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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Abstinence works in theory, not in practice; debating cable vs. DSL; who's to blame for Columbine feeding frenzy?
Columbine: We stand behind the story
Salon Staff
Although sheriff's officials have downplayed their role in revealing details about the Columbine investigation, no one has challenged a single fact reported.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
You pay your handyman more than your nanny?! Plus: Pop psychology Mach test too close to Cosmo quiz; "broadband warrior" Jermoluk is wrong about wireless.
Why they never told us
Kate Moses
First novelist Rahna Reiko Rizzuto talks about the silence surrounding the Japanese internment camps, being "stealth Japanese" and writing herself into two children.
Whither George? And what's up with Tina's Talk?
Sean Elder
Hachette wonders what to do with George, post JFK Jr.; the new issue of Tina's mag isn't going to get people talking.
Uh, Miss?
Alex Pappademas
By playing a waitress in a video, Britney Spears tries to connect with a great rock tradition. Check, please.
Sells like Teen Spirit
Alissa Quart
Savvy about the media, steeped in pop psychology, today's kids have problems the experts still don't understand.
“Faster: The Acceleration of Just About Everything”
Edward Neuert
The more efficient we get the less efficient we feel, and other paradoxes of the sped-up world.
“The Great Shame; and the Triumph of the Irish in the English-Speaking World”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A writer of Irish extraction explores Australia and North America in a quest to uncover Ireland's history.
Broadband warrior
Mark Gimein
Tom Jermoluk takes on everyone from America Online to the local phone company in his bid to connect with the consumer.
My prom date, the spy
Lisa Zeidner
I thought my Russian boyfriend's parents were journalists. My bureaucrat dad was convinced they were spies. Of course, they did have that wall-size transmission device in the living room ...
“For Common Things”
Caleb Crain
A fresh-faced 24-year-old with a prescription for a better America is way, way out of his depth.
Who's afraid of Pat Buchanan?
Jake Tapper
His spineless Republican rivals and the political punditocracy, that's who.
Tree girl has spawned!
Jenn Shreve
Young, PR-savvy idealists defend forests, Republicanism and dog food. Plus: Graphic sex writing is soooo 1995; Leonard Nimoy speaks Yiddish?
My dinner with Bulworth
Jake Tapper
The Minnesota adman who helped Jesse Ventura become governor advises Warren Beatty on how he might claim the White House.
Jupiter shoots for the moon
Janelle Brown
The market research firm has always said the Net would be big. Now it's big enough to launch Jupiter on a bid to go public.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Is Britney Spears just "lovestruck"? Plus: Gates' personality quirks conceal real issues in Redmond; selling science with sex appeal.
Warren Buffett
Larry Kanter
The Oracle of Omaha -- the world's greatest stock market investor -- lives in a house he bought for $31,500, dines on burgers and quotes Mae West. He's worth $36 billion ... give or take a few mil.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Do criminals deserve prison rapes? Plus: Funeral parlors, drugs and Dubya; faking depression.
Bone wars
Juno Gregory
Are we not who we thought we were? A boy's 25,000-year-old remains call into question our very roots and kick up a nasty battle among scientists.
Spiritual Chapter 11
Michele Scarff
Novelist David Gates talks about his overeducated, self-tormenting characters, the genius of Dickens and the seductive pursuit of perfect taste.
Hepatitis highway
Geoff Edgers
Why is there hepatitis hysteria and a syphilis scare along I-95 in North Carolina?
“Flowers in the Dustbin: The Rise of Rock and Roll, 1947-1977”
Gavin McNett
Do we need another history of rock? If it's this good, yes.
Stalking Gates
Janelle Brown
In "The Plot to Get Bill Gates," Gary Rivlin provides a much-needed outsider's view of the Baron of Redmond -- and the rogues of Silicon Valley.
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