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Millennial-time religion
Jenn Shreve
The L.A. Weekly gets spiritual; poo falls from the sky in Salt Lake City.
Our scalpels, ourselves
Paige Arthur
Sander Gilman slices to the heart of the boob job and finds the ideals of the liberal enlightenment in his "Making the Body Beautiful: A Cultural History of Aesthetic Surgery."
Was Lincoln gay?
Carol Lloyd
Firebrand Larry Kramer says he has the evidence to prove it. Lincoln scholars are holding their fire until they see it. Get ready for the second Civil War.
Poison pen pals
Craig Offman
Salon Books interviews a serial killer groupie who corresponded with Gacy, Ramirez, Manson and Dahmer.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Ducking the issues in "Prodigal Son"; readers debate homophobia in Cunanan book.
Got art?
James Poniewozik
Keanu, meet the Gap: "The Matrix" is the latest example of the growing
cultural reach of advertising.
True crime
Ted Gideonse
Vanity Fair reporter Maureen Orth blames gay society for the crimes of Andrew Cunanan.
The great Pretender
Joyce Millman
A walking contradiction of tough talk and tender gestures, Chrissie Hynde inspired a generation of female rockers and fans.
What the world needs now: A feminist bikini
Susan Lehman
Ms. Magazine Lightens Up; Maxim Plays the Bloke Card; Salman's Vision Thing.
The king of computer labs
Andrew Leonard
Xerox PARC invented the modern PC but couldn't sell it. A definitive new history explores why.
Who killed Meriwether Lewis?
Leighton Woodhouse
A forensic scientist named James Starrs thinks the famous explorer may have been murdered -- and wants to dig up his body to try to find out.
Confidence man
Charles Taylor
From gorgeous smartass to dependable old pro, Paul Newman has always known the score.
The ugliest story yet
Joan Walsh
Why the Wall Street Journal ran the Clinton rape story that no other reputable news organization would touch.
The ugliest story yet
Joan Walsh
Why the Wall Street Journal ran the Clinton rape story that no other reputable news organization would touch.
Bear essentials
Tim Cavanaugh
Bear essentials: By Tim Cavanaugh. Christopher Byron, the
Cassandra of Net stocks, explains how day traders have fueled the tech market roller derby.
Combover Congress
Cynthia Heimel
How can we trust our leaders to manage impeachment when they can't even manage their hair?
The mysteries of Bill Clinton
Gabriel Garcma Marquez
Nobel Prize-winning author Gabriel Garcma Marquez compares the president's fate to that of Hester Prynne.
Night of the living day traders
Dana Blankenhorn
Night of the living day traders: By Dana Blankenhorn. They buy and sell at ultrasonic speeds. They rarely leave their desks. And they're obsessed with the Net.
Witness for the prosecution?
Nicholas Confessore
Dick Morris, conspiracy theorist, could find a way to hurt the president again.
The world is ending — let's get to know our neighbors!
James Poniewozik
Y2K bug provides a grand opportunity for media pontification: The Utne Reader weighs in early.
Microsoft
Andrew Leonard, Janelle Brown, Scott Rosenberg
Have Gates & Co. peaked? 21st reviews tech highs and lows of '98.
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