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Seven deadly sins: Confessions of a stair mistress
Elizabeth B. Krieger
While other students shoot pool, sling back beers and study, a growing tribe of compulsive exercisers pursues the perfect workout.
Yucky Woody
Andrew O'Hehir
Andrew O'Hehir on Woody Allen: the neurotic court jester of sophisticated urbanites everywhere has given his most
The Rings Of Saturn
Joyce Hackett
The Rings Of Saturn
Joyce Hackett
Forever young
Joan Walsh
The appeal of My Twinn dolls is not that they let parents hang on to their kids' childhood. It's that they let kids hang on to their childhood.
The Marxist Wall Street couldn't ignore
Annalee Newitz
How did an English doctoral drop-out like Doug Henwood become the first anti-capitalist pundit for the CNN crowd?
Read My Lips: A Cultural History Of Lipstick
Etelka Lehoczky
Etelka Lehoczky
reviews 'Read My Lips' by Meg Cohen Ragas and Karen Kozlowski.
Penile ponderings
Lori Gottlieb
The seven deadly sins. Penile Ponderings: When a professor asks you to grope your friend's organs for extra credit, what's the right thing to do?
Penile ponderings
Lori Gottlieb
When a professor asks you to grope your friend's organs for extra credit, what's the right thing to do?
The year of reliving dangerously
David Horowitz
Our generation was so torn apart in 1968 that some people's memories went permanently screwy -- Stephen Talbot's for example.
Days of rage (cont.)
Stephen Talbot
Filmmaker Stephen Talbot fires back at David Horowitz over his PBS documentary '1968.'
Repressed memory syndrome
David Horowitz
The legendary year 1968 stills hold the baby-boom generation in thrall -- but it was actually the pinnacle of anti-democratic narcissism.
The president as lab rat
Gary Wolf
How much surveillance can one human being take? President Clinton is helping us find out.
Studio 54, where are you?
Charles Taylor
Instead of offering a comic portrait of '70s excess, '54' is a '90s-style morality tale.
The Year of Dreaming Dangerously
Stephen Talbot
This is the 30th anniversary of a series of tumultuous events that shaped a generation. To understand the activists of the '60s, you have to revisit 1968 and consider what it was like to those who lived through it.
A New Kind Of Party Animal
Dante Ramos
Dante Ramos
reviews 'A New Kind of Party Animal' by Michele Mitchell
Hollywood swingers
Ray Sawhill
The heroes of America's film renaissance were brought down by their excesses, two new books argue -- and they took American cinema with them.
Books: Unafraid Of The Dark
Jonathan Miles
Jonathan Miles reviews 'Unafraid of the Dark' by Rosemary Bray
David Brock's new liberal friends
David Horowitz
THE MAN WHO TURNED HIS BACK ON CONSERVATISM WILL DO OR SAY ANYTHING TO BE FAMOUS.
Were the ’60s a fraud?
Gary Kamiya
Gary Kamiya reviews two new books of revisionist culture criticism from The Baffler editors and asks: Was the '60s the fraud -- or its critics?
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