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Remembering Dec. 8, 1980
Stephen Lemons
Robert Altman, Lucianne Goldberg, Roger Ebert, Larry Flynt, T.C. Boyle, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michael Douglas and others recall how they felt when they heard the news of John Lennon's death.
How to rescue the Heisman
Allen Barra
Acknowledging that the days of leather helmets, the quick kick and both-way players are gone would be a start.
Daniel Clowes
Carina Chocano
With a new graphic novel out and a movie on the way, the author of "David Boring," "Ghost World" and "Eightball" talks about writing stories, making movies and what it's like being him.
Making the call
Charles Anders
How to tell a sex partner -- with minimum pain and suffering -- that you've been diagnosed with an STD.
The presidency hangs in the balance
Jake Tapper
The Bush and Gore teams spend a long, long Sunday in a Tallahassee courtroom.
The Oscar Wilde centenary
Brent Gregston
The plays may have been more scandalous than the author's sex life, but visitors still plant kisses on his grave
How manual recounts helped Bush
Anthony York
In some Florida counties, election officials voluntarily hand-counted ballots that machines couldn't read -- exactly what Gore wants in Miami-Dade -- and the governor came out ahead.
Is Napster hurting record sales?
Eric Boehlert
No, say the numbers. Business is looking good, even if the Backstreet Boys don't reclaim their rightful world supremacy.
Therapy for Thanksgiving
Marianna Eilenberg
While the rest of you make pie, we are chopping and dicing familial neuroses.
The court comes through for Gore
Jake Tapper
The recounts count, and dimpled chads might, too, but a menacing James Baker promises the GOP will fight back.
A walking clich
Garrison Keillor
I've gone and fallen for my 19-year-old Nordic au pair. Should I tell her that I'm in love with her?
Real Life Rock Top 10
Greil Marcus
Everything you need to know about the Florida recount
Anthony York, Eric Boehlert
Hanging chads! Overvoting! A crash course in the Sunshine State electoral idiosyncrasies that could determine our next president.
The Volusia triangle
Anthony York
Where ballots disappear, partisans scuffle and election officials try to put the genie back in the bottle.
Making the world safe for democracy?
Salon foreign correspondents
From the streets of Paris to offices in Japan, the world chuckles and shrugs at the U.S. election circus.
The fallacy of Nixon’s graceful exit
Gerald Posner
In 1960, the GOP candidate fought hard behind the scenes to make sure the election wasn't stolen from him -- just as Al Gore should do.
“Forever Mine”
Charles Taylor
The steamy scenes at the center of this romantic noir generate serious heat -- but you still can't see them on the big screen.
Statement by James Baker on Florida voting
Salon Staff
The Bush campaign's Florida representative invokes the memory of Nixon and Ford while pressing Gore to concede.
Night of the living dead
Carina Chocano
The voters of Missouri have resurrected Mel Carnahan. It's enough to drive his opponent to prayer.
Porn across the water
Jack Boulware
A group of French technicians is suspended for using company computers to send dirty pictures.
One last group hug
Jake Tapper
Bush takes a final whack at Clinton and Gore before thanking everybody -- even the press. And one reporter shows her gratitude too.
The tooth will out
Randy Dotinga
Fluoride proponents and foes battle over conflicting scientific claims -- and the attention of voters
Is the Internet a bad, bad boy?
Damien Cave
San Francisco's anti-growth Proposition L is an unnecessarily harsh referendum on the merits of the new economy.
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