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Let's Get This Straight: Judging computers by their covers
Scott Rosenberg
So iMacs have fun new colors. What's so revolutionary about tinted plastic?
The men who moil for gold
J. Kingston Pierce
A century after the race for the Klondike gold fields, a hiker traces the argonauts' northward course.
Let the culture war rage
Steve Erickson
Let the culture war rage, let the full impeachment trial begin -- it's time for America to decide what its true values are.
The ecology of Java
Peter Wayner
It's not just Sun vs. Microsoft anymore -- as the success of little Transvirtual shows.
My mother's daughter
Kristina Zarlengo
Part Two of a trilogy by three women whose lives were forever changed by adoption -- the teenager who gave her child up, the girl she gave away and the woman who became that girl's mother.
Letter from Havana
Frank Smyth
Che Guevara would have been puzzled by the joy of this past Christmas in Cuba, the first time this traditionally Catholic island has officially celebrated the holiday since the revolution. But Christmas isn't the only thing that might confuse Che as 1999 begins.
Yucky Woody
Andrew O'Hehir
Andrew O'Hehir on Woody Allen: the neurotic court jester of sophisticated urbanites everywhere has given his most
“Great Expectations”
Charles Taylor
A strange, breathtaking and rapturous new updating of Dickens' 'Great Expectations.' Film review by Charles Taylor.
Microsoft
Andrew Leonard, Janelle Brown, Scott Rosenberg
Have Gates & Co. peaked? 21st reviews tech highs and lows of '98.
Mementos from the pre-millennium
Steve Erickson
Dredged from the 1998 archives of art, pop culture and politics, Steve Erickson offers his own private cultural canon.
The Rings Of Saturn
Joyce Hackett
The Rings Of Saturn
Joyce Hackett
Why Lott and Barr hate Clinton
Joe Conason
Why they hate Clinton. Some GOP leaders' ties to white supremacists give a clue to their campaign against president.
Going through the motions
Harry Jaffe
Friday's historic impeachment debate had all the tension and soul-stirring oratory of a sewage appropriations bill -- until Patrick Kennedy tangled offstage with Bob Barr.
coffee-table books for holiday giving — and grabbing
Richard B. Woodward
From photos of naked people in Los Angeles to New York living rooms, this year's crop of big books has something for everyone.
The devil in your family room
Fiona Morgan
A Texas group is offering "Marilyn Manson awareness training" for parents who fear that their subculture-adopting teens are poised to go from black clothes and candle burning to criminality.
A kinder, gentler lynch mob
Gary Kamiya
The peachy-keen GOP has shown its true colors -- and they confirm the most brain-dead radical stereotypes from the '60s.
A kinder, gentler lynch mob
Gary Kamiya
The 'peachy-keen GOP has shown its true colors -- and they confirm the most brain-dead radical stereotypes from the '60s.
Harassment backlash
Matthew Dallek
When Angelo Armenti embarked on a witch hunt for professors accused of indiscretions, he became a case in point for why sexual harassment policies just don't work.
Is Rio grand?
Janelle Brown
With the new MP3 player, the future of online music distribution is here now -- it's just a bit slow.
Voice of America
Carol Lloyd
Anna Deavere Smith: The shy priestess of performance art has made a career acting out the intimate confessions of others.
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