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Letter from San Francisco
Lisa Margonelli
Twenty years after Dan White murdered George Moscone and Harvey Milk, his old neighborhood is still spawning leaders who divide by race -- but these days they're Asian, not white.
Starr speaks
Salon Staff
The full text of independent counsel Kenneth Starr's House Judiciary Committee testimony.
Pundits to Saddam: Your evil derrihre is OURS!
James Poniewozik
TV Newsfolks, jonesing for a war with Saddam, are disappointed when Iraq accepts U.S. demands.
A fiume runs through it
Thom Elkjer
An American on a fly-fishing pilgrimage learns
that in Italy, it's who you know that counts.
On the road with the Smokejumpers: Part Two
The King Teen
Dead bunnies, canceled gigs, pizza and beer a San Francisco band explores America.
Can we talk?
Rebecca Bryant
Do gay rights groups need to abandon their drive for affirmation at the ballot-box after Tuesday's drubbing?
A new mecca for Silicon Valley
Simon Firth
A new mecca for Silicon Valley By Simon Firth The Tech Museum is full of innovative wonders -- just don't expect to see the Valley's darker side represented
Another Africa
Chinua Achebe
An eye-opening portfolio of photographs by Robert Lyons and a searing, incisive essay by Chinua Achebe illuminate Africa beyond the stereotypes and cliches.
Rickshaws I have loved
Don George
Wanderlust editor Don George talks with Lonely Planet founder and head Tony Wheeler about his new book, 'Chasing Rickshaws,' and the company's future plans as it celebrates its 25th year of publishing.
How Europe changed my life
Hank Hyena
How Europe changed my life: A summer odyssey affects a young Republican in the most unexpected way.
A two-wheel tour of Holland
Cynthia Gorney
Cynthia Gorney describes the pleasures and perils of a
two-wheel family tour of Holland.
Waiting for Hurricane Georges
Jennifer Moses
From Baton Rouge, Jennifer Moses describes her family's crisis preparations for the hurricane that never came.
School girl
Thylias Moss
I thought all girls -- regardless of color -- were heading toward vast opportunities. Then I learned the truth.
Rules of the Wild
Francesca Marciano
In an excerpt from her first novel, "Rules of the Wild,"
Francesca Marciano portrays the seductive subculture of whites in Kenya -- and
the addicting allure of Africa's vastness.
Clay Pigeons
Andrew O'Hehir
Vince Vaughn is irresistible as the psycho villain in the otherwise empty Clay Pigeons.
Has the Web made porn respectable?
Janelle Brown
The Web professional next door just might be running an adult site. But it's probably not making him rich.
Iowa heartland
Jennifer New
Jennifer New describes the joys and dilemmas of being a traveler from Iowa.
Let's Get This Straight: Story time
Scott Rosenberg
Can narrative save us from information overload?
Live fast, die young and leave a beautiful corpse
Lesley Hazleton
Searching for the site of James Dean's fatal car crash leads to
Nowhere.
Grace under pressure
Charles Taylor
With his back to the wall, President Clinton finds his voice and passes the character test.
The other woman
Murray Waas
Of all the women swirling around President Clinton, perhaps only one was a true victim.
Sloan
Fiona Morgan
Red square
Janis Cooke Newman
As Russia gradually disassembles itself, one adoptive mother wonders what memories she might put away to share years from now with her Russian baby son.
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