challenge -- making flatlander Bob into a figure of mythical stature.
Passing the databuck
Jon Healey
Telcos and Net providers tussle over who pays the freight for Internet access
Confederacy of Dunces
Andrew Ross
The members of violence-prone right-wing groups like the just-busted "Viper Militia" won't win any I.Q. contests.
Been there, discovered it
Scott Rosenberg
Has science solved every mystery? Or are we fish who can't recognize the water we're swimming in?
Charles Mingus Revisited
Michael E. Ross
Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Kevin Berger
Zen country singer Jimmie Dale Gilmore's music is "therapy for the world."
Smears Unlimited
Dwight Garner
Former G-man's sleazy White House memoir raises questions -- again -- about the book industry's sloppy standards
The Unbearable Lameness of Flaming
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Why
must the
price of
posting
be the
wages of
singe?
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