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Why the Chinese embassy was bombed
Jeff Stein
A senior intelligence official says the CIA team in charge of choosing targets has no recent Belgrade experience.
Guns and penises
Camille Paglia
American society's problem isn't firearms -- it's the sexually dysfunctional men and women who abuse them.
Stop this war
David Horowitz
Clinton and his leftist buddies in NATO are squandering our money and our military credibility in the Balkans.
Cowboy love
Lily Burana
For city women, the Wild West is a risky fetish. For city men, it's a dirty job.
Silicon Follies
Thomas Scoville
Chapter 14: Programming in vampire mode -- or, the long dark night of the code
“Carpet” and other tales
Barry Yourgrau
A magic carpet in a hotel room, a safari gone astray, a mysterious mission, a map mishap -- four excerpts take unexpected twists.
“The Leper's Companion”
Alex Abramovich
In the year 1410, a tormented group of English villagers follow their priest on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
Little Caesars — “Focus Group”: Cliff Freeman & Partners, New York
Ruth Shalit
A Little Caesars pizza ad shows how focus groups have become an object of parody.
Kinkiness in a B&B
Chris Colin
The discreet charm of a firm mattress is just one of the many lessons of a second-anniversary stay.
Celebrating murder
Jeff Stein
As Hillary Clinton consoles the widow of a slain abortion doctor, anti-abortion forces prepare to launch a week of protests near his Buffalo, N.Y., clinic.
Must AOL pay “community leaders”?
Janelle Brown
Labor Department inquiry raises thorny questions about volunteers' role in online communities.
“Joan of Arkansas” defeats Kenneth Starr
Suzi Parker
Susan McDougal acquitted of obstruction of justice; mistrial declared on contempt charges.
It takes a (global) village
Daryl Lindsey
As the humanitarian relief effort in Albania and Macedonia mounts, international organizations are seeking the cash and kindness of strangers.
Do geeks need to go to college?
Lisa Schmeiser
Bill Gates didn't graduate. And many Web workers today feel they don't need a technology degree to succeed.
Lost and found
Lenny Karpman
An early-morning visit to Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market leads to a surprising catch.
Is Isla Mujeres safe?
Donald D. Groff
Our expert answers readers' questions about Mexico, artists' colonies, Belize and touring Java by train.
Beginner's guide to the Balkans
Laura Rozen
A week ago, few Americans could find Kosovo on a map. What's behind the crisis Clinton's committed to solve.
Why Bill Gates still doesn’t get the Net
Scott Rosenberg
While his new book "Business @ the Speed of Thought" peddles PCs as the ultimate corporate intelligence system, the industry is mutating right under his nose.
Transylvanian nightmare
Jeffrey Tayler
A young man bears the lasting burden of
Romania's depraved dictator
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