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Stop raping my loved ones
Andrew Strickman
Dating a victim of sexual assault means learning, awfully, how rape touches everyone.
The hardest question
Jeff Drayer
Even after doing it hundreds of times, it's never easy to ask someone whether they want you to let them die.
At Copacabana
Mark Jolly
Rio de Janeiro boasts the most famous beach in the world. From dangerous muggers to skimpy ball hangers, the title was hard won.
Why Elian should stay in the U.S.
Cathy Young
Growing up as "state property" in the Soviet Union convinced me that freedom is as crucial as a father's love.
“Waterloo Sunset: Stories” by Ray Davies
Stephanie Zacharek
The legendary leader of the Kinks ventures gamely into fiction.
Letters to the editor
Salon Staff
Homeopathy is quackery, cry experts. Plus: Are liberals wrong about guns? George W. doesn't have what it takes.
My daddy's gardens
Sunny Hemphill
They were a sign that he would keep his job for a while and we'd have food on the table.
Pop stardom vs. deathless prose
Anthony S. Brandt
Is Stephen King as important as Toni Morrison? Is Danielle Steel our Dickens? It all depends on how you measure.
The San Francisco Examiner, 1887-2000
Scott Rosenberg
Underfunded and outmanned, the scrappy afternoon paper could sometimes prevail over the competition -- but couldn't survive its own mismanagement.
Real Life Rock Top 10
Greil Marcus
Colin Powell the untouchable
David Corn
He always tops the GOP vice-president list and is "defined by the word 'trust.'" So when will he face questions about his honesty?
Algorithm and blues
Thomas Scoville
Are you to blame for the hideous dot-commification of planet Earth? The algorithm method could prevent further contributions to this mess.
Why we travel
Pico Iyer
It whirls you around, turns you upside down and stands everything you took for granted on its head.
Cinema cage match!
Michael Sragow
A longtime writer for Eddie Murphy directs an alluring doc on the weird world of pro wrestling. Why is WWF capo Vince McMahon trying to pile-drive it?
Homeopathy
Debra Ollivier
It's not wizardry; in fact, it's based on the same principle as vaccination.
Skull wars
Lawrence Osborne
Native American activists battle scientists for bones that may prove they had white ancestors.
Gore's met the enemy
Bruce Shapiro
The vice president's multiple fund-raising scandals don't add up to much legally or politically until you factor in his ability to stick his foot in his mouth.
Sharps & Flats
Jon Caramanica
Hyped hip-hop star Beanie Sigel tells "The Truth," the whole truth and everything but the truth.
The trouble with the Whitneys
Frank Houston
Artwork that slams Rudy Giuliani's reaction to "Sensation" leads to a little dynastic squabble that may cause the family to withdraw its name -- and not-so-little fortune -- from the museum.
Sometimes sorry isn't good enough
Colman McCarthy
The pope's vague act of contrition does nothing to address the Vatican's pro-war policies.
Island fever
Dylan James
I was willing to spring my gay porn past on my unsuspecting family if it would get me on the TV show "Survivor." But would it?
Former George editor peddles JFK Jr. memoir
Craig Offman
He fired contributors then for what he's doing now.
Second acts and new attacks
Max Garrone
Hillary and Gore under fire, Bradley and McCain refrain from open anger, Bush starts a new attack and a portrait of Giuliani places him in the Third Reich. [UPDATED]
“On Parole” by Akira Yoshimura
Emily Gordon
A bestselling Japanese novelist depicts the grim aftermath of a grisly crime.
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