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A home-schooler goes to college
Kate Fridkis
It wasn't the schoolwork or social life that threw me. It's that I never realized how dull a classroom could be
The monoculture is a myth
Steven Hyden
Three TV networks? Music dictated by MTV? Nostalgia for a shared past creates false history. We have it better now
Americans Sargent, Sims share economics Nobel
Karl Ritter, Malin Rising
Princeton, NYU professors earn prize for their research on the link between government policy and the economy
Americans Sargent, Sims Share Economics Nobel
Karl Ritter, Malin Rising
NYU, Princeton professors share prize for research on the link between government policy and the economy
The real danger from classified leaks
Glenn Greenwald
A new NYT story shows the administration's hypocritical attitude towards the release of classified information
Holy chemistry!
Matt Zoller Seitz
The explosive season ender eliminates many of Walt's problems while creating new ones
Our year of toilet training hell
Josh Reims
What began as a typical parenting struggle became a drama that nearly wrecked our lives
“The Way”: On a pilgrimage with Martin Sheen
Andrew O'Hehir
The "West Wing" president and his son, Emilio Estevez, discuss their spiritual road movie made for tough times
From travel writer to war correspondent
Kate Grace Thomas
I went to Libya to work on a guidebook for Lonely Planet. I ended up witnessing a revolution
Kurt Sutter’s family values
Matt Zoller Seitz
In an exclusive interview, "Sons of Anarchy" creator Kurt Sutter takes on safe, nostalgic TV and those Emmy snubs
Interview with my bully: The courage to remember
Janni Lee Simner
As the author's writing career blossomed, old classmates got back in touch. But only one faced up to the truth
Brian Eno: Success ruins artists
David Mitchell
In conversation with the novelist David Mitchell, the U2 and Coldplay producer explains the essence of creativity
The girl I stole from my best friend
Ethan Gilsdorf
For decades, I carried around the guilt of my betrayal. But when Russ and I met again, I realized I had it wrong
Obama’s mixed record on nukes
Justin Elliott
Two and a half years after he recommitted to working toward a nuke-free world, progress is unsteady
What constitutes rape?
Julia Dahl
An FBI definition excludes a wide range of sexual assaults, including ones against men. That might finally change
Why I miss the monoculture
Touré
We don't agree on anything the way we agreed about Prince, Nirvana and MJ -- and our cultural life is poorer for it
Flashback! Psychedelic research returns
Alexander Zaitchik
Four decades after Timothy Leary, LSD shows success in medical trials. Will the right completely trip?
Imagining H.G. Wells' sex life
Heller McAlpin
A new novel provides a faithful fictionalization of the sci-fi icon's less famous exploits
Facing down my eighth-grade tormentor
Steve Almond
A new Salon series: I tracked down the kid who made my life hell and did the unthinkable -- had a conversation
Early signs of a “Bridesmaids” bump
Rebecca Traister
A veteran producer sees not just success for Kristen Wiig's blockbuster, but signs of a lasting legacy
Diebold voting machines can be hacked by remote control
Brad Friedman
Exclusive: A laboratory shows how an e-voting machine
used by a third of all voters can be easily manipulated
Why white liberals are (really) ditching Obama
David Sirota
Racism isn't responsible for the president's drop in popularity. His right-wing policies are
Why America and France clash on Palestine
Michael Goldfarb
Obama and Sarkozy both face reelection -- and they're pandering to very different audiences
Why Charlie Sheen is still winning
Matt Zoller Seitz
"Two and a Half Men" replacement Ashton Kutcher can't compete with pop culture's smirking prince of darkness
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